Légitimation du répertoire théâtral français sur la scène portugaise by Ana Clara Santos

“…In those days the translation of theatre tends to escape the so called “marginal” sphere in order to materialize the contact point between the two cultures and to define the trajectories of the national artistic creation – so as to put the reform of theatre practices and their renewal into practice. …”
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Party System Transformation in Central Asian Countries in the Context of Strengthening Political Regimes by Boris P. Guseletov, Nataliya M. Velikaya

“…The specific feature of the evolution of party systems in the republics lies in the fragmentary adaptation of Western institutions. …”
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Modernização e desigualdade: a evolução do sistema bancário brasileiro e a capilaridade dos Correspondentes Bancários by Sandra Lúcia Videira, Nayara Fernanda dos Santos, Joanderson da Silva Prada

“…This article explores the interconnection between the banking system and the urban economy, focusing on the evolution of the Brazilian banking system in terms of the expansion of corresponding banks. …”
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L’administration du désordreGouverner l’hôpital psychiatrique depuis les années 1980 by Tonya Tartour

“…More specifically, it explores the role of two influential reform processes in France: the introduction of judicial reviews of involuntary commitment and the evolution of the ways public psychiatric institutions are funded. …”
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FINANCIAL MECHANISM FOR BUDGETARY INSTITUTION OPERATION by Ye. V. Markina

“…Since the current budget reform proclaimed the transition from cost management to the management of results as the main objective, there arises a necessity to reform institutions of the public sector, including the improvement of the financial mechanism of the budgetary institution operation to make it consistent with the present market requirements.The paper considers the historical aspects of the formation and evolution of the financial mechanism of the budgetary institution operation, describes its contents before and after the adoption of the Federal Law No. 83- FZ «On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of the Russian Federation to Improve the Legal Status of Public (Municipal) Institutions» dated May 8, 2010. …”
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La Place de l’État en Afrique selon la Banque mondiale : les limites d’une politique néo-libérale “amendée” by Nadir Altinok, Tarik Lakhal

“…This contribution aims to analyse the change in discourse held by the World Bank concerning the reform of the State in Africa in the educational sphere. …”
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Entre ethos professionnel et logiques d’entreprises : La recherche et l’innovation dans les agences d’architecture by Mélanie Guenot

“…Encouraged by an incentive and reforming public policy, agency executives are showing a real interest in integrating research or innovation practices into their structures. …”
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La maison du commissaire. Recours, pratiques et construction de la plainte au Châtelet de Paris (1653-1723) by Louis Georges

“…This article attempts to shed light on the practices of filling complaints by Parisian plaintiffs, through three surveys within commissioners' acts in 1653-1656, 1688, and 1723. It highlights an evolution after the Colbertian reform of the Châtelet, which gave rise to a new range of local actions: deponents act through the institution by discursive strategies aimed at constructing and categorising criminality. …”
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Protection of geographical indication products and sustainable agricultural development: The role of public policies by Chunyan Li, Lanqing Ge, Qi Ban, Xiaoting Song

“…Employing Sankey diagrams, we dynamically analysed the evolution of these policy tools. These insights provide valuable experiential guidance for reforming and innovating China's GI protection system and agricultural sustainable development.…”
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The landscape, trends, challenges, and opportunities of sustainable mobility and transport by Yong Chen, Chuanjia Li, Wanru Wang, Yuliang Zhang, Xiqun Michael Chen, Ziyou Gao

“…Abstract This paper conducts quantitative analysis and qualitative discussion on 7710 SMT-related publications over the past three decades, presenting the academic landscape of the field, identifying significant research topics and their evolution, and revealing the field’s knowledge diffusion paths. …”
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THEORETICAL STUDY OF REGIONAL STRATEGIES: WHETHER THEY ARE NECESSARY? by VLADIMIR YURIEVICH Malov

“…Based on the analysis the outcome of discussions on the reform of 1991- 1992. and later as the utterances of opponents and followers held in the course of those years, showing thelimitations of the theoretical foundations of reform advocates. …”
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The Cultivation of Professional Identity in Medical Students Based on the Interaction Ritual Chain Theory by Li JIANG

“…Cultivating and enhancing the professional identity of medical students is an urgent need to promote the personal development and deepen the reform of medical education. The theory of interaction ritual chains is highly suitable for analyzing the formation and evolution of medical students' professional identity. …”
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Contextual Theology according to Contemporary Theologians and Evangelical Theologians: Is Contextual Theology necessary as a Discipline? by Stevri P.N. Indra Lumintang

“…Contemporary contextual theology is a continuation and/or evolution of liberal and/or modern theology with an agenda of liberation in the context of a pluralistic society. …”
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Historical institutionalism, political settlement and land ownership system in Nigeria by Yuhao Tan

“…This study examines the evolution of land ownership in Nigeria through the lens of historical institutionalism and political settlements, analysing how the distribution of political power – both vertical and horizontal – has shaped institutional change. …”
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The French heritage put to the test of time: history of criminal procedure in Belgium (1814-2020) by Edouard Delrée

“…In order to portray the modern history of Belgium’s criminal procedure, this paper aims at emphasizing the evolution of the reform initiatives regarding the most symbolic aspects inherited from the French procedure: the Code of 1808 itself, the pretrial investigation focused on the juge d’instruction’s person and the emblematic popular justice of the cour d’assises. …”
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Public Management: between the Traditional and New Model by Marius PETRESCU, Delia POPESCU, Ionuţ BARBU, Roxana DINESCU

“…The evolution of public administration involves, like any ”live organism”, change and development. …”
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The Social and Historical Context of the Mental Health Recovery Movement in the United States by Hao YAO

“…Through a systematic exploration of the movement, this article investigates its three primary socio-historical contexts: the progression in the understanding of recovery from severe mental illness, the evolution of the psychiatric consumer movement, and the development of psychosocial rehabilitation. …”
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O narodzinach brytyjskiego systemu parlamentarno-gabinetowego by Maciej Rakowski

“…The beginning of the 19th century saw a speedy evolution of the position of the House of Commons which consequently, after the 1832 reform, dominated the Cabinet and had a decisive power regarding its political existence. …”
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The influence of stakeholder interests on safety outcome reporting in psychedelic research and implications for science communication by Elena Koning, Marco Solmi, Elisa Brietzke

“…There is a growing body of work investigating the use of psychedelics in mental health treatment alongside increasing socio-cultural and political acceptance. This rapid evolution has prompted corporations to fund psychedelic clinical trials, leading to a potential rise in conflicts of interest in relevant studies and publications. …”
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Turbidité et risques dans le bassin versant de la Doubégué (Burkina Faso) by Élodie Robert

“…Since the 80s, it has witnessed significant environmental changes mainly due to societal evolutions (arrival of new populations, population growth, reservoir creation, exacerbation of the conflicts linked to the land property, and agrarian reform) and secondarily to climatic pejoration. …”
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