Passer les frontières dans la Corne de l’Afrique : trois logiques de survie autour des figures du réfugié, du passeur et du rebelle by Alexandre Lauret

“…Those three strategies invite reflection on how populations react to deal with local political hazards in the countries of Yemen and the Horn of Africa.…”
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La comparaison en géographie. Contribution à partir de l’étude de la coopération intercommunale en France et au Brésil by Juliana Nunes Rodrigues

“…On the other hand, it examines the influence of the organization of the French and Brazilian States in order to comprehend the particularities of cooperative practices between municipalities in both countries. The objective is to valorise the comparative method, thus expanding the debate about the strengthening of local management structures and the different possibilities of inter-municipal cooperation within two very distinct State models.…”
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Master of Arts in Economics by Kabale University

“…It also aims at boosting competency and experts in managerial, advisory and academic positions in the in the economics discipline; offering solid training in economics; and will give a deeper understanding of the complexity of economic transformations necessary to transit countries like Uganda, the region and Africa to industrialized and modern economy status.…”
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Production du sol urbain et vulnérabilité aux inondations : l’exemple de la cité Sidi Hcine Essijoumi en Tunisie by Najem Dhaher

“…The growth of the cities in the countries of the south demonstrates the weight of settlement and access to urban land through speculation mechanisms associated to some particularities of the urban land market. …”
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Usages du « genre » à l’Université : sur l’institutionnalisation des études féministes en Roumanie by Ioana Cîrstocea

“…Providing a brief overview of the feminist studies’ institutionalization in 1990s Romania, the paper analyses the context of this process, closely connected to some opportunities coming from the NGOs’ action and generally from the transnational programs promoting women’s rights within the democratization of the ex-communist countries. Various uses of gender are then reviewed. …”
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Zdravotní poměry a zdravotní péče v armádě habsburské monarchie v dlouhém 19. století by Tomáš Jiránek

“… Healthcare in Austrian Army at the beginning of the 19th century was – like in many other countries – on a very low level; it was lacking experts, auxiliary staff, and its organization was neglected. …”
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Developing the digital economy in French rural regions? by Bruno Moriset

“…Many peripheral communities in developed countries have been showing a renewed interest for telecenters, facilities dedicated to the hosting and nurturing of teleworkers and IT-enabled small firms. …”
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The legacy of one-room schoolhouses: A comparative study of the American Midwest and Norway by Leidulf Mydland

“…In the history of education the one-room schoolhouse has played an important role in several countries. In the rural areas of the US Midwest and in Norway the one-room schoolhouse was the most common school in the second half of the nineteenth century and the first decades of the twentieth. …”
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Mizrahi voices in Musrara. by Claudia De Martino

“…This article focuses on the urban and social history of the Jewish neighbourhood of Musrara and the position of an “in-between people”, as the Jewish immigrants from the Levant and Arab and Islamic countries (Mizrahim), stuck between the Arab and the Jewish people. …”
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Dépaysement d’une géographe by Violaine Jolivet

“…However, this account of "dépaysement" takes on an unusual meaning, as it seeks to tell of the passage from one continent to another, all the while remaining in Francophone countries. The position of human geography in Quebec is thus explored, leading to a reflection on the modus operandi within Quebec geography, which is at once so far and so close to French geography.…”
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The Most Important Maglev Applications by Hamid Yaghoubi

“…There are already many countries that are attracted to maglev systems. Many systems have been proposed in different parts of the worlds. …”
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Bateaux, plateaux, arsenaux : quels enjeux géopolitiques dans un Arctique en mutation ? by Frédéric Lasserre

“…Three major and very different controversies oppose the countries of the Arctic. First, there is the question of the status of the potential maritime routes of the Northwest and Northeast Passages, while scenarios predict an increase in navigation. …”
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Entre tribunaux et asiles – des « aliénés persécuteurs » aux « revendicateurs » by Benjamin Lévy

“…Finally, we compare the situation in France, in the German-speaking countries and in the Anglo-Saxon world: by doing so, we aim at shedding light on the ways in which this issue, which has become a genuine societal problem, is tackled by legal professionnals as well as mental health specialists.…”
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Lin Yifu, l’Afrique et le modèle chinois d’émergence by Thierry Pairault

“…Whether it is the promotion of a Chinese model of development by both the World Bank and China itself, the predilection of African countries for the creation of special economic zones, their desire to be part of the new silk routes strategy, the ambiguities of the notion of emergence and thus the ideological competition that China establishes for political purposes… everything brought me back to a character, Lin Yifu (Justin Lin), who, without being central or even ideologically at the forefront, occupies a visible place - this is the important factor - both in China and abroad, especially in Africa, where the think tank he heads propagates its expertise.…”
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Potential Impact of the Free Trade Area of the Americas on the U.S. Sugarcane Industry by José Alvarez

“… Countries and regions are moving to liberalize trade throughout the world. …”
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Felix Mitterer et le Volksstück by Marc Lacheny

“…Mitterer’s relation to the Volksstück—sitting between tradition and innovation—must be considered in the more general context of the continuation and renewal of this genre in the German-speaking countries after the Second World War. The first part of this contribution examines Mitterer’s vision of the Volksstück; the second analyses the way in which the Tyrolean playwright appropriates this genre by strengthening social criticism. …”
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Potential Impact of the Free Trade Area of the Americas on the U.S. Sugarcane Industry by José Alvarez

“… Countries and regions are moving to liberalize trade throughout the world. …”
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Practices of Fruit Growing. Applying ontology to taste in Penang and beyond by Leo Mariani

“…Using as a privileged entry point the numb taste — a tingly numbness of the mucous membranes of the mouth, triggered here by a fruit, the durian—this article puts forth an approach to human-food relations encompassing different modes of knowledge, consumption, and production.Steering clear of any theoretical abuse, the approach draws on a detailed ethnographical analysis of this particular taste and the general economy in which it is inscribed, between Malaysia and Singapore, to finally conceptualize various ways of producing and experiencing foods and worlds.The emergence of the numb taste will notably be linked to an agricultural and ontological constraint that the producers and consumers from both countries impose on themselves: against apparent economic good sense, instead of picking them, they wait for the durians to fall from the tree.…”
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Digitalisation for Health — Some Economic Aspects by Beate Jochimsen

“…Abstract When it comes to digitalising healthcare, Germany lags way behind other countries. In its 2021 report, the Health System Advisory Council discusses a strategy to overcome this shortcoming, i. e. the digitalisation of the German healthcare system. …”
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ECONOMIC POLICY TO OVERCOME STAGNATION AFTER THE FINANCIAL CRISIS by V. D. Kuligin

“…The author traces the connection between the events of the “lost decades” in Japan and the stagnation of production in leading Western countries after the global financial crisis. In both cases, the large-scale use of fiscal and monetary incentives did not cause a sharp rise in business activity. …”
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