Coherence of European Union Actions at the UN Human Rights Council and the Council of Europe by Anatoly Boyashov

“…Little research explores the external contestation as a pivotal matter of the EU effectiveness, performance, actorness. It appears promising to make the EU action coherent over various multilateral bodies. …”
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An Approach to Model Based Testing of Multiagent Systems by Shafiq Ur Rehman, Aamer Nadeem

“…In the proposed approach, different interactions between the agent and actors are considered to test the multiagent system. …”
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Antecedentes y herencias de la dictadura chilena en las ideas y legislación sobre la migración (1953-2018) by David Aceituno Silva, José Manuel Quinteros Venegas

“…A través de un análisis interpretativo e histórico se contrastaron diversos archivos y fuentes legales desde mediados del siglo XX hasta nuestros días, los que fueron puestos en el contexto de las ideas políticas y sociales propias de los gobiernos y actores sociales referenciados. Entre los principales resultados pudimos apreciar la vinculación de la legislación con principios nacionalistas, geopolíticos, de seguridad interior y del neoliberalismo. …”
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Socio-Legal Strategies against a Total Abortion Ban in El Salvador: Alliances in Hostile Contexts by María Angélica Peñas Defago, Violeta Cánaves

“…The paper depicts a concrete example of how networks centered on abortion struggles can go beyond feminist movements and national borders, and shows the domestic impact of broadening the scope of the audience, the actors involved, and the spheres where abortion law discussions take place. …”
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Pre-Planning in Piedmont Areas: the Strategic Plan “Pinerolese Yard: Towards a Plain-Mountain Network” of the Pinerolese Homogeneous Zone (Piedmont, Italy) by Maria Anna Bertolino

“…During its planning, the city of Pinerolo established a dialogue with the different local mountain actors that marked a new vision for the entire territory. …”
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Rural wealth creation strategy on coastal villages in Indonesia (Case Study: Weru village, Lamongan) by Halim Ivandy, Budi Santoso Eko

“…Stakeholder analysis was carried out to determine the actors who have influence and interest in the development of coastal villages. …”
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Redes de conocimiento en empresas de la industria electrónica en México: una propuesta metodológica by María Guadalupe Calderón Martínez, Joaquín Flores Paredes

“…De acuerdo con los resultados de la investigación, es posible determinar que los actores centrales de la red, por el número de citas que se hacen de sus patentes, son empresas multinacionales que protegen sus invenciones en México. …”
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La vie affective des objets. Sur quelques reliques de l’atelier d’Ingres by Clara Lespessailles

“…This space, oddly devoid of any known visual representation, has forged itself in the collective imagination as a place that is both mythical and enigmatic, giving it an of aura, as much for the actors who have evolved there, for the teaching that has been allocated to it, as for the objects that have been kept and exchanged there. …”
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(Retail) platform legitimation through municipal partnerships? by Sina Hardaker, Alexandra Appel

“…The study demonstrates the role of municipalities and government institutions in shaping the narrative of platforms as urban problem-solvers and highlights the absence of strategic planning by municipalities in their collaborations with digital platforms, noting that some urban actors promote a positive local perception, thereby potentially legitimizing increasing platformization. …”
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Productividad o dignificación, dilemas de la Argentina peronista en la subcomisión para el Equilibrio de Precios y Salarios de 1952 by Leandro Sowter

“…En base al análisis del corpus documental formado por las transcripciones taquigráficas de estas negociaciones, se argumenta que a partir de esta reorientación económica se operó un quiebre en el rol del Estado respecto de los actores socioeconómicos y en la historia de los organismos que institucionalizaron la participación de empresarios y trabajadores durante el gobierno peronista. …”
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Gestión ambiental hotelera en Puerto Vallarta: motivaciones y limitantes by Olga Georgina Espinosa Gispert, Rosa Mari\u0301a Cha\u0301vez-Dagostino

“…Mediante entrevistas a profundidad realizadas a actores clave (hoteleros, consultores y gobierno) y procesadas en Atlas ti v7, se encontró que los costos elevados son la limitante más frecuente y la exigencia del cliente es la motivación más nombrada. …”
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La Rama Judicial frente al conflicto armado by Luis Alberto Gómez Araujo

“…No obstante la existencia de un marco normativo idóneo para impulsar procesos de paz en Colombia y los intentos formales por acudir a los mecanismos concertados de solución de conflictos, el fracaso de tales esfuerzos se debe a la ausencia de voluntad política real de los actores del conflicto, lo que ha venido generando en la comunidad incredulidad y desesperanza en la solución del conflicto por estas vias. …”
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Ewolucja tureckiej polityki bezpieczeństwa by Magdalena Kumelska-Koniecko

“…According to the author, the overemphasis on hard power tools may contribute to the emergence of various types of balancing movements (by state and non-state actors) that may threaten Ankara's strategic interests. …”
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Jueces de fuera, jueces de la tierra. Justicia y municipalidad a través del estudio de un caso brasileño by Patricia Sampaio Silva

“…Y tiene un doble objetivo; de un lado, considerar los municipios como actores históricos, con trayectorias propias, que conocen momentos de auge y de decadencia según las diferentes épocas. …”
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The State's Efforts to Realize Boum Publicum Through Preventing the Occurrence of Corruption Crimes by Sandita Azistasari, Diana Septaviana

“…In conclusion, corruption is spreading to most of the country and involving more actors, which describes the irony of decentralization and democracy. …”
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Exploring institutional governance dynamics in China’s transnational higher education (TNHE): a study of Sino-foreign joint institutes by Huili Si, Stephen Rayner

“…China’s Deanship and Joint Committee operations in Sino-foreign joint institutes, while continuing to integrate top-down decision-making, are incorporating transnational actors as the joint partners in governance and leadership, most notably in financial and structural governance. …”
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Mises en lumière et zones d’ombre dans l’ouverture au public de la Petite Ceinture ferroviaire de Paris by Ioana Iosa, Cosme Vallet

“…Through an analysis of discourses and actions of the various actors involved (in particular the experiments put in place by the skills groups), we wish to facilitate the reader’s critical analysis of the balance between urban manufacturing methods (close to marketing), and the freedom left to the inhabitants of Paris, Ile de France and Belt residents in the transformation of this collective wealth. …”
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THE USA AND JAPAN IN WORLD POLITICS by S. V. Volkov

“…It is shown that globalization, changes in balance of power, emergence of a vast number of non-state actors on a world stage changed and continue to change U.S. – Japan relations. …”
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Représenter la Polis. Athènes vue, dessinée et imaginée (1834-1962) by Dimitra Kanellopoulou

“…Apart from representing a galloping urbanization, the plans of Athens reflect not only ideas, aspirations of their creators but also the discourses and imaginaries of each era, that have been forged by the scientific community, local actors and civic society. The objective of this study is to trace the production of several plans having as subject the city of Athens, within three historical periods: the first years of the ascent of the capital (1834-1870), the era of its rapid industrialization (1870-1920) and a period after World War II of galloping urbanization and private transportation dominance. …”
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Cyber security and need to change the model of monitoring fraud and financial crime by Radić Nikola

“…As a result, risk functions need to become more dynamic and flexible, they need to help guide institutions through a complex and changing environment of opportunities and risks, while meeting new expectations key actors - regulators, legislators, shareholders, customers (clients) and the community as a whole. …”
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