Transgression de l’espace et espace de la transgression dans The Human Stain de Philip Roth by Gilles Mayné

“…Coleman Silk’s most striking—geographical, social and cultural—transgression comes from his decision to depart from New Jersey’s low-middle-class (black) districts to settle down in the cosy, right-thinking and compartmentalized (white) environment of a Massachusetts university. …”
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Des cultures politiques situées à un environnementalisme ordinaire commun dans les jardins partagés by Victoria Sachsé

“…Nevertheless, these gardens remain bearers of similar practices, some of whose dynamics seem to transcend these geographical, political and social distinctions and can be read, through the prism of ordinary environmentalism, as reconfigurations of the relationship between humans and non-humans in the Anthropocene era.…”
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What’s going on at the bus stop? The impact of Auckland’s real time passenger information system on patrons timespace perceptions by Phillipa Mitchell

“…Transport innovations have predominantly been recognised for their power to alter geographic space through time space compression. The emergence of Intelligent Transport Systems provides an interesting new lens through which to investigate individuals’ perceptions and constitution of time and space. …”
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Wildflowers Susceptible to Deer Damage in North Florida by Holly K. Ober, Lucas W. DeGroote, James H. Aldrich, Jeffrey G. Norcini, Gary W. Knox

“…Unfortunately, deer foraging preferences vary geographically and studies conducted with captive deer aren’t always accurate. …”
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Population Dynamics from Peripheral Regions: A North Atlantic Perspective by Godfrey Baldacchino

“…Finally, the paper suggests policies that may facilitate the better integration of geographically remote communities into the wider knowledge economy. …”
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Deduction and Geography in Conan Doyle’s A Study in Scarlet by Andréas Pichler

“…Holmes’s method, however, stems from concrete geographical details. The purpose of looking at both ‘sciences’ in Doyle’s A Study in Scarlet is to facilitate the study of facts and fiction, from which emerges a juxtaposition in which character depiction and narration are dialectically intertwined. …”
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Human behaviour and GIS by Mario Boffi, Matteo Colleoni

“…The paper explores cutting-edge issues concerning methods and tools for data collection on pedestrian mobility by GPS, integrated with activity data, for the transformation of track-points into relevant time-space indicators as well as analysis of-mobility pattern inside a GIS (Geographical Information System) environment. Thematic mapping and density models will be proposed as relevant methods for visualising human behaviour in the urban space. …”
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Borders Unbound: Cultural and Political Borders in Lawrence Osborne’s Beautiful Animals by Mehmet Ali Çelikel

“…In analysing the novel from the perspective of Sartre’s existentialism, the paper also questions the cultural, political and geographical borders as well as the behavioural and psychological limits of what one can do for self-protection.…”
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Population Dynamics from Peripheral Regions: A North Atlantic Perspective by Godfrey Baldacchino

“…Finally, the paper suggests policies that may facilitate the better integration of geographically remote communities into the wider knowledge economy. …”
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Role of the Ottoman Geopolitics During the First World War by Burak Çınar

“…Ottoman Empire had the potential to influence policy on three continents, to expand the war broken out in Europe in 1914, thanks to its geographical position. To continue the war, Germany had to get rid of containment of the Triple Entente, and found the solution to maximize to benefit from the Ottoman geopolitics. …”
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Pionieri in paradiso by Simonetta Grilli, Fabio Mugnaini

“… The essay reflects on the processes of redefining the forms of living in a rural community, Trequanda (in the province of Siena), which has experienced a partial repopulation since the 1970s with the arrival of individuals (couples and families of various ages) from diverse socio-cultural and geographical backgrounds. They largely embody the values of the so-called «neo-ruralism» and share a desire to experience the area not as tourists but as genuine inhabitants: they engage with local social networks, participate in political and economic life in various ways, and move towards sharing and negotiating their presence and experiences with the locals. …”
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From the Capitol to the Heartland: Analyzing Congressional Rhetoric and the "Flyover Country" Narrative by Phillip Ardoin

“…Initially a benign geographic descriptor, "flyover country" has transformed into a potent symbol of cultural and political identity, particularly among Republican members of Congress. …”
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Themes of U.S. Wine Advertising and the Use of Geography and Place to Market Wine by John P. Tiefenbacher

“…Systematic assessment of the visual and textual contents of 764 advertisements that appeared in 30 issues (2 years of the publication) reveals that approximately 66% of advertisements contained geographical components that clearly suggest that place is important in the production and quality of wine. …”
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Culture of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India and Turkiye by Nayan Mitra

“…The two countries have been selected due to their uniqueness - India has been selected as being one of the first countries to have a mandated CSR since April 1, 2014; while Turkiye has been selected due to its geographical distinctiveness. As a first of its kind research, this investigation seeks to contribute significantly to the body of work in the space of CSR and Sustainability study. …”
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The Scanian Economic-Demographic Database (SEDD) by Martin Dribe, Luciana Quaranta

“…At the individual level, SEDD combines various demographic and socioeconomic records, including causes of death, place of birth and geographic data on the place of residence within a parish. …”
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Emigration from Tajikistan to the Baltic States: trends and prospects of development by A. Kh. Rakhmonov

“…The objectives of the study are to determine the factors influencing the formation of new geographical directions of labor migration from Tajikistan. …”
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A Literary Turn in African Studies by Kelvin Acheampong

“…Its point of departure is the “decolonial turn”, which refers to the varied patterns of decolonial thought emerging from different geographic and epistemic sites. Although there are sometimes divergences among these patterns of thought, the salient point of convergence is their acknowledgement of coloniality as a problem haunting the world today, and of the task of decolonization/ decoloniality as unfinished. …”
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Nonagricultural Demand Causes Agricultural Land Values to Increase by John E. Reynolds

“…Agricultural land values vary by the type of land use and geographic area. The survey results indicate that the average value for agricultural land ranges from approximately $1,500 per acre for unimproved pasture and farm woods in the Northwest region to over $6,500 for orange groves in the South region. …”
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The Scanian Economic-Demographic Database (SEDD) by Martin Dribe, Luciana Quaranta

“…At the individual level, SEDD combines various demographic and socioeconomic records, including causes of death, place of birth and geographic data on the place of residence within a parish. …”
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The Tomb of D. Rodrigo Sanches: the rediscovery of an iconographic program by Carla Varela Fernandes

“…Therefore, this is the moment to rewrite the analysis of this work of late-Romanesque sculpture, to place it regarding all the represented, to attempt to decode the main intentions of his commissioner and seek its integration into a broader geographic universe, from the artistic point of view, (peninsular and trans-Pyrenean). …”
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