Interview of Robert Ivany, Army Aide to US President Ronald Reagan (1984-1986) by Pierre-Marie Loizeau

“…Robert Ivany, a high-ranking US Army officer with a 34-year career, covers his 1984-86 mission as Army Aide to President Ronald Reagan. His experience sheds light on the vast logistical organization surrounding the Chief of State. …”
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Public advocates, private advisors: the autonomy, function, and influence of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology by Kenneth M. Evans, Kenneth M. Evans, Kirstin R. W. Matthews

“…US national expert advisory bodies related to science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy have a wide range of missions, governing structures, operational practices, cultures, and impact on federal policymaking. …”
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Un militantisme aux allures de mission impossible : l’exemple du lobby républicain pro-choice, la Republican Majority for Choice by Françoise Coste

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Social Participation of the Russian and Armenian Students in the Socio-Cultural Development of Cities by M. V. Pevnaya, E. A. Shuklina, A. N. Tarasova, L. A. Asoyan

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Readiness of University Students for Public Service by V. S. Nikolskiy, P. A. Ambarova, N. V. Shabrova, D. I. Zemtsov, A. P. Metelev

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How asee can benefit society by making students aware of engineering early by W. . Buchanan

“…The President of The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) presents the main milestones of its 120-year history in this paper. …”
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A Faith that Does Justice:The Public Testimony of Oliver Tambo by Jonathan D. Jansen

“… Throughout the 20th century, mission-educated black men rose to prominence in the African National Congress while simultaneously holding leadership positions in the church. …”
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Cultural Volunteering of University Students: Assessment of Participation Experience and Potential for Development by M. V. Pevnaya, A. A. Drozdova

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Four Freedoms, For All: American Information Agencies and the Effort to Publicize Nazi Crimes against Humanity by Jeffrey Demsky

“…En juin 1942, le Président Franklin Delano Roosevelt a créé le bureau de l’information de guerre dont la mission consistait à « rendre plus accessible et intelligible l’effort de guerre américain, les politiques gouvernementales, la progression des combats et les objectifs de guerre ». …”
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De Châtellerault à l’Asie : les archives d’un itinéraire communiste by Paul Fromonteil, Héloïse Morel

“…Dans ce cadre, il a assuré des missions internationales, notamment en Chine et au Vietnam. …”
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Establishment of political and diplomatic relations between Lithuania and France in 1918-1920: Exchange of mistrust by Vilma Bukaitė

“…Another intermediary, the French military mission headed by a lieutenant-colonel Constantin Reboul, was the first unit representing the Entente in Lithuania. …”
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ON THE QUESTION OF EVALUATION AND IMPROVEMENT ACTIVITIES OF FOREIGN REPRESENTATIONS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION SUBORDINATE ENTITIES by R. R. Gimatdinov, I. R. Nasyrov

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Exceptionnalisme et impérialisme dans le discours de politique étrangère américain des années Clinton by Frédéric Heurtebize

“…How to redefine the country’s mission and its national interest? Did America’s exceptionalist rhetoric survive between the end of the Cold War and 9/11? …”
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El Ekhtiyar ou la mise en martyr des policiers égyptiens. La construction d’un « grand récit » sur petit écran ? by Sixtine Deroure

“…La police, qui est montrée comme étant irréprochable et toujours respectueuse des lois, est uniquement mise en scène dans la « lutte contre le terrorisme » menée aux côtés de l’armée. Sa mission est ainsi réhaussée à un niveau sécuritaire présenté comme ultime. …”
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Transformation of Turkey's Anti-Terrorism Policy under the AKP by V. A. Avatkov, A. I. Sbitneva

“…At the same time Turkey's anti-terrorist activity has certain specifics and is characterized by Ankara's desire to lead anti-terrorist missions in different parts of the world and using a predominantly militaristic approach to solving the problem. …”
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