Swedish trade unions and in-work poverty by Ann-Christine Hartzén

“… This article aims to exemplify how Swedish social partners, especially trade unions, have addressed the issue of in-work poverty in relation to recent and influential changes of the Swedish Employment Protection Act. …”
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De l’école des Beaux-arts à la leçon de Louis I. Kahn : assimilations et détournements théoriques chez Bernard Huet by Juliette Pommier

“…In the career of Bernard Huet, theoretician of urban architecture in French style, this relationship is built from the moment of his training and develop throughout his career. The issue will thus be approached from the perspective of education and its ability to produce this heritage through the process of assimilation. …”
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Medical education in Libya: Challenges, hopes, and recommendations by Arif Al-Areibi

“…Lacking almost 70% of the international standards, Libyan medical schools will require considerable amount of time and resources to solve the issue. The process of changing and updating the system will involve all parts of the learning environment, including students, teachers, curriculums, resources, research, and governing bodies.…”
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Social presentation of the body, postcoloniality and discourses on modernity. by Josep Marti Perez

“…The aim of this article is to contribute to a better understanding of modernization processes in the context of African societies through the issue of the social presentation of the body. …”
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Emotional Public Opinion and Its Indirect Influence on Americans’ Policy Support During the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine by Hang Lu

“…In line with the heuristic-systematic model, this study revealed that the influence of consensus messaging was moderated by perceived issue importance, with significant effects observed primarily among participants who considered the issue to be of low importance. …”
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Editorial: The Community Engagement Portfolio: Documenting Faculty Community Engagement by Scott Greenberger, Morgan McNaughton

“… As we complete our third issue, it is important to reflect on the success our journal has achieved over the past 2 years. …”
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A POSITIVE SOCIALIZATION MODEL FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: COMPREHENSIVE AND INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES. Part 2. Russian experience in social-psychological suppo... by Albina A. Nesterova, Rimma M. Aysina, Tatjana F. Suslova

“…The methods involve theoretical analysis and summarization of scientific and methodical publications on the issue of socialization of children with ASD; modeling method. …”
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Organizing the laboratory testing procedures in ischemic stroke patients by Olga V. Lyang, Yulia V. Novozhenova, Irina A. Zhirova

“…Results: After performing the in-house timed drills, a number of problems was revealed, both at the admission ward and at the express-laboratory, solving of which has allowed for optimizing the working processes, facilitating the pre-analytical stage and shortening the time of issuing the results. …”
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Lessons learned in setting up an open access journal: the case of JEHC by Maarten Hogenstijn, Marca Wolfensberger, Albert Pilot

“…The Journal of the European Honors Council (JEHC) was started in 2016, published its first issue in 2017, and is currently publishing its fifth issue. …”
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Fake Me If You Can: Unforgeable Digi-Physical Academic Certificates With Instant Verifiability by Laltu Sardar

“…Academic certificate forgery is a significant societal issue that impacts immigration controls and competitive job markets. …”
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Towards Circular Consent in African Studies by Abdul-Gafar Oshodi

“…By raising the issue of power, funding, and timing in the research process, this paper contributes to the debate about the functionality of consent forms as prioritized in contemporary research processes. …”
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UNFREEZING 'THE TRANSNISTRIA CONFLICT' FROM THE LENS OF REGIONAL SECURITY COMPLEX THEORY by ABABAKR Amer

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Development of an Embedded Moisture Sensing Device for a Distributive Network to Control Irrigation using IoT by Siddhanta Borah, R. Kumar

“…Measurement of soil moisture and control of irrigation according to the measured data is crucial in agriculture fields where water scarcity is always a serious issue. For this purpose, a cost-effective distributive network system has been proposed and developed using technology like IoT to control complex irrigation processes. …”
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Depressive Symptoms, Social Support and Employment: A Longitudinal Examination of Alcohol Use in Women by Laura D. Robinson, Isabella Ingram, Tayla J. Degan

“…There is a clear need for more opportunities for women to assess their relationships with alcohol and seek help in the process. Addressing this issue is paramount, especially considering its increasing prevalence.…”
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Editor’s Letter by José Sánchez Gutiérrez

“…We must keep up the excellent work and strive to be the best daily! This issue contains five research articles that have the potential to significantly contribute to their respective fields, thanks to the rigorous peer-review process they have undergone.…”
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Conceptual Approach to Innovation - a Modern Tool to Enhance Entrepreneurial Competitiveness by Elena SIMCIUC, Cristina COŞCIUG

“…The paper studies the evolution of the innovation process generations, analyzes the meaning of the innovation concept and its influence on the performance of the economic agents. …”
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Phytosemiotics: A Fork in the Road by Michael Marder

“…In this issue, we ask: What can we say about signification from a standpoint that inches, as close as possible, toward that of plants? …”
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AN OVERVIEW OF 2010 by Lucian Gavrilă

“…Several important events marked up the 365 days elapsed till December 31st 2010: the preparation of the anniversary issue that marked a decade of existence of the journal, important changes made in the internal organization of the editorial team, improving the international coverage by registering the journal in two new international databases (DOAJ and Index Copernicus), changes in the peer-reviewing process in order to enhance and speed up publication process, adopting a new design for the articles’ pages.…”
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Factors Affecting Knowledge Transfer in Project Environments by Ionel NĂFTĂNĂILĂ

“…Most project teams consist of knowledge workers, and the issue of how to better transfer knowledge across individuals and groups becomes a central concern. …”
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Industrial Brownfield Sites in the Alps. A first Quantitative Overview and Potential Implications for Regional Development by Marcello Modica

“…Since a few decades the Alpine region is undergoing a process of economic restructuring which involves the decline of traditional heavy and manufacturing industry. …”
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