La dynamique de gouvernance des ressources naturelles collectives au Burundi by Libère Bukobero, Aster Bararwandika, Deogratias Niyonkuru

“…During the period of civil war across Burundi, implementation of environmental policies was deficient and lead to the deterioration of public natural resources. …”
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Fragments of Lost Origins by Pekka Tuominen

“…In contesting historical understandings, the ancestral Central Asian Turkic civilizations, the imperial history of the Ottoman Sultans, and the birth of the Turkish Republic are seen as a series of ruptures with complex definitions of authenticity and foreignness, especially in relation to religion and ethnicity. …”
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Horaţiu şi Augustus by Alexandra Ciocârlie

“…In course of time, Horace adheres to some of Augustus’ initiatives whom he appreciates especially as peace-maker striving to heal the wounds of the civil wars. In the second part of his life, the poet writes several official or ordered works, all having a propagandistic nature, such as Carmen saeculare, sacred hymn, dedicated to Rome’s protective deities, Diana and Apollo, or the odes in which he honoured the victories against the Germanic tribes registered by the stepsons of Augustus, Tiberius and Drusus.…”
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Le nationalisme galicien, de la transition démocratique à l’autonomie by Xosé M. Núñez Seixas

“…The internal dynamics of the nationalist movement and its strategic adaptation to changing circumstances have contributed to breaking its isolation, although levels of national consciousness and the articulation of civil society still remain behind other European stateless nations, such as Scotland or Catalonia.…”
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Insulation Characteristics of Sisal Fibre/Epoxy Composites by A. Shalwan, M. Alajmi, A. Alajmi

“…Using natural fibres in civil engineering is the aim of many industrial and academics sectors to overcome the impact of synthetic fibres on environments. …”
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Validation of the Ttheory of "Oriental Ddespotism" in Uunderstanding Ssocial Ddevelopments in Iran by Muzaffar Namdar, Javad Nazarimoghaddam

“…This discourse has considered a decisive role for the government and the institution of politics in the Iranian history and believes that despotism in Iran has prevented the formation of civil and guild organizations. This article tries to criticize this discourse with a descriptive-analytical approach with the library method as well as the study of non-Iranian writings. …”
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Kerklike gesag herbesoek: met verwysing na die kerklike proses om 'n belydenis of belydenisgrondslag te wysig by A. Celliers

“…In any process in the Dutch Reformed Church to change Article 1 of their Church Order to include another Confession, for example the Belhar Confession, in their confessional base, this viewpoint on church authority should have an impact on the way in which church-governing bodies come to decisions on matters at hand. The civil court can revise decisions of churchgoverning bodies. …”
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Od ruchu protestu do partii władzy. Rozwój Zielonych w Niemczech by Grzegorz Brzozowski-Zabost

“…It was an act of opposition against pollution, use of nuclear power, and some aspects of life in highly developed and industrialized society, the formal inauguration was held 1980 in West Germany. 1990 three civil rights groups in East Germany combined to form Bündnis 90, which merged with Die Grünen after long uniting process in 1993. 18 years after foundation they built together with social democrats from SPD government which lasted for two term of office between 1998 and 2005. …”
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Subjects of law and their representation: Historical review by Prelević-Plavšić Snežana, Spasojević Đorđe

“…Representation as a legal institute that allows a representative to express the will of the represented within the limits of the given authorization, which directly binds the represented, was first defined by the German Civil Code of 1896. Since its inception, law has been a reflection of the development of society. …”
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Multimode/Multifrequency Low Frequency Airborne Radar Design by Sandra Costanzo, Giuseppe Di Massa, Antonio Costanzo, Antonio Borgia, Claudio Papa, Giovanni Alberti, Giuseppe Salzillo, Gianfranco Palmese, Dario Califano, Luca Ciofanello, Maria Daniele, Claudia Facchinetti, Francesco Longo, Roberto Formaro

“…The radar has been installed on a civil helicopter and its operation has been validated in flight in both sounder and imager modality. …”
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Prévention et communication contre les violences faites aux femmes. Réception et influences de la stratégie créative du détournement du genre by Évi Basile-Commaille, Marie-Pierre Fourquet-Courbet

“…This study examines the reception of visual communications aimed to counter violence against women, created by the civil society, and using gender disruption strategies (GDS: disturbing gender-based relations). …”
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Teatro folk e sciamanesimo in Corea by Giovanni Azzaroni

“…Theatrical forms can likely be identified in civil rites, celebrated with dances, songs, and masks to worship the heavens and appease ancestral spirits. …”
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THE INSTITUTION OF LIABILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTALOFFENSES: SYSTEMIC DEFICIENCIES AND JUDICIAL PRACTICE by NIKISHIN Vladislav Vasilievich

“…There should also be an assessment of compensation for environmental damage as a sub-institution beyond civil law, taking into account the special properties of natural resources as public goods. …”
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Conceptual analysis of the relationship between culture and education by Monika Veronika, Firman Firman, Riska Ahmad

“…Education is the process by which each person is civilized, which is created by a great desire to learn, which is created to become a full member of a community, living and upholding the values expressed in a specific culture by a group of people. …”
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Regulating the Competence of Administrative Justice and the Public-Private Law Divide by Krisztina F. Rozsnyai

“…Academic Contribution to the Field: The analysis addresses policy options regarding the distribution of competences between civil and administrative courts, as well as the potential establishment of specialised courts. …”
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Importmodellen i norsk fengselsvesen by Inger Marie Fridhov, Torfinn Langelid

“…This reorganization was based on the ideology that a prison sentence should involve, as far as practically possible, no more than the deprivation of liberty. Ergo, other civil rights and entitlements should not be lost or restricted. …”
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The Social Enterprise Craze: CSO Financial Sustainability in Ghana by Oeding Noemí, Newby Kara

“…However, recent changes in its classification by the World Bank and government proclamations have led to a reduction in foreign aid, forcing Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to confront the financial sustainability of their organizations. …”
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ANALISIS TINGKAT KESULITAN (DIFFICULTY LEVEL) SOAL PADA BUKU SEJARAH KEBUDAYAAN ISLAM KURIKULUM 2013 by R Ahmad Nur Kholis

“…The data analyzed in this study is a matter of discussion on: (1 ) Traces of Abbasid Abbasid Civilizations; and (2) The Brilliance of Muslim Scientists of the Abbasid Dynasty. …”
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‘Ulamā’ and the Formation of Islamic Knowledge: Learning from Two Historical Experiences in Sumatra by Jajat Burhanudin

“…The existence of Malay kingdoms in the east coast appeared to be a leading factor in establishment of the kingdom-oriented Islam, different from the stateless condition of the west coast which gave rise to the initial substance of Islamic civil society. In reference to the concept of knowledge formation, this article underscores the two important points of difference, the leadership styles of ‘ulamā’ (Muslim scholars) in the making of Islam and the language expressions they used in their works (kitabs). …”
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Commoning in the practice of urban governance. An experience from OBRAS project by Andrea Boeri, Danila Longo, Martina Massari, Rossella Roversi, Francesca Sabatini

“…The complexity of the contemporary urban scenario, now in constant revolution, calls for new forms of governance: able to combine the stances of institutional actors, civil society and the entrepreneurial world; commoning, born as a form of bottom-up re-appropriation of neglected spaces, has now become a multi-scalar, shared practice, which inspired the approach of the OBRAS project analysed here. …”
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