The “revolving door” or the circulation of leaders between the economic and political fields of power in Mexico by Julia Chardavoine

“…It shows that there is mainly a one-way revolving door in the country, from private companies to the State and not vice-versa and analyzes the multiple forms of investment of the political-administrative field of power by the business leaders in the country, taking into account the structural diversity of the economic field of power. …”
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DYNAMICS BETWEEN SPIRITUALITY, LEADERSHIP AND LIFE GOALS: by G.E. Dames

“…The life narrative research methodology was applied to explore the ultimate life goals and spiritual transformation in the life narratives of seven school principals in Roman Catholic private schools in Gauteng and two public schools in the Western Cape. …”
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Une analyse des discours sur le rôle d’une expérimentation dans la production urbaine : le projet Darwin à Bordeaux by Sandra Mallet, Arnaud Mège

“…The project is conceived as a hybrid place, combining accommodation for SSE project leaders, cultural associations and businesses, in an approach that aims to be exemplary in terms of sustainable development.Both private and partly occupied without right or title, Darwin strongly questions the place and role of this type of alternative in the city, especially in view of the conflict that has opposed it for several years to the developer of a ZAC. …”
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When "new" crops are not really new: California Indigenous communities and research and commercialization of elderberry by Sonja Brodt, Sabine Talaugon, Gwenael Engelskirchen

“…The article “Native blue elderberry in hedgerows bridges revenue and conservation goals” focuses on the commercial potential of western blue elderberry (Sambucus nigra ssp. cerulea) plantings, primarily on private farmland in California. While blue elderberry is little known as a commercial agricultural crop, it is anything but new to the Indigenous people of this place. …”
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De l’or noir à l’or vert : le gaz de mine, une ressource de transition dans le Nord-Pas-de-Calais ? by Antoine Fontaine, Laurence Rocher

“…The analysis highlights a resource development process essentially built around private interests and points out the current limits in the distribution of benefits and risks associated with the exploitation of mine gas.…”
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Lessons learnt from advocating for family medicine in South Africa by Robert J. Mash, Klaus Von Pressentin, Jenny Nash, Tasleem Ras

“…Advocacy has continued with a focus on human resources for health policy and deployment of family physicians in district health services. In the private sector, there is also advocacy for the scope of practice and proper remuneration of family physicians. …”
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Student study group break-even value and adjustment of the educational program portfolio by G. L. Azoev

“…This is not news for university employees, but, unfortunately, achieving the goal faces a number of unsolved private tasks. First of all, it is unclear what the cost of one study group should be in order to provide all the necessary conditions for the university development, including the salaries of professors and teachers at least twice the average salary of the home region. …”
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How Taxes and Budget Deficits Determine Domestic Product by Fritz Helmedag

“…However, the desired economic stimulus will be paralyzed if the extra tax yield is used to repay debt. Disposable private income depends on the effective budget deficit but not on the tax rate, although it affects the share of public goods in domestic product. …”
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Repos hebdomadaire : une réforme problématique by Mohammed Nasr-Eddine Koriche

“…Today, at least in both the public and private economic sectors the law has been modified to provide for negotiated adjustments in the distribution of work and leisure. …”
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QUALITY OF LIFE OF TYPICALLY DEVELOPING SIBLINGS OF PEOPLE WITH PROFOUND INTELLECTUAL AND MULTIPLE DISABILITIES IN POLAND by Jakub Niedbalski

“…The siblings identified the following nine domains as dimensions that impacted their QOL: joint activities, mutual understanding, private time, acceptance, forbearance, effect on well-being, exchanging experiences, social support, and dealing with the outside world. …”
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Ìwà l’ẹwà: Towards a Yorùbá Feminist Ethics by Olayinka Oyeleye

“…It takes a feminist approach to ethics, which stresses specifically the political enterprise of eradicating systems and structures of male domination and female subordination in both the public and the private domains. The theoretical implications of Feminist narrative ethics is then applied to the philosophical imports of Yorùbá proverbs about women as a way to tease out how female subordination is grounded in Yorùbá ontology and ethics. …”
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An empirical study of the effect of information technology expenditures on student achievement. Information technology, Productivity, Educational technology, Standardized testing,... by Alan R. Peslak

“…The impact of information technology on productivity in the private sector has been extensively researched. But the study of the impact of information technology expenditures in schools has been limited. …”
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Child Labor and Environmental Health: Government Obligations and Human Rights by Joseph J. Amon, Jane Buchanan, Jane Cohen, Juliane Kippenberg

“…Drawing upon recent human rights investigations of child labor in tobacco farming in Kazakhstan and gold mining in Mali, the role of international human rights mechanisms, advocacy with government and private sector officials, and media attention in reducing harmful environmental exposures of child workers is discussed. …”
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THE LGBTQA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETES’ EXPERIENCES IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES: BASIS FOR AN INSTITUTIONAL INCLUSIVE SPORTS PLAN by Jordan Pocaan

“…This study used an explanatory sequential mixed method design to examine discrimination experienced by selected LGBTQA intercollegiate athletes from private and public higher education institutions in the Philippines. …”
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Enhancing the Critical Thinking Skills of Grade 8 Chemistry Students Using an Inquiry and Reflection Teaching Method by Nathalie Farah, Zalpha Ayoubi

“…Consequently, we elaborated the Inquiry and Reflection teaching method (I&R) based on White and Fredericsen’s method (1998) and implemented it for three months to grade 8 chemistry students, in one Lebanese private school. Then we compared the control and experimental group students’ scores on the Critical Thinking Test and the final exam. …”
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Market-Based Approach to Mobile Surveillance Systems by Ahmed M. Elmogy, Alaa M. Khamis, Fakhri O. Karray

“…The active surveillance of public and private sites is increasingly becoming a very important and critical issue. …”
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"The personal is political": faith and religion in a public university by Isabel Apawo Phiri, Sarojini Nadar

“…They illustrate how the great rallying cry of the early feminist movement to make the personal political can help in ensuring that religion does not become a “private” matter. Drawing on empirical research with religious women who experience gender-based violence in various forms, the authors argue that when religious beliefs are put into practice without critical introspection, religion becomes dangerous at both the personal and public levels. …”
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Energy Efficient Source Location Privacy Protecting Scheme in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Ant Colony Optimization by Liming Zhou, Qiaoyan Wen

“…Wireless sensor networks consist of various sensors with limited power, which collect different useful and privately relevant information. We pay attention to some issues related to sensor's location privacy. …”
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Strategy or Legitimacy? Analysis of the Role of Institutional Development Plans in Brazilian Universities by Maurício Andrade Lima, Fernando Antônio Ribeiro Serra, Thiago Coelho Soares, Carlos Rogerio Montenegro de Lima

“…This is a qualitative study based on information from 20 IDPs of Brazilian universities, categorized as private, public, community, or confessional. To analyze the IDPs, the content analysis methodology was used. …”
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The Impact of Big Class Size on The Performance of English at U.C.E in Selected Secondary Schools of Shuuku Sub-County Sheema District. by Akankunda, Bronnet

“…More so, different students from different backgrounds and behaviors were recruited. However private schools which have a minimum number of students per class have continued to perform well. …”
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