Scalable territorial identity – Designing the communication of complexity by Luca Casarotto, Monica Oddone

“… The design linked to the identity of places is an activity of particular interest for the design discipline, especially in its narration and value communication process addressed to a broad public. The design actions take place in a context of great complexity regarding the stratification of meanings and pre-existing visual systems, confronting very different territorial scales (from the nation to the single typical product). …”
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Diriger un établissement, entre faire agir les autres et se ménager pour continuer à piloter by Richard Etienne

“…Headmaster are now being asked to deliver results, which amounts to a radical transformation of their previously control-oriented role. Their actions must be aligned with this mission: to get staff and students to do what they need to do to achieve the goals set by the government. …”
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Clinical Practice Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary and Cerebral Resuscitation. by Victor Rene Navarro Machado, Omar Bárbaro Rojas Santana, Alba Enseñat Álvarez, Arelys Falcón Hernandez

“…It is the group of procedures that should be accomplished to restore circulation and ventilation in a patient with cardiac arrest, including actions to reintegrate upper neurological functions after restoring cardiac function. …”
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Hybrid presence: Integrating interprofessional interactions with digital consultations by Simonsen Line Maria

“…Moreover, via a video-recorded case study, this article shows how two practitioners organise social actions by exploiting features of a digital communication system in a situation where they manage a practical problem. …”
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DETERMINING FACTORS OF A CITY’S TOURISM ATTRACTIVENESS by ARTURO CALVO-MORA, JUAN MANUEL BERBEL-PINEDA, RAFAEL PERIÁÑEZ, EVA MARÍA SUÁREZ

“…The primary aim of this work is to identify actions that can improve the tourist attractiveness of a city, specifically Seville, and secondly, to test the Concept Mapping methodology when it is applied to the conceptualization of complex constructs associated with tourism management. …”
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THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON DEVELOPMENT: COMPARING ROMAN CATHOLIC, ECUMENICAL AND EVANGELICAL POSITIONS by T. Kroeck

“…For this purpose, official documents of the Roman Catholic Church, the ecumenical movement and the World Evangelical Alliance/Lausanne Movement are compared regarding concepts of development and its role in the mission of the Church and views on the world and humankind, actions and actors of development and eschatology. …”
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Manager Resilience and The Formation of Networks: Effects of the Strategic Priority of Innovation by Ilse Maria Beuren, Tayse Gomes

“…From the results, it is possible to conclude that the attitudinal actions of managers are reflected in the expansion of the organizational structure of incubated companies and in the construction of alliances and cooperation projects.…”
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UNIVERSITY ELEARNING ENVIRONMENT MODEL by Irina K. Voytovich

“…Each component in itself comprises a complex subsystem with a specific content, participants, objectives, and actions. Non-directional nature of the sequence diagram that represents the model reflects the possibility of formation of e-learning at university in any workflow. …”
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The Samurai and the Artist: Henry Miller’s Reflections on the Death of Mishima by Wayne E. Arnold

“…Since the text has been greatly overlooked by both Miller and Mishima scholars, uncovering Miller’s composition process and the Japanese publication history through the use of archival materials will encourage a reevaluation Miller’s search for understanding concerning Mishima’s actions. I argue that Miller set out to formulate a meaningful reflection spurred by the events of the suicide, perhaps achieving his personal goal; to do so, he put great effort into gathering information sources from both Japan and the United States. …”
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« Danser la relation » by Marie Mazzella di Bosco

“…In them, dance is a tool for constructing special relational modes: through the body in motion, subtle interpersonal negotiations are at play, underlying broader relational issues that prove to be fundamental if one pays attention to the accounts and actions of the dancers. In a brief ethnography of the gestures, postures and sensory perceptions at work, this article analyses how danced interactions are induced, begun, developed and interpreted, thus shedding light on the nature of these relational modes proper to dance.…”
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Urban rivers in Belgrade, Serbia. Radical transformations and illegal urban practices in a post-socialist capital by Sanja Iguman

“…This is a perfect example of landscape intended as a multi-layered concept that connects natural resources, human-made elements and most important – the people and their movements, actions, narration, emotions and relations. The paper describes how this place has been transformed through time, in cultural, ecological and physical sense, and it will mostly analyse the social consequences that the mentioned transformations have left on local citizens and on the way they are reacting to that, gathered in the neighbourly, activist groups.…”
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CHALLENGES IN THE MARKETING AND BRANDING OF CLUSTERS by Marita Koszarek

“…Furthermore, cluster policy actions, reflecting the outcomes of the study, are recommended.…”
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Integral Treatment of the Diabetes Mellitus from an Educative Standpoint by Elodia Rivas Alpizar, Caridad Hernández Gutiérrez, Grethel Quintana Beyra, Belkys Clavero Ramírez, Gisela Zerquera Trujillo

“…It can be used as a guide for the health personnel (physicians, and paramedics) who are directly involved in the development of actions of an integral educative work in the treatment of patients suffering form diabetes mellitus. …”
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Risk Management in Born Globals: the Case of Brazilian Craft Breweries by Fabricio Stocker, Gustavo Abib

“…We also identified that these enterprises use different actions to mitigate risks, such as planning, market research, and building scenarios. …”
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L’outil numérique au service de l’intelligence collective des territoires by Vianney Gerils

“…Our field of investigation is localized in the Department of Val de Marne (pilot site) with ambitions to collect, share, and visualize the data cartographically: a tool for fundamental research, support for operational actions.…”
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Climate Change and the Occurrence of Harmful Microorganisms in Florida’s Ocean and Coastal Waters by Karl Havens

“…This 6-page fact sheet discusses projected ocean temperatures, how harmful microorganisms living in the ocean might respond, and how this might affect people, and identifies actions that could be taken to reduce these impacts. …”
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Generic stabilizers for simple algebraic groups acting on orthogonal and symplectic Grassmannians by Aluna Rizzoli

“…We consider faithful actions of simple algebraic groups on self-dual irreducible modules and on the associated varieties of totally singular subspaces, under the assumption that the dimension of the group is at least as large as the dimension of the variety. …”
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Monitoring of cash execution of the state budget during the implementation of national projects and the choice of economic development directions by I. I. Chebyshev

“…The author considers the areas for development and the necessary further actions to eliminate the identified problems.…”
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Dans la solitude des autres : pour une histoire sociale et politique du concept de solitudo au Moyen Âge by Gabriel Castanho

“…It will allow us to notice that the medieval solitude, unlike today, is understood, above all, as a space defined by actions. The following step of our research will propose a comparison between the meanings used in various types of documents, what will reveal a process of monopolization and ecclesiastical regulation of isolation. …”
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Frailty and the Risk of Polypharmacy in the Older Person: Enabling and Preventative Approaches by Martin C. Nwadiugwu

“…Frail older people have an inherent risk of polypharmacy due to the need to treat multiple comorbidities, thus leading to various negative effects on their health due to the adverse actions from the drugs. This issue was discussed from a person-centered perspective, highlighting the category of frail older adults who are at a higher risk. …”
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