State Participation in Energy Security Provision of the People’s Republic of China by I. F. Rakhimyanova

“…Particular attention is given to the Commission of National Development and Reforms, which main function is to form the five years' development plans. …”
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Black Women’s Identity: Stereotypes, Respectability and Passionlessness (1890-1930) by Mahassen Mgadmi

“…En fait, les tentatives des réformistes noirs d’atténuer ces stéréotypes ont conduit à placer les femmes noires au cœur de la réforme. Les luttes pour le respect, la survie, la responsabilité et l’élévation raciale ont accordé une importance exagérée à la respectabilité et à l’absence de désir. …”
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Interconnection between Globalization and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa by Souleymane Diarra, Andrey V. Girinsky

“…Thus, to maximize the benefits of globalization and attract more FDI, African countries need to continue reforms and strengthen their institutional environment. …”
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Some issues of adaptation of the post-soviet managerial elite to new social relations (socio-cultural aspect) by D. V. Maslov

“…The problem of adaptation of the post-Soviet administrative elite to the social relations formed as a result of reforms in the USSR - Russia at the end of XX century - in the beginning of XXI century. …”
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Migration as an economic component of the European countries' development by Tetiana But

“…The originality of the study was determined by the development of the Scheme of generalised efficiency of implementation of the directions of the «Programme of simplified legalisation in the EU for Ukrainians», the directions of which will enable the formation of a new economic model of reforms in the European Union, which will create favourable conditions for the legalisation and further integration of Ukrainian migrants in the EU, thereby contributing to the welfare of migrants and the development of European countries.…”
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FINANCIAL STABILITY OF RURAL MUNICIPALITIES IN POLAND’S LUBLIN VOIVODESHIP IN 2016-2020 by Agnieszka Gałecka, Marzena Ganc

“…It also affects the long-standing process of political reforms aimed at promoting the efficiency of public sector units, their balanced budgets and financial stability. …”
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Perception of peacekeeping activities in Africa by the local population (on the example of Mali) by S. A. Bokeriya, A. R. Andronova

“…In recent years, peacekeepers have been increasingly criticized by the civilian population, despite reforms of the UN and regional organizations. The main reasons, as a rule, are as follows: lack of fi support, inability of peacekeepers to achieve the goals of the mandate, and their abuse of authority. …”
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Identifying barriers to achieving recreational goals in the planning of urban decay laws by newsha akbari, Alireza Andalib, shirin toghyani, mahmood mohamadi

“…Therefore, by presenting strategies to strengthen the theoretical and fundamental dimension of the subject of civil rights, the research aims to provide the necessary framework for reforming the legislative process and providing a platform for the implementation of regeneretional goals.…”
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Public oversight of the audit profession – Comparison of implemented practices in the EU and the U.S. by Maja Zaman Groff, Marko Hočevar

“…Following financial scandals at the turn of the century, the audit profession in the European Union, the United States and elsewhere, has undergone profound legislative and regulatory reforms, including the requirement for intense public oversight of the profession. …”
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A bad dream come true: ICT patent prosecution against EU competition law by Niccolò Galli

“…Absent fundamental patent law reforms, EU competition law remains not only a second-best solution to address the depicted bad dream of the ICT patent landscape, but also a very remote one. …”
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ASEAN Regional Integration: The Philippines' domestic constraints to Physical connectivity by Tobit Abao, Hazel Jovita

“…This paper argues the primacy of good governance as the precondition for a well-connected and sustainable infrastructure. Hence, reforms should focus on structuring domestic politics to address the infrastructural gaps. …”
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Bologna Process in Armenia and Belarus: Successes and Problems by L. G. Titarenko, M. I. Zaslavskaya

“…As for Belarus, its priorities remain the national principles of education, which define the boundaries of any educational reforms, including Bologna.…”
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APPLIED IR TRAINING AND AN EFFECTIVE FOREIGN POLICY by A. A. Baykov

“…In conclusion, the article highlights recommendations on probable reforms of higher education in IR studies' area. The author does not criticize the national education system destructively. …”
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CURRENT TENDENCIES OF THE GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND RUSSIAN INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING PRIORITIES by A. A. Chernyshev

“…Taking into account present situation of the Russian economy which can be described as critical, time factor is considered to be of great importance, making it necessary to adopt accelerated development model in the Russian economy reforms. A key question to consider is what actions should be adopted by the government to ensure acceleration in economic development of the country.…”
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Gothic Fault-Lines in Anne Brontë’s Social Fiction: The Case of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1848) by Isabelle Hervouet

“…It contends that critical disagreement on whether or not The Tenant is a feminist novel and the embedded narrative the instrument of Gilbert’s reformation, originates, at least partially, in the generic tension at work within Brontë’s novel, and the presence of Gothic fault-lines. …”
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Modernization of government management in empires of new time: comparative political analysis by A. D. Aseev, V. V. Shishkov

“…The success of modernization reforms of the administration is one of the essential conditions for maintaining stability and development of the imperial political system, formalizing the domination of the center in relation to the periphery. …”
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Disrupting the third space through playfulness, mattering, and unbounded perspectives by Ian Fellows, Gill Gilbert, Leoarna Mathias, Sarah Parkes

“…The paper highlights four third space practitioners’ creative and strategic approaches to navigating and reforming university structures whilst facing institutional resistance and systemic hurdles. …”
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Knowledge and Attitudes Relating to Women's Rights to Land Ownership by Lilian Oryema, Colbert ZZiwa Tamale, Brian Makabayi

“… Context and background In many societies including Uganda, land ownership is intricately linked to power, identity, and socio-economic status. Despite legal reforms, women in Africa, particularly Uganda, face discrimination and barriers in land ownership due to sociocultural norms and implementation gaps which has caused a problem of low numbers of women engaged in matters of their rights to land ownership yet women’s rights to land ownership are very important in the development of the country given their role in agriculture and the role they play in society. …”
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FEATURES OF FORMING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY OF THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE by Dina H. Gurieva, Elena N. Rudneva

“…The relevance of the topic is shown from the point of view of the ongoing reforms and the modernization of all the levels of education. …”
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SEPARATISM IN IDEOLOGY AND ACTIVITIES OF FLEMISH RIGHT-WING POPULIST PARTIES by P. V. Oskolkov

“…Having been articulated politically in 1990s, Flemish separatism is now an inherent part of the right-wing populist party programs: of the Flemish Bloc program (since 2004 it is Flemish Interest) as an independence appeal, and of the New Flemish Alliance program as a call for further state reforming, aiming at the creation of a confederative system. …”
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