Resistance, protest and configurations of time, space and place in Herbs’ Pacific reggae songs by Elizabeth Turner

“…The paper draws on the work of David Laing (2003), who considers the distinction between protest songs and resistance songs, and also extends Barbara Harlow’s (1987) conceptualisation of resistance poetry to the similarly compressed discourse structures of popular songs. …”
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BEHIND THE WHEEL: UNDERSTANDING THE RISKS FOR TRUCK DRIVERS IN THE ERA OF THE INTERNET OF THINGS AND ADVANCEMENTS IN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES by Imane BENALLOU, Abdelah AZMANI, Monir AZMANI

“…These professionals, responsible for transporting goods over long distances, often work in challenging conditions, exposing them to a range of risks, including physical, psychological, and chemical hazards. …”
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Daniel Fabre et le conte : « Ecriture d’une différence » by Catherine Velay-Vallantin

“…His works and their institutional implications focus on the notions of forgetting and memory, thus showing, through a monumental and ritual itinerary, how a popular history must be able to be constructed in the form of a mythical and regionalist discourse. …”
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Systems and Relations All the Way Down, All the Way Across by Tim Gough

“…I give an exposition of Shannon’s information theory, and draw connections with quantum mechanics. The work of Bertalanffy is discussed and its relationship to philosophy and quantum mechanics outlined.  …”
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Pregnancy and preparation for childbirth: intervention programs by Eliana Aparecida Torrezan da Silva

“…Psychology also studies this stage of human development and its implications for the mother, fetus, infant, child and adults. …”
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Side Effects of “Phantom Pains”: How Bulgarian Historical Mythology Derails North Macedonia’s EU Accession by Brunnbauer Ulf

“…The analysis concludes with remarks on the implications for the EU of Bulgaria’s “phantom pains” over Macedonia.…”
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Gender and Nation by Yeliz Kendir-Gök

“…Moreover, the review highlights the inherent worth of Yuval-Davis’s work by meticulously exploring its implications for themes encompassing women, femininity, men, masculinity, and their intricate connections with the construct of the nation. …”
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CONSEQUENCES OF SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES ADOPTION ON CRM CAPABILITIES AND FIRM PERFORMANCE by Daniela TULEU

“…Finally, there are presented the conclusions, the managerial implications and the future research directions.…”
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The Missing Middle? General and Special Educators’ Views of Effective Mathematics Instruction by Julie Cohen, Nathan Jones, Lynsey Gibbons

“…Researchers from these fields work in isolation from one another, the result of what sociologists term “epistemic bunkers.” …”
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Does Gut Microbiome Composition Influence the Efficacy of Psychiatric Drugs? by Nadia Suryawinata, Sarkis Mazmanian

“… Altered gut microbiome profiles correlate with anxiety and depression in humans, and work in animal models has identified specific bacterial taxa and/or microbiome-derived metabolites that influence complex emotional behaviours. …”
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Spontaneous Otogenic Pneumocephalus due to Frequent Plane Travelling by Katherine Pollaers, Jafri Kuthubutheen

“…These symptoms were aggravated by the regular aeroplane trips he made to work as a “fly-in, fly-out” worker in regional Australia. …”
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INVESTIGATION OF FISCAL AND BUDGETARY POLICIES BASED ON ECONOMIC THEORIES by EMILIA CAMPEANU

“…This approach is important to indicate the position and implications of fiscal and budgetary policy tools in the economic theory considering their major differences. …”
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Ideology, Critique and Surveillance by Heidi Herzogenrath-Amelung

“…It then raises the problem of how ideology-critique can work if it relies on language itself and argues that Martin Heidegger’s philosophy can make a useful contribution to existing critical approaches to language.…”
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Les temps sexués de l’activité : la temporalité au principe du genre ? by Marc Bessin, Corinne Gaudart

“…We introduce this issue on the gendered times of work, broadly understood – i.e. paid or unpaid, and more or less visible – which, in conjunction with the other spheres of life, mirror the intricate interplay of Gender and Temporality. …”
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The Code of Ethics for Chemists between Universal Moral Values and Local Reality by Olimpia Mamula Steiner, Andrea Anja Bumann

“…In an increasingly globalized world, threatened by resource depletion, global warming and pollution, scientists in general and the chemists in particular are obliged to rapidly integrate ethical values into their work. This article shows that the codes of ethics are a valuable aid in this process. …”
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Recruitment, retention and professionalisation in residential childcare in Ireland by Martin Power

“…Residential childcare workers have been at the vanguard of the development of the professionalisation of social care work in Ireland, and in late 2023 a register for social care workers is finally expected to open. …”

Professional psychology training in the COVID-19 era by Sibulelo Qhogwana, Nokulunga Shabalala, Sarah Uren

“…Covid-19 restrictions meant that teaching and learning, supervision, and work-integrated learning required reconsideration, shifts and upskilling of trainees and trainers. …”
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Comprendre et intervenir : les connaissances des entraîneurs experts en gymnastique by Cathy Rolland, Marc Cizeron

“…The study specifically focused on work activity of high-level coaches in gymnastics who must comply with an exacting code of technical, complex skills and their deployment in time and space. …”
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A HUMAN IN SPACE OF MATERIAL CULTURE by Nadezhda V. Mihailova

“…Results. The results of the work are that the author considers material culture as consisting of a number of groups of elements, both external to a human (things, technics, technologies), and a human oneself through one`s physicality and body technologies (physical culture). …”
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Narrative Research Into the Possibilities of Classroom-Generated Stories in English Teacher Education by María Cristina Sarasa

“…Narrative interpretation of these undergraduates’ work yields categories of analysis concerning story protagonists’ origins, moral values, types of knowledge generated, and implications for English teacher education. …”
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