FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL ELITES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES by Роман КОЗАЧЕНКО

“…Specifically, the role of information technologies in changing political communication and the influence of new social groups on the formation of political elites are analyzed. …”
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The Labour Market Situation of Population Groups in the Visegrád Countries by Łukasz Arendt, Leszek Kucharski, Iwona Kukulak‑Dolata, Anna Rutkowska

“…This points to the need to provide support programmes targeted at these social groups, implemented within the public policies, i.e., labour market and educational policies, with special emphasis on the adult learning system. …”
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Genetic and Shared-Environment Effects on Stature and Lifespan. A Study of Dutch Birth Cohorts (1785–1920) Based on Genealogies by Jan Kok

“…However, several studies point at the shift over time in the relative importance of environment and genes: in periods and social groups with strong normative or economic constraints on behaviour, the 'genetic potential' is often not realized. …”
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Human, too human? Experience, Learning, Interaction with AI by Eleonora Sparano

“…However, these considerations also give rise to the need to reflect on the training possibilities for individuals and social groups characterised by individuals who are not necessarily adequately prepared to interact with the AI embodied in social robots. …”
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Transformations of the American hero in the US media discourse by Svitlana Lyubymova

“…This stereotype functions as a model pattern for evaluating individuals and social groups. While the portrayal of the American hero in media discourse adapts to changing contexts, his image schema remains invariable.…”
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Resisting scientific extractivism: A post-extractivist policy of knowledge production with marginalized communities by Baptiste Godrie

“… This article analyses scientific extractivism as a research process in which the experiences, discourses and knowledge of members of marginalised social groups are subalternised, i.e. reduced to raw data appropriated by academics. …”
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Prevalence of Anterior Dental Trauma and Its Associated Factors among Preschool Children Aged 3–5 Years in Khartoum City, Sudan by Alaa Gamaleldin Sulieman, Elhadi Mohieldin Awooda

“…Its incidence and prevalence vary within countries, states, and different social groups. Aim. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of traumatic dental injuries in primary incisors among 3–5-year-old Sudanese preschool children and associated factors such as age, sex, and size of overjet and anterior open bite. …”
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On the issue of studying Siberian merchant class: the circle of social contacts of gold producer Yakov Frizer by I. Vladimirsky, M. V. Krotova

“…Present research targets to illustrate through Frizer example particularities of everyday life and activity of the Siberian merchants on the threshold of the 19th–20th centuries, interrelations between various ethnicconfessional and social groups, between regional entrepreneurs and capital administrators as well as great potentialities of self-implementation for Jewish merchant within the Russian Empire. …”
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Comparison of Dark Personality Traits, Feeling of Alienation and Spiritual Well-Being in People with and without Tendency to Vandalism by Abbas Abolghasemi, Seyyedeh Zahra Seyyed Noori, Morteza Zakeri, Reza Ghorbani

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Transformation of body functions in the era of artificial intelligence by T. S. Martynenko, D. A. Starostina

“…There is a dual question of the relationship between the body and artificial intelligence technologies: transformations of the human body in the era of the latest digital technologies, with the acquisition of new qualities and properties by the body; and the acquisition of corporeality by artificial intelligence technologies, including social consequences of the convergence of the body and technologies - both positive (improved quality of life and medical care, expanded opportunities for some social groups, etc.) and negative (dependence on technologies, growth of social inequality, etc.). …”
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Discrimination of the Gypsy Population in the University Environment by Jesús María Aparicio-Gervás, Miguel Ángel Carbonero-Martín, Lorena Valdivieso-León, Raquel Vázquez-Ramil

“…The Roma population is one of the most discriminated social groups. Ignorance of their culture, traditions, etc. generates prejudices and stereotypes that hinder the processes of intercultural coexistence. …”
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CONCEPTUAL BASES AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EU YOUTH POLICY by E. N. Grachev

“…The EU documents on the youth policy show that the youth is viewed by European politicians as one of the most politically important social groups in Europe. That is why youth policy is directed not only at youth development, but has to it a significant political component. …”
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Digital literacy as a basis for a dialogue between the authorities and the population in the context of a pandemic by N. V. Prokazina

“…One of the urgent tasks today is the further development of digital literacy, including the expansion of social groups of the population (socio-demographic, professional) that have an increased level of it.…”
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UNSDG's Due Diligence as a Guideline for Ukraine's Postwar Reconstruction by Glib Aleksin

“…The approach also includes transparent governance, promoting sustainable economic development through green and digital technologies, and implementing practices to ensure equal opportunities and benefits for all social groups. Particular attention is paid to innovative financing mechanisms and effective monitoring systems, which are key to attracting resources and monitoring the achievement of post-conflict reconstruction goals. …”
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GENDER ASPECTS OF RELATIONSHIP IN THE SYSTEM OF MANAGEMENT by T. V. Andrushchenko, O. V. Cherednyk, R. O. Belozorova

“…Originality of a paper is the further development in the theory of gender processes with application of interdisciplinary approaches in studying the phenomenon of gender, not from the point of view of the interactions between two large social groups (men and women), but as a social resource of an organization where men and women represent labor potential, rational use of which is the key to successful management in the organization. …”
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Effects of Climate Finance on Risk Appraisal: A Study in the Southwestern Coast of Bangladesh by Firdaus Ara Hussain, Mokbul Morshed Ahmad

“…CF HHs have higher engagement in adaptation measures and social groups and maintain alternative sources of income. …”
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Investigating the Disproportionate Impacts of Air Pollution on Vulnerable Populations in South Africa: A Systematic Review by Claudia Frazenburg, Maasago Mercy Sepadi, Munyaradzi Chitakira

“…<b>Background:</b> Knowledge of how different social groups in South Africa are affected by air quality is important for informing air quality regulations and determining the integrated social–environmental approach to adopt. …”
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Everyday Stressors and Affects as Predictors of aGeneral Discriminatory Attitude by R.M. Shamionov, V.K. Abutalipova, M.V. Grigoryeva

“… <p>The processes taking place in society require strengthening the interaction of people belonging to different social groups. However, there are frequent cases of manifestations of prejudice, prejudice, including lukism, sexism, ageism, xenophobia and other types of discriminatory attitudes that undermine productive interactions at different levels. …”
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Implementation of the Third Mission of the University: case of Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences by Рульф Юрген Трaйдель, Михайло Бойченко

“…At the same time, the university must find a balance between meeting the needs of different social groups, guided both by the principles of social responsibility and the interests of the university and these groups. …”
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METAPHORICAL TERMINOLOGY IN ANCIENT TEXTS OF TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE: PROBLEMS OF UNDERSTANDING AND TRANSLATION by Qiuhua Sun, Irina S. Karabulatova, Jinna Zou, Chen Kuo

“…The mythologized interpretation of the concepts in the ancient treatises of TCM is associated with the signification of any health problem in the form of an expanded metaphor characterizing the problem as a violation of ‘communication’ in the body-‘state’ between ‘vassals’, ‘individual social groups’ and their ‘leaders’. This positioning of the body’s work through the prism of social relations provides an understanding of the interpretation of relationships in ancient Chinese society as a whole.…”
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