Lifestyle as a Predictor of Socio-Economic Status in Retirement: Evidence from Pensioners from the Busoga Sub-Region, Uganda by Fabian, Mwosi, Charles, Edaku, Robina, Mirembe, Eton, Marus

“…Supervisors and human resource officers in government agencies and departments should conduct regular workshops to help government workers build strong attachments to their families, friends, social groups, and communities. We provide a solid foundation for working individuals to always reflect on the quality of their relations with their families, friends, social groups, and communities. …”
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Expressões sócio-espaciais da desigualdade by Ana Fani Alessandri Carlos

“…This is manifested as a product of the differentiated access of individuals and social groups to the spaces-times of the realization of life, illuminating a socio-spatial praxis. …”
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Faire du bruit sans faire de vagues by Jean-Baptiste Comby

“…French civil servants tasked with convincing the population to change their behaviour in order to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases do not take into account the unequal contribution of social groups to the climate problem. Interviews with the campaign managers of the Agency for Environment and Energy Management and a content analysis of the agency’s information campaigns reveal that their public messages obscure the social and political causes linked to the problems of climate change.…”
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Expansão geográfica, fronteira e regionalização: a região de Carajás by Maurílio de Abreu Monteiro, Regiane Paracampos da Silva

“…It indicates that social groups with diverse economic and political power carry out spatial appropriation selectively at the border, regionalizing it. …”
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The status of a woman in the ancient world: features of marital and family relations in Ancient Athens by I. A. Lohvynenko, Ye. S. Lohvynenko

“…The status of women in Ancient Athens has been studied, the main criteria of their social differentiation have been determined. The main social groups of women have been characterized, their common and distinctive features have been revealed. …”
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O lugar da arquitetura no inventário alagoano de referências culturais by Juliana Michaello Macêdo Dias, Roseline Vanessa Santos Oliveira

“…The article discusses the place of architecture as a cultural patrimony between its materiality and the fluidity of the immaterial relations constructed with them from the different social groups. These bonds, built by people in daily life and rooted in traditions, allow us to observe new ways of looking at built heritage. …”
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Une tradition disputée : enjeux identitaires dans une communauté des Andes boliviennes by Vanina Bouté

“…This paper aims at analysing conflicts between various social groups within a community of the Bolivian Altiplano ; those conflicts can primarily be traced back to the decay of traditional power bonds that existed before the Agrarian Reform of 1953. …”
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Open Literacy: Helen of Troy, Richard Hoggart, Phonic Wars, Greta Thunberg by Hartley John

“…Social media and videogames are often blamed for individual behavioural delinquency, but rarely praised for cultural creativity, social innovation, or helping us to form new social groups or work through new ideas. Videogames are now a political football, both in the US (where they’re blamed for gun crime) and in China (where they’re blamed for childhood myopia). …”
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Parodia w opowiadaniach Tatiany Tołstoj by Liliana Kalita

“…In her prose one can find parodies of political systems, social groups, romantic ideals, Soviet reality and human behavior. …”
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Du discours dynastique au corps social. Retour sur la terminologie des groupes aristocratiques incas de Cuzco by Laurent Segalini

“…The existence in Cuzco of social groups supposedly uniting the descendants of the successive Inca sovereigns constitutes an essential datum for the various interpretative models of Inca dynastic history elaborated in the last decades, opposing those who defend an historical interpretation to those with a mythical conception of the narratives and their protagonists. …”
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Los juegos de la memoria: los usos públicos de San Martin en las liturgias estatales argentinas (siglos xx y xxi) by Beatriz Bragoni

“…This paper deals with semantic variations and monumental representations of San Martín among Argentinian state’s liturgies between the 19th century and today in order to analyze the relationship between changing institutional contexts and political as well as intellectual operations revolving around a fixed radication in national imagination and public uses of his image established by state elites and social groups which strengthened the political and cultural fight in contemporary Argentina.…”
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The Izhma Komi and the Pomor: Two Models of Cultural Transformation by Yuri Shabaev, Valery Sharapov

“…The authors delve into the reasons and circumstances stimulating this process of re-identification, analyse which social groups are the initiators of this process and what is the content of Pomorian and Izhma identity today.…”
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De la guerre civile aux droits ethnolinguistiques : le cas du Nicaragua by Bénédicte Pivot

“…Taking the case of the civil war between the Sandinista revolutionary government and the Contra (Nicaragua, 1979-1989), this article offers a reflection about the impact of war on language policies and sociolinguistic (re)configurations. Effects on social groups of recognition by war politics of the linguistic rights of previously unrecognized minorities are highlighted by the way linguistic landscape and social relations at regional, national and ultimately international are redesigned. …”
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The role of sociology in leadership in the church by Tony Tedjo

“…We know that society is a group of individuals who give rise to social groups and institutions named the Church. So, we need to look at the bond between the community and the Church, in this case, the church leadership, which is very closely related to the processes and factors of social interaction. …”
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Le traité de Fort Jackson, 9 août 1814 by Jean‑Marc Serme

“…Other individuals, but also social groups and entire nations were involved in a complex web of relationships and cultural, political and economic conflicts.…”
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Relatedness of White-Tailed Deer from Culling Efforts Within Chronic Wasting Disease Management Zones in Minnesota by Alberto Fameli, Christopher Jennelle, Jessie Edson, Erik Hildebrand, Michelle Carstensen, W. David Walter

“…In white-tailed deer (<i>Odocoileus virginianus</i>), closely related females form social groups, avoiding other social groups. Consequently, females infected with chronic wasting disease (CWD) are more likely to infect social group members. …”
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Perception et gestion des espaces littoraux préservés : l’apport des études de fréquentation (Nord et Languedoc Roussillon, France) by Christelle Audouit, Caroline Rufin-Soler, Gaëlle Le Falher, Hervé Flanquart, Philippe Deboudt

“…Differences and similarities between visitors of nine studied places appear, they are determined by social groups, age, gender, type of public (local people, tourists,...), as well as their perceptions of places. …”
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La géographie et la question régionale : le complexe géographique entre régionalisation et internationalisation de l'espace by Raimundo Nonato Junior

“…The results show that regional relations in the Franco-Brazilian border are present like a "geographical complex" that articulates the interests of different players, social groups and scales. They also reveal the power appointed by the Regional Geography to establish contemporary dialogues between the epistemology of geographical science and fieldwork, putting into relation the physical, human, historical, political and everyday dimensions that are present in the multiplicity of socio-spatial relations.…”
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L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime by Emmanuelle Lenel

“…Beyond the local case, it defends the general assumption that regeneration policy may contribute through urban design to the deployment or the narrowing of the intimacy sphere for social groups concerned and doing so, it influences the power relations at this level of experience.…”
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Modulation de l’expression vocale des primates en fonction des contraintes socio-écologiques by Jean‑Pierre Gautier

“…This adaptive silence leads some individuals to lose contact with their social group and to release isolation calls, even by adult males. …”
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