Violence Against Children by Jace Pillay

“…Children exposed to violence in their families, communities, and schools in their early years are likely to maintain this cycle of violence in their youth and adult lives if no efforts are made to break this cycle. …”
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L’étrangeté d’une langue étrangère : (dé)familiariser l’expérience belge d’Emily Brontë by Augustin Trapenard

“…The story of Charlotte and Emily Brontë’s 1842 sojourn in Brussels is a topos of the « Brontë myth », and from 1850 onwards, in every biographical or critical study, the « Belgian experience » has been used as a privileged tool to read their lives and works. Yet nothing remains of this foreign venture but a few devoirs, the homework that they wrote in French in response to their master’s instructions. …”
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Agribusiness through Smart Technology an Approach of Smart Agriculture by Khatereh Bagherzadeh Asl

“…Horticulture is one of the significant hotspots for every living thing. Yet, these days’ agribusiness crops are impacted because of numerous natural changes. …”
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External minifixation in unstable fractures of the metacarpal by Yovanny Ferrer Lozano, Pablo Oquendo Vázquez

“…The 52, 3% of the patients incorporated to their social active lives without functional limitations. <strong><br /></strong>…”
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The Politics of Objects: Eliza Cook’s Biographies of Things by Fabienne Moine

“…Then this article turns to the social lives of things, more precisely of raw material, whose dignity is restored by giving them a voice and by showing that their self-sacrifice ensures the preservation of the community’s identity and promotes social cohesion. …”
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The Publishing Race by A.W. Misbach

“…As this letter was about what he termed, “the erasure of black lives” in publishing, I decided to publish the letter and invited Terry Morris from Pan Macmillan to respond in the interests of fairness and open debate. …”
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The world’s first “Smart Nation” vision: the case of Singapore by Esra Banu SIPAHI, Zabihullah SAAYI

“… “Smartization” is the policy that Singapore as a city-state with a small geographical territory, limited natural resources, increasing urban density and aging population but determined to become an exceptional city-state has adopted to overcome various national challenges, improve the quality, efficiency and performance of urban services, sustainable development and overall improvement of citizens’ lives. In this regard, the Smart Nation initiative, which has been undertaken in late 2014 is considered a turning point that aims to make Singapore the first smart nation or the first smart country (mega-smart city) in the world. …”
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The Illicit Production and Consumption of Ògógóró in Coastal Yorùbáland and the Niger Delta by Dọlápọ` Z. Olúpàyímọ´

“…As illicitly brewed gin is linked to social deviancy in different ways, and as it can affect peoples’ health dramatically, the author argues that the lives of the people should be protected by establishing effective regulatory bodies that stamp out the production of unrated gin. …”
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Le paysage dans la fabrique de la ville réunionnaise : le défi d’une coconstruction pour un mieux-vivre ensemble by Angélique Begue, Esméralda Longépée, Gilbert David

“…In a context where the construction of the city during half a century has made exchange and co-presence in the public space difficult, the landscape requires new forms of acting and living together. On Reunion Island, subjected to new needs for public spaces, we investigate the landscape as a political issue by asking how the use of the landscape by planners as a tool to rethink the city may or may not make it possible to renew collective action in urban design. …”
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The global Multidimensional Poverty Index: Harmonised level estimates and their changes over time by Nicolai Suppa, Usha Kanagaratnam

“…The global MPI is an international poverty measure based on ten deprivation indicators in three dimensions: health, education, and living standards. The database contains estimates for the MPI itself (the adjusted headcount ratio); related partial indices such as headcount ratio, intensity, indicator-specific indices, and several auxiliary statistics; and changes over time for most quantities. …”
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According to German Finance Minister Dr. Theodor Karl Helfferich “The Causes of of The First World War” by Mustafa ÇOLAK, İsmet TÜRKMEN

“…This pre-war and war in the later stages of a decision taken individually, even thousands, even millions of lives have been directly or indirectly affected. …”
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Online communication of citizen pressure groups in the face of the phenomenon of touristification in Spain by Francisco Javier Godoy-Martín

“…However, in recent years, tourist activity, especially in large cities, has encountered opposition from neighborhood groups that fight for a decrease in tourism, in order to preserve the identity of their neighborhoods and their living conditions. This research aims to describe the communication strategies employed by these citizen pressure groups on the social network X. …”
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The impact of higher education on innovation: A comparison of Slovenia and Switzerland by Anja Car, Peter Stanovnik

“…Switzerland has the world's highest innovation index, and this success is based on human resources that have the right skills to contribute to innovative solutions to improve living standards, the environment and economic development. …”
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Membership in and Presence of Voluntary Organisations during the Swedish Fertility Transition, 1880-1949 by Johan Junkke

“…This is achieved using individual-level longitudinal demographic data from northern Sweden linked with individual-level information on voluntary organisation membership and contextual level information on organisation activity. How living near an organisation influenced fertility is measured using mixed effect Cox regressions. …”
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Rester au Prêcheur by Justine Caussanel, Camille Chastanet, Marion Savignon, Félicien Pecquet-Caumeil

“…The municipality of Le Prêcheur, located in Northern Caribbean region of Martinique, is subject to a wide variety of recurring natural events and living in such an environment entails potential risks. …”
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Poetry as Pagan Pilgrimage: the ‘Animative Impulse’ of Thomas Hardy’s Verse by Laurence Estanove

“…The poem ‛Aquae Sulis’ illustrates this by staging an ironic reunion of the Pagan and Christian traditions—‛images both’—while testifying to the ‛animative impulse’ of Hardy’s poetry that reconciles metaphorical discourse with living experience.…”
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Défendre le corps des femmes. Libre pensée et féminisme aux États-Unis (1820-1920) by Auréliane Narvaez

“…This blind spot in the history of women and religion obscures the relationship between feminism and the American freethought tradition throughout the nineteenth century, whose demands were not limited to suffrage. Exploring the lives and ideas of such freethinkers as Frances Wright, Ernestine Rose, Juliet Stillman Severance, Lois Waisbrooker, or Voltairine de Cleyre illuminates the existence of a feminism which ties male domination to the power of religious apparatuses and defends emancipation as well as equal rights by arguing against the essentialization of women.…”
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The dialectics of performativity: Judith Butler and the cultural constitution by Aiswarya Pradeep Kumar, Anoop George

“…In her works, Butler talks about marginalized people and advocates that all human lives matter in society. The paper attempts to study the notion of embodiment in Butler’s Philosophy. …”
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Aspirations and Networks of Italian Migrants to Bogota. A Typology by Angela Delli Paoli, Domenico Maddaloni

“…To do this, we chose a qualitative approach based on narrative interviews with Italians living in Bogota, which were selected through snowball sampling. …”
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Tracking Couples who leave the Study Location in Historical Studies of Fertility: an Australian Example by Helen Moyle

“…The results presented in the paper show that including families who moved outside Tasmania, either temporarily or permanently, produced a database that was more representative of the study population and provided more accurate birth histories for couples who at first glance appeared to have spent their married lives within the colony. …”
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