Economic and Symbolic Transmissions in Women’s Novels: Frances Burney, Jane Austen, Elizabeth Gaskell by Marie-Laure Massei-Chamayou

“…At the crossroads between economic and symbolic transmissions, this paper seeks to highlight the evolving representations of women’s complex relationships to inheritance by focusing on a few emblematic novels, whose plots crystallize major economic and social changes—namely Burney’s Cecilia (1782), Austen’s Sense and Sensibility (1811), and Gaskell’s North and South (1854‒55).…”
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SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE SECURITY IN THE DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL SPACE by M. Yu. Zakharov, I. E. Starovoytova, A. V. Shishkova

“…The article deals with the spread of digital technologies in education and digital learning as a special stage of digital socialization, changing the social roles of the teacher and student. …”
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La Galice au XXe siècle : économie, culture et autogouvernement by Ramón Villares

“…The article deals with the evolution of Galicia in the 20th century until the years of autonomy, analyzing the economic and social changes in a connected way, with the evolution of political consciousness and the creation of a national identity. …”
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Les débuts de la fonte ornementale en France, de l’Empire à la monarchie de Juillet by Jean‑Paul Zitt

“…Examining the actors and their models, it attempts to apprehend the dynamics of the new technique, from its difficult development to its boom years, by looking at it in the perspective of the rapid social changes taking place. The singularity of the material, which combines strength, malleability and low cost, made it emblematic of the “mass‑ produced ornaments” proliferating in cities. …”
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Changement et innovation en éducation : deux notions en résonance by Françoise Cros, Dominique Broussal

“…This presentation aims to show the differences, both historically and socially. Change is more readily associated with support, while innovation focuses on the content of the transformation and its impacts. …”
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Exploring Development Challenges in Uganda Using Modernization Theory by Gloria Nambassa, Eko Priyo Purnomo

“…Modernization theories are typically categorized into 'critical variable' and 'dichotomous' approaches, each defining modernization through specific social changes or the acquisition of modern attributes by traditional societies. …”
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Regional resource management system by E. A. Ostapenko

“…The process of societal development is accompanied by profound social changes, which in turn cause new problems of social organisation. …”
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ABC for Father and Mother and Me. Representations of children as consumers in the picturebook of the interwar period by Elina Druker

“…The new ideas and marketing strategies expressed in these books also coincide with fundamental social changes in society, resulting from modernity and new technologies. …”
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YOUNG CONSUMERS AS GROUP BUYING SERVICES’ CUSTOMERS by Edyta Rudawska

“…It is a consequence of the fact that they have an increasing impact on buying decisions undertaken by the family as well as they have an increasing individual purchasing power resulting from financial resources at their disposal. Economic and social changes have formed a different type of a young consumer, who, among other things, makes more reasonable choices and needs to establish social bonds what, in turn, makes him/her form groups of friends or integrate with others. …”
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Modelling Creative Innovation by Ormerod Paul, Alexander Bentley R.

“…Models of ‘binary choices with externalities’ are predicated on copying and potentially show us not only why most innovations fail, but also why big social changes do not necessarily require big causes. …”
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Antiféminisme sur papier glacé by Auréline Cardoso

“…Hirschman offered an analysis of different rhetorics against social changes (French revolution, universal suffrage and welfare state). …”
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Le WIR en Suisse : la révolte du puissant ? by Guillaume Vallet

“…Since then, it has adapted itself to a number of economic and social changes and it continued to evolve to the point that it is now used by more than 60,000 companies in Switzerland. …”
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Nobility and domestic conviviality in the paintings of archduchess Maria Christine by Michael Yonan

“…Eighteenth-century transformations to the family concept affected all families, including those of high social status; despite being monarchs, royal families could not shield themselves from larger social changes affecting family definitions in general. …”
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SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF LONELINESS IN MODERN TEENAGERS by N. P. Dedov, O. A. Komissarova

“…This is most evident in the younger generation, as it is more sensitive to social changes. For exploring this phenomenon, an empirical study was conducted of the attitude of adolescents to loneliness and its interrelation with communicative abilities. …”
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Back to business? Taking lessons from Porto (Portugal) to inform sustainable tourism futures after COVID-19 by Inês Gusman, José Alberto Rio Fernandes, Pedro Chamusca

“… Porto has undergone significant economic and social changes in recent decades, closely intertwined with the evolution of its tourism sector. …”
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Exploring the changing of name as a socio-cultural adaptation strategy of the Javanese Diaspora in Sabah Borneo—Malaysia by Sahid Teguh Widodo, Suyatno Suyatno, Bahtiar Mohamad, Shafinar Ismail

“…This research explores the evolution of personal names within the Diaspora Jawa Sabah (DJS) community, focusing on how historical events, social changes, and cultural practices have influenced DJS names, particularly after Sabah joined Malaysia in 1963. …”
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La notion de société civile dans les politiques et pratiques du développement by Gautier Pirotte

“…This success came along with multiple criticisms relating to its “misty” character, its multiple ideological orientations as well as its scientific un-utility for the analysis of the political and social changes outside the western world. As an empty envelop filling with particular senses according to the actors and specific social and cultural contexts, the new “non western civil society” must be above all studied as “projects”, realities in gestation, in the junction of dynamics appropriate for the local societies where they appear and of dynamics outside societies which privilege certain actors (in particular non-governmental organizations), a particular meaning of the concept (in a perspective close to a third sector) and also supply a consequent part of the resources necessary for the vitality of these projects. …”
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Transhumanism, managerism and the special military operation in Ukraine by V. V. Kovalev

“…The purpose of the study is to determine what social changes in the West lead to forming barriers to the peaceful resolution of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. …”
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How it affects me: the effects of arguments in public debates on marriage equality for young people in Taiwan by I-Ching Lee

“…Further implications regarding young people's responses to social changes are discussed.…”
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Social Work and Human Rights: Uncrossed Paths Between Exposure, Engagement, Lens, and Methods in Professional Practice by Maria Irene Carvalho, Cristina Albuquerque, Pedro Borrego

“…We conclude that professionals have the knowledge and courage to consolidate and promote HR; however, in order to advocate for and promote structural social changes that lead to the full realization of an HR utopia, they need to use methods based on structural and collective approaches.…”
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