Le présidial de Limoges : édifier une réforme de la justice à la fin de l’Ancien Régime by Laure Leroux

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Prioritizing sustainability consciousness among university stakeholders: solution for educational leaders by Chinaza Uleanya, Chidubem Deborah Adamu, Kathija Yassim

Subjects: “…Co-evolution…”
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Evolution of Russian legislation about limited companies in the modern period of development society by Snezhana Ivanovna Sapko

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THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL SYSTEM AND POLITICAL MODERNIZATION IN CHINA: PROBLEMS AND ADVANTAGES OF THE CHINESE MODEL by A. D. Voskressenski

“…Political stability is guaranteed as a result of the evolution of all spheres of political life while maintaining the basic political mechanisms. …”
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Investigating the Composition of Social Forces and the Evolution of Ethnic Identity Discourses in Balochistan, Iran by A. Naderi, B. Roustakhiz, E. Fayaz, M.O. Hosseinbor

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Formation， evolution， and distribution law of Mesozoic-Paleozoic buried hills in Jiyang Depression by WANG Yongshi, LUO Xia, HU Yang, SHI Xiaoguang, ZHANG Bo

“…The results show that the buried hills in Jiyang Depression have experienced three stages of evolution since the Mesozoic， namely， Indosinian compression and thrust， Yanshanian sinistral transtension， and Himalayan dextral transtension. …”
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Estimation of Potential GDP and output Gap. Comparative Perspective by Dorin Măntescu, Dan-Tudor Lazăr

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A History of Addis Ababa University’s Faculty of Education from Inception to 1974 by Teferi Mekonnen Bekel, Abdussamad H. Ahmad

“…It records the development of the faculty since its inception in careful detail, with due attention to major events, organizational adjustments, and educational reforms that marked its path. The analysis explores how the Faculty of Education adapted to Ethiopia’s changing social and political landscape, illustrating its crucial role in influencing the nation’s educational system. …”
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Kemmerer Lives! The Evolution of the Composition of the Central Bank Boards of Five Latin American Countries by Ricardo José Salas-Díaz

“… This study examines the evolution of the composition of the boards of the central banks from Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru throughout the 20th century. …”
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Les inégalités d’accès dans l’enseignement supérieur français depuis 1998 : beaucoup de réformes pour des résultats mitigés. by Magali Jaoul-Grammare

“…Starting from this point, the aim of this work is to analyze the effects of the various reforms on the evolution of the inequalities of access to higher education especially with regard to prestigious courses. …”
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Les fournisseurs des prisons de Paris (1700-1789) : De partenaires économiques à réformateurs ? by Sophie Abdela

“…Above all, these suppliers could sometimes become important agents of reform and innovation in the prison world. Therefore, they offer a new window by which we can try to better understand the evolution of the prison towards its contemporary penitentiary form.…”
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“Unless you are converted and become as little children, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven”: the place and role of “children” in the spiritual and moral reform of Sa... by E. P. Telmenko

“…An integral part of the general transformation of morals in Florence was the “children's reform”, which Savonarola began to implement at the turn of 1495–1496. …”
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Socialist banking: The continuous evolution of the banking sector in Yugoslavia (1944/45-1991/92) by Ilić Saša

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Evolución escolar en Cantabria (1750-1850). // Evolution in Catabria School (1750-1850). by Clotilde Gutiérrez Gutiérrez

“…It begins with the Enlightenment and the support of the first Bourbons in power, and this is followed by the liberal reforms of the nineteenth century. In Cantabria, this evolution has an upward progression, and is ahead of other Spanish regions, both in the establishment of schools and teacher training as in assistance of children at school.…”
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Production Agglomeration and Spatiotemporal Evolution of China’s Fruit Industry over the Last 40 Years by Lu Qiu, Qibin Ouyang, Jane Eastham, Jiayao Wang, Lin Wu

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MACROECONOMIC STABILITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: EVOLUTION AND NEW CHALLENGES by Yuriy Bilenko

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The evolution of health services research in Austria: a bibliometric exploration of trends, themes, and collaborations by Kyung-Eun (Anna) Choi, Kyung-Eun (Anna) Choi, Sebastian Fitzek

“…Continued efforts are needed to address gaps involving underserved populations, integrate digital health technologies, and enhance economic evaluations of primary care reforms. Furthermore, better standardization in the reporting of funding sources and conflicts of interest is recommended to strengthen methodological rigor and public trust. …”
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The Institutional Evolution of Chinese University Data Governance: An Analytical Framework Based on Historical Institutionalism by Duanhong Zhang, Bowen Song, Hongwei Geng, Yiming Chen, Hong Liu

“…This article examines the institutional evolution of university data governance in China through the lens of historical institutionalism, offering a novel perspective on this critical topic. …”
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Morphology evolution of vegetation-covered loess gully heads induced by hydraulic and gravitational erosion by Hongliang Kang, Wenlong Wang, Liangna Li, Lei Han

“…However, how hydraulic and gravitational erosion affect the morphology evolution of the vegetation-covered loess gully heads is unclear. …”
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Geographical Spatial Pattern and Spatiotemporal Suitability Evolution of Cultural Heritage in the Liao River Basin by Jingcheng YUAN, Bijiao LI, Sifan QIU

“…Multivariate regression and path analysis are used to quantify the effects of climatic and institution on the heritage evolution .Results 1) Distribution determinants: The majority of heritage sites (95.2%) are located in optimal environmental conditions: elevation: below 500 m (mean value: 217.3±134.8 m); slope: less than 6° (84.7% ranging from 0° to 3°); distance to river: within 7 km. …”
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