Des architectes urbanistes au cœur d’une lutte entre des écologies concurrentes. « Quartier libre des Lentillères » contre « écocité Jardin des maraîchers » à Dijon... by Pierre Bouilhol

“…While scenarios like this seem unsettling to the disciplines of architecture and urban planning, they may also represent opportunities for rethinking the role of architectural and urban interventions faced with the new realities of a heating climate.…”
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Directions for improving the pension indexations mechanism in the context of Russian economy’s transformation by M. L. Dorofeev

“…Taking into account the new realities in which Russia found itself after February 2022, authors proposed and analysed directions in which it would be possible to further reform the Russian pension system. …”
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Geopolitical competition of great powers in the Arctic by E. S. Karsanova

“…The article examines the complex issues of Arctic security arising from changing geopolitical realities; explores the new Cold War atmosphere in the region mixed with melting ice, which affects military planning and opens new economic opportunities and access to natural resources. …”
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‘Appelsinpiken’ and experiential tourism. Andalusia, ‘geography with a thrill’ by Maria del Carmen Puche Ruiz

“…Seville, shown with a fractured identity, a mix of iconic images and realities, misses the opportunity to present itself on the big screen as it really is.…”
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Identity and agency in South Africa by Leyla Tavernaro-Haidarian

“…Hence, while theorists largely focus on the potential of identity to confront wanting social realities and to create freedom from constraint, I suggest that through ubuntu, identity can be reimagined as mutualistic and symbiotic with social organisation – enabling, as a result, more equity and justice. …”
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A Critique of the Literary School of Critical Realism in Iran (Based on the Stories of “Farsi Shekar Ast/Persian is Sugar” and “Gileh Mard”) by Nahid Akbarzadeh, Janolah Karimi Motahhar

“…Realism portrayed the collective feelings and realities around it. This literary school was divided into different branches, including magical realism, bourgeois, critical, surrealism, and so on. …”
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Scenario of Solid Waste Management in Indian Cities by Poulomee Ghosh, Eshwar Reddy Bobba, Sai Sanjay Dodda, Vamsi Krishna Jasti, Sarvan Meka, Hasitha Reddy Vanga

“…This paper establishes progress, gaps, and ground realities in solid waste management (SWM) in three of the best-performing cities in India. …”
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INITIAL TEACHER EDUCATION IN ROMANIA - OVERCOMING OR SUCCUMBING TO PAST WEAKNESSES AND THREATS? by Oana-Rica POPA, Norica-Felicia BUCUR

“…By briefly outlining both the tendencies and realities of initial teacher education at international and European levels and by presenting the evolution of initial teacher education in Romania in the post-communist era, we lay the basis for our small-scale investigation. …”
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On the research of multiplier effects in complex production systems by Alla N. Golovina, Victor Ye. Kovalev, Tatyana I. Malek

“…Digital transformation of institutional environment, orientation towards efficiency in the state planning, processes of new industrialisation and import sub stitution, variability of consumer behaviour, tightening competition in the new geo political realities shape the context of modern production systems’ functioning. …”
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Heritage of the Golden Horde Tatars: scientific events by Giniyatullina R.R.

“…Researchers from the Usmanov Center for Research on the Golden Horde and Tatar Khanates of the Marjani Institute of History of the Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, in collaboration with colleagues from other research centers in the Russian Federation and abroad, not only investigate the historical realities of the past, including the Golden Horde state and Tatar Khanates but also develop common approaches to its history, which is essential in modern conditions. …”
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Investigating AI systems: examining data and algorithmic bias through hermeneutic reverse engineering by Nishanshi Shukla

“…It employs a speculative imagination of what other realities can be designed and includes cultural analysis to identify existing meanings and assumptions behind the technocultural object, identifying key elements of signification, and speculating possibilities of reassembling different meanings for the object. …”
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Man against machine: Debates in the expert community on the lethal autonomous systems by A. Yu. Lipova

“…All this points to the need to adapt the international humanitarian law to the new realities, which, in turn, requires concerted actions from leading states and international organizations.…”
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Innovation management in higher education as a factor of regional economic growth by R. A. Abramov

“…Innovation activity in higher education serves as a catalyst for economic growth at the regional level. Modern economic realities require active introduction of scientific and technological achievements in the educational process, which inevitably affects regional economic development. …”
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Teaching, learning, and growing: the construction of a novice L2 writing teacher’s personal practical knowledge by Mingyu Li

“…The study calls for a re-evaluation of training programmes to incorporate strategies that help novice teachers integrate their personal histories and contextual realities into their professional practice. Recommendations for future research include cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary longitudinal studies that incorporate multimodal narratives to more effectively track the evolution of novice teachers’ practical knowledge and its impact on teaching efficacy in the global educational landscape.…”
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Presenting a Geomorphological Conceptual Model of Construction of bridges in urban floodway- river valleys by Esmaiel Najafi, Amir Safari, Ezatoalah Ghavavati, Amir Karam

“…Geomorphology, as a systematic science can also study and explain the environmental realities that have been objectified in the form of processes and forms in nature, and introduce their results and output spatially in the form of maps and models. …”
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Consuetudo Legis: Writing Down Customs in the Roman Empire (2nd–5th Century CE) by Soazick Kerneis

“…Obviously, it is impossible to grasp the realities of native laws. When texts mentioned the consuetudines of some cities, those customs were only considered in light of their interactions with Roman law. …”
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PREDICTABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF THE LAW by Elena ANGHEL

“…Legislative intervention is necessary both to adapt the normative acts to the existing economic, social and political realities, but also to ensure a unitary legislative framework, which contributes to a better application of the law and to the removal of any ambiguous situations or inequities in the application of the law.…”
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Quelle définition des « petits métiers » de la pêche ? by Nastassia Reyes, Serge Bahuchet, Jean-Dominique Wahiche

“…It is this diversity that constitutes, for the fishermen, the core characteristic of their activity.Considering the gap between the legal definitions and the realities of the field, we conclude this article by proposing six parameters which allow to characterize fishing in the « small trade » business such as considered by the fishermen.…”
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History of the Second World War: Countering Attempts to Falsify and Distort to the Detriment of International Security by V. G. Kiknadze

“…At the same time attempts to rehabilitate fascism and substitution postwar realities lead to the destruction of the entire system of contemporary international relations and, as a consequence, to the intensification of the struggle for the redivision of the world, including military measures. …”
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Budgetary and tax policy at the present stage and its role in forming budgets of different levels by N. Z. Zotikov

“…Budgetary and tax policy is designed to ensure sustainable development of the Russian economy on the basis of modernization, to improve the living standards of the population by reducing social inequality, and to adapt the budget system to modern realities. The sanctions imposed by the European Union and the United States of America against Russia affect not only the production sphere, but also economy as a whole. …”
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