Tracking Couples who leave the Study Location in Historical Studies of Fertility: an Australian Example by Helen Moyle

“…However, because of the high mobility in Australia in the 19th and early 20th centuries, couples who moved out of the colony were tracked to other places, and births and deaths that took place in other Australian colonies and other countries, such as New Zealand and England, were included in the database. …”
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Digital economy and coal consumption in emerging Asian economies by Minjing Zhu, Lei Zhu

“…Abstract This paper examines the relationship between digital economic indicators and coal consumption in 15 Asian emerging countries from 2005 to 2021 using the CS-ARDL approach. …”
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The Electronic guidance as a new technology for teaching in educational institutions by safwan al salaimeh

“…The user has become unable to keep pace with scientific and technological development in all fields, including educational institutions, as it is known that the Arab world needs a quantum leap in technological development, especially e learning, compared to developed countries.   E-learning has proven its worth during and after the Corona pandemic, as it has become the only alternative to traditional education, especially in educational institutions.   …”
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Program for Studying Intergenerational Transmissions in Infant Mortality Using the Intermediate Data Structure (IDS) by Luciana Quaranta

“…Studies conducted in historical populations and developing countries have evidenced the existence of clustering in infant deaths, which could be related to genetic inheritance and/or to social and cultural factors such as education, socioeconomic status or parental care. …”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE POLICY IN THE FIELD OF SUBSIDIZING INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES by F. M. Ibyatov, M. A. Machul’skii

“…Russia is ranked 4th in the ranking of countries in terms of purchasing power parity, a significant position is granted to industrial production in this case. …”
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Policies for the development of the information society in the new member states by Claudio Feijóo, José Luis Gómez-Barroso, Edvins Karnitis, Sergio Ramos

“…This article describes the evolution of the regional support plans for the progress of the information society launched in the Eastern and Central European countries. This analysis is repeated for the specificities of Latvia and the results obtained are subsequently analysed. …”
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The Model of the Success of Settlement Twinning in the Hungarian-Croatian Cross-Border Region by Krisztina Keller, Kristina Svržnjak, Nikoletta Kaszás

“…The number of twin settlement relations grows continuously in the European countries, including Hungary and Croatia as well. During our quantitative research we examined the inhibitory factors of twin settlement co-operations, the nature of relationships, taking into account the current content of relationships as well. …”
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Aviation Developers Worldwide: Constructors and Aviators (1900–1914) by Guenther Sollinger

“…The article analyzes significant data – nationality, profession, military rank, date and location of certification, location of airplane operations, domestic and foreign airplane types, and fatalities – for 13 369 constructors and aviators from 51 countries worldwide who were active between 1900 and 1914. …”
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Diagnosis and treatment of portal hypertension in children (Part II: treatment) by Rafael Trinchet Soler, Yanet Hidalgo Marrero, Luis Marcano Sanz, Ramón Villamil Martínez

“…Although most patients are treated by non-surgical methods, the surgical treatment correctly realized in chosen patients according to the current protocols is the most effective method to diminish the portal pressure definitively and can be carried out in more than 88% of patients smaller than 2 years old with a near elective mortality to 0% in some countries. We presented the Second Part of Good Clinical Practices Guideline for Portal hypertension (management), approved by consensus in the 1st National Good Clinical Practices Workshop in Pediatric Surgery (Cienfuegos, Cuba, March 7 – 9, 2002).…”
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Mujeres en el ballet: maestras, bailarinas y productoras en Guadalajara by Cristina Castellano

“…Schools, academies and ballet companies emerged in the cities of these countries with many peripheral regions and municipalities being left out. …”
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Peritoneal Dialysis Drop-out: Causes and Prevention Strategies by Kunal Chaudhary

“…In spite of comparable survival of HD and PD, improved PD techniques over the last few years, and lower health care costs with PD, PD prevalence remains low in many countries. An important reason for the low PD prevalence is patient dropouts, that is, transfer to HD. …”
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Censorship of Pacifist Movements through Religious Arguments by Bill Bolin

“…The number of wars in which English-speaking countries, primarily the United States and Great Britain, have been involved in the past one hundred years might leave the impression that peace movements are ineffectual. …”
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La fin de l’empire du sucre dans les îles de la Caraïbe by Jean-Christian Tulet

“…After having dominated the world market, sugar production of most of the Caribbean countries now plays a rather minor role. This decline becomes quite apparent during the second half of the 20th century, but its deep causes go back to the abolition of slavery from which it never recovered. …”
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The Driving Factors for the Rise of African Student Migration to Russia by Y. A. Mohammed, M. B. Denisenko

“…A sample of 275 African students from 28 countries was used. Findings revealed that the major factors that draw African students to Russia are the quality of education and the quality of life. …”
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Response and recovery from Covid-19 in historic urban destinations (cases from Belgium and the Netherlands) by Dominique Vanneste, Vere Van Meeteren, Bart Neuts

“…The cases researched are historic cities in Belgium and the Netherlands. Although these countries lack a dominant tourism industry, especially their cities, as destinations, suffered considerably. …”
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Expertise économique et reconfigurations disciplinaires dans la décolonisation by Thomas Irace

“…This article offers one form of explanation through a discussion of archival practices: while standard sources for the history of development economics include the papers of individual researchers and the records of international organisations, I argue that more intensive use of archives coming from (post-)colonial European national bureaucracies would lead to a better understanding of the meaning of expertise in times of decolonisation, as well as of the emergence of development economics as a specific form of knowledge in these countries. As an illustration, I discuss the Mission d’assistance économique set up by the Ministry of Overseas France in 1955, whose 1958 spinoff – the private consultancy firm SEDES – remained one of the main French organisations sending economists to the Global South until the 1980s.…”
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Leprosy: An Overview of Pathophysiology by Ramesh Marne Bhat, Chaitra Prakash

“…Despite reduced prevalence of M. leprae infection in the endemic countries following implementation of multidrug therapy (MDT) program by WHO to treat leprosy, new case detection rates are still high-indicating active transmission. …”
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Challenges and opportunities for agricultural development in West Africa by P. Kamara

“…Intensive agriculture of various countries is considered as an option for the development of the West African region. …”
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Turkmens: Victims of Arabization and Kurdification Policies in Kirkuk by Şafak OĞUZ

“…In supporting the Kurds, Western countries have ignored the suffering of the Turkmen, the primary victims of Arabization in the past and nowadays of Kurdification.…”
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De parias à victimes. Mobilisations féministes sur la prostitution en France et au Canada (1880-1920) by Yolande Cohen

“…The comparative analysis of French and Canadian National Council of Women’s proposals show that they had an important influence in the adoption of reglementarist laws in both countries, reducing the distance between their legislations. …”
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