Revenir vers les habitants, revenir sur les territoires by Elizabeth Auclair

“…In this article we propose to analyse how cultural development can help to reach the aim of “living together”. Indeed, taking into account cultural diversity and initiating local activities enables to develop new kinds of projects with the inhabitants, and to promote essential values such as local democracy, solidarity, tolerance, proximity… The changes in the French cultural policies seem to show that things are moving that way.…”
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Dramatiser les savoirs ou le refus du clivage « matière-manière » dans les savoirs enseignés by Jonathan Philippe

“…This paper explores different aspects of transferred knowledge in order to show that a thorough analysis of the dynamics at work forces us to abandon the dichotomies of substance vs. form, content vs. method, or indeed matter vs. manner.…”
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Acromegaly, Herniation of Cerebellar Tonsils, and Arnold–Chiari 1 Malformation: The Importance of Right Definitions by Alessandro Ciarloni, Gianmaria Salvio

“…We present a case of acromegaly associated with Arnold–Chiari 1 malformation and a literature review regarding this association, mainly focusing on the importance of a clear distinction between Chiari malformation and herniation of cerebellar tonsils (CTH). Indeed, in many clinical cases, this distinction has not been properly made and a better description of the radiological findings could be important for the clinical management of these patients. …”
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La présence des modèles contre-stéréotypiques chez les garçons étudiant le français au Cameroun  by Teague Tsopgny Armel Valdin, Maingari Daouda, Njopvoui Carole Annie

“…The results support our hypotheses. Indeed, men are present in the curriculum of boys in literature, but this does not really motivate them to choose this domain.…”
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Diversité régionale de la prise en compte des zones humides et de leurs dynamiques by Magalie Franchomme, Claude Kergomard

“…The fact of the wetlands decline and spatial recession since 1970 are leading to draw up classifications, inventories and to start preservation actions. Indeed, small areas wetlands are generally kept apart from most studies and protection policies as well. …”
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A la recherche d’espaces invisibles de la mobilité by Sandrine Depeau, Erwan Quesseveur

“…Resorting to GPS technics for collecting daily travel behaviors is knowing an important development. Indeed, those techniques allow to increase the space and time quality of data. …”
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Luang Prabang, sanctuaire Unesco et paradis gay by David Berliner

“…Among the unexpected effects of UNESCO recognition and the attendant tourist boom, Luang Prabang is now described by some of its inhabitants and tourists as a town that has become gay (although men slept with men in Laos long before the advent of tourism and heritage-making). There is, indeed, another Luang Prabang, the “gay paradise”, seen as indecent by most locals and which represents the other facet of the town of tradition, monks and “pure” women.…”
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Métropolisation, inégalités sociales et modes d’habiter : trajectoire d’une ville millionnaire russe vue par ses dačniki by Camille Robert-Boeuf

“…Kazan, capital of Tatarstan, offers a good example of these new growing metropolises. Indeed, since 2005, Kazan has undergone major urban transformation, becoming Russian Tatars’ symbol. …”
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Impact of the Central Bank's Communication on FX Market Dynamics by Tetiana Yukhymenko, Oleh Sorochan

“…Our main results suggest that the NBU’s statements and press releases on monetary policy issues do indeed matter. We find that exchange rate movements and volatility are negatively correlated with the volumes of publications by the NBU on its official website. …”
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Sefton Delmer. Corsaire des ondes de sa Majesté by Nicolas Mettelet

“…This document deals with the subversive operations carried out by the British during the Second World War, using Black Radio as a means of propaganda in order to undermine the enemy’s war effort. Indeed, if the Germans were considered as the masters of White Propaganda, the British would soon become the true specialists of a new form of psychological warfare: Black Propaganda. …”
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L’empire des institutions(et leurs crises) by Frédéric Lordon

“…Making something to individuals and making them do something is pertaining to power as an ability to affect. Indeed institutions make something to individuals – they affect them. …”
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Cohabitation sociale et ordre public aux Champs-Élysées :Gestion et appropriation du carré des jeux (1700-1830) by Véronique Laporte

“…At the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century, the Champs-Élysées were open to people of all extractions and attracted indeed a diversified public. Players of different social origins gathered for various collective games such as the longue paume, bowls, or "les barres". …”
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Marking First Thinnings in Pine Plantations: Potential for Increased Economic Returns by Byron Love, Michael G. Andreu, Chris Demers

“…The study found that marking can indeed bring higher revenue at final harvest. The greater number of high-quality and faster-growing trees remaining after a marked thinning is the main reason for immediate and future increases in value. https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/fr410 …”
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The Emotional Museum. Thoughts on the “Secular Relics” of Nineteenth-Century History Museums in Paris and their Posterity by Felicity Bodenstein

“…In the scheme of the rational public museum, what meaning was and is still given to these objects of little documentary or artistic importance?Indeed this museographical tradition still holds an important place in museums today, especially in biographical or personal museums, its appearance during the Revolution and its subsequent development will be considered as the transposition of a commemorative practice taken from Catholicism and introduced into the secular world of French Republican museum but also as a transfer from the private to the public sphere. …”
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Miroir, miroir joli… : l’eau dans le jardin paysage by Ilona Woronow

“…The sole ambiguity that the water casts on the scene is its reflection. Indeed, the texts and pictorial representations of the middle of the eighteenth century show that the mirror’s characteristic, appreciated for its capacity to reproduce the landscape, is systematically ignored when the visitor’s reflection is at stake. …”
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« Une splendide anomalie ? », le Pilgrim’s Progress de Ralph Vaughan Williams by Gilles Couderc

“…While the composer was conscious of the atypicality of his “operatic morality” it is indeed surprising to see an avowed agnostic composer spend forty years of his life on a work that dismisses the conventions of traditional opera and endeavours to portray mystical experience on stage and to renew with the sense of rite and ritual, part and parcel of the genre as Wagner’s subtitle for his Parsifal, “a sacred scenic festival”, reminds us.…”
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Inheritances and gifts: Possibilities for a fair taxation of intergenerational capital transfers by Johannes Stößel, Julian Schneidereit, Sonja Stockburger

“…We show that the constitutional framework does indeed allow for higher taxation in the case of intergenerational property transfers. …”
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L’Enseignement supérieur aux États-Unis : l’exemple de Clark Kerr et de l’université ou « multiversité » de Berkeley en 1964 by Frédéric Robert

“…In 1964, UC Berkeley, run by President Clark Kerr, and defined as a “multiversity” by its fierce opponents, was a case in point. Indeed, at that time, the American higher educational system was really called into question by a growing number of students. …”
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De « La Vieille Henriette » à Aline : ethnogénétique d’une filiation et d’une affiliation by Françoise Ménand Doumazane

“…The recent discovery of the manuscript “La Vieille Henriette”, Ramuz’ completed but unpublished novel, dated March 9-May 5, 1904, calls for a re-examination of the “avant-texts” of Aline, started in the summer of 1904. Indeed, the eponymous character of the unpublished novel reappears with the same name as a protagonist in the “Manuscript 1” of Aline, and is still present in the original April 1905 edition, while losing most of her narrative efficiency. …”
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A Message to Our 2024 Peer Reviewers: Thank You by Advocate Aurora Research Institute

“…Like all peer-reviewed journals, we rely heavily on our diverse pool of academic and clinical reviewers who generously volunteer their time to help rigorously gatekeep original manuscript submissions to the Journal of Patient-Centered Research and Reviews (JPCRR). Indeed, the high-quality science and patient-centered focus of our published articles are a testament to the hard work that these scholarly reviewers devote to the journal. …”
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