Nest Relocation and Colony Founding in the Australian Desert Ant, Melophorus bagoti Lubbock (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) by Patrick Schultheiss, Sebastian Schwarz, Antoine Wystrach

“…Reproduction occurs in synchronised mating flights, which are probably triggered by rain. Queens may engage in multiple matings, and there is circumstantial evidence that males are chemically attracted to queens. …”
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Transversal Skills in the Academic Curriculum of Management School Students in Algeria by Amghar Meryem, Naga Nahla, Zouambi Anaïs Radja

“…The results of this study suggest that students play an active role in their own skill development by engaging in scientific clubs, associations, and teamwork. …”
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Reconceptualizing Constitutionalism in the AI Run Algorithmic Society by Matej Avbelj

“…As a result, there is a clear need for a new, compelling constitutional theory that adequately accounts for the scale of technological change by accurately capturing it, engaging with it, and ultimately, responding to it in a conceptually and normatively convincing way.…”
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TRANSFORMATION AND CONTRADICTIONS OF THE IDENTITY POLITICS IN MODERN WESTERN SOCIAL AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF THE CIVIL SOCIETY by S. P. Mitrakhovich

“…Representatives of “progressive” structures actively engaged in such a struggle, trying to undermine the foundations of the existing conservative social system and the established balance of institutions and relative powers of actors. …”
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Ethical Self-Reflection in Papers, Please by Sarian Antranig

“…The manner in which this process takes place has implications for the ways in which videogames and interactive narratives engage with open literacy.…”
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Mexican Pointy Boots and the Tribal Scene: Global Appropriations of Local Cultural Practices in the Virtual Age by Helena Simonett, César Burgos Dávila

“…In this essay, we examine music and its performative power by engaging in issues such as the localization of global cultural practices, the embracing of cultural practices based on a shared sense of marginalization and peripheralization, as well as the appropriation and resignification of “odd” cultural practices for global consumption, resulting in a cultural mutation of such practices and their objects from “low” to “art.” …”
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Rahim Organizational Conflict Inventory: Instrumentation and Application for Extension Professionals by Christy Chiarelli, Anne Parrish, Megan Cantrell, Matt Benge

“…Extension professionals have a unique position where in a single workday they may be engage with youth and volunteers, as well as colleagues and supervisors. …”
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English communicative competence and predominant language for online use through smartphones in Croatia as compared to Slovenia by Varga Mirna, Jurkovič Violeta, Sierocka Halina

“…Participants who prefer English when engaging in online informal activities through their smartphones and who use English or no subtitles when watching video content also assess their competence in English to be on higher levels.…”
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EFL classroom learning environment at a Thai university: What variables matter for low-proficiency students? by Budi Waluyo, Safnil Arsyad

“…Because research on the classroom learning environment engaging low students is still limited, these findings suggest future investigation.…”
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Creative citizenship and the public policy process by Lee Stephen

“…It begins by describing the appeal of such a concept to politicians keen to latch on to an idea that positions the electorate as creative, engaged and technologically astute. However, Creative Citizenship runs the dangers of being yet another fashionable, wide-ranging concept that political leaders tend to be ‘mesmerised’ by as they write up their election manifestos. …”
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Notes sur la part d’imitation dans l’innovation en architecture by Rémi Laporte

“…Does an architect become innovative when they exhibit esthetically creative work, when they use new materials or when they engage unusual methods ? In this article, we hypothesize that an innovation process to which a conception of architecture participates can borrow less overt pathways of imitation, such as those defined by Quatremère of Quincy in the 19th century. …”
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Setting Goals to Promote Academic and Personal Achievement by Eric D. Rubenstein, Andrew C. Thoron

“…The future that we develop motivates us to engage in learning environments, work experiences, and social encounters/settings. …”
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Globalization and communication science by Elizabeth Ferreira

“…This article argues that the outcome of Globalization will be determined by how the global community responds to, and engages in, the process. It suggests that communication scholars can play a role in influencing globalization towards a constructive outcome by directing their research endeavours and theoretical reflection towards finding ways to enhance human development and effective global integration. …”
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The Church as <i>Res Publica</i> by Cyril Hovorun

“…Christianity emerged valuing horizontal socio-political relations, which it inherited from Jesus Christ, and which resonated with the ideals of ancient Greek and Roman republicanism. As the church engaged with the Roman Empire, its republican roots faded, adopting monarchical traits. …”
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Victorian and Edwardian Virtual Reality: from Stoker to Forster by Catherine Lanone

“…Fantasies of global transmission haunted the Victorian era, as demonstrated by one of George Du Maurier’s cartoons. Dracula engages with transmission in a dual way, turning Mina’s mind into a radio-system which the Count may switch on and off, whereas Van Helsing may reverse the signal and spy on the vampire; technology embodying modernity, from the phonograph to the typewriter or telegraph, may vanquish the Count’s archaic powers of transmission. …”
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The beginning of African biblical interpretation: the Bible among the Batlhaping by G. West

“… Prior to the translation of the Bible in Africa, Africans were already engaging with the Bible, initially as an iconic object of power and then as an aural object. …”
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L’économie standard est-elle soluble dans le dialogue interdisciplinaire ? by Sylvain Maechler

“…Taking the case of Switzerland and its « Swiss National covid-19 Science Task Force », we show that the cost-benefit analysis induced by the predominance of standard economic reasoning limits the Task Force’s attempt to engage with interdisciplinarity. Finally, we make the hypothesis that the inclusion of heterodox economics that recognizes the uncertainty of the future could have initiated such an interdisciplinary dialogue.…”
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Les corridors industriels en Inde by Philippe Cadène, Yves-Marie Rault

“…Since the early 2000s, the Indian State has engaged into a territorial development policy that supports investments along corridors with modernized transport infrastructures and adapted areas to accommodate businesses. …”
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Ecopoetics in Yorùbá Riddles by Olumide Adegbodu

“…However, Africans, long before their contact with coloniality, have engaged their literary texts in interrogating various aspects of their cultural milieu, including the ecosystem. …”
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