Solving global challenges locally. Collective housing as a catalyst for ecological transition by Andrés Cánovas, Javier De Andrés

“…This goal also requires the complicity of three key factors (or actors) related to the housing sector: the real estate sector, the legislation, and the users.   Article info Received: 18/04/2023; Revised: 23/05/2023; Accepted: 28/05/2023 …”
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Petits arrangements avec le vivant dans le bocage pavillonnaire by Pauline Frileux, Élodie Paillocher

“…Clean maintenance guides the way of gardening and relations to living, but practices are gradually changing thanks to environmental politics, nature organizations and legislation. The neat garden still acts as a model, but the recent keen interest in domesticated herbivores – under environmental motivations (to reduce waste), and edible productions could be the fore-runner of an agricultural and ecological recovering of the housing bocage.…”
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Legal Trust and Social Development: Chosen Aspects of the Relationship by Duszka-Jakimko Hanna Beata

“…Secondly, trust in the law arises in the situation of the existence of institutional guarantees of the rule of law and the systemic principle of trust, which is expressed not in retroactivity, correctness of legislation, protection of acquired rights, protection of the so-called interests in progress. …”
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On the assessment of the quality of bachelor graduation theses by Svetlana Stepanova

“…In many cases, this is unreasonable, especially when it comes to specialties in which unambiguous language and citations of legislative and regulatory acts are required. The efforts of the graduates are aimed at finding various linguistic methods that increase the uniqueness level of the paper. …”
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Sainte-Anne ou la Santé ? De l'enfermement des rebelles en France au XIXe siècle. Éléments de comparaison by Audrey Higelin, Marie Bergounioux

“…More and more, offenders and criminals will be considered as putative lunatics whose place should be in asylums.This article shall treat, on the one hand, of the lunatic as a social and medical rebel, focusing on epileptics, and on the other hand, of the offender through a diachronic evolution of  implemented legislative texts  and their practical architectural realization. …”
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Cannabis cultivation in the world: heritages, trends and challenges by Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy

“…This article is an effort to present the state of the current knowledge and the present and future stakes of the fast-changing cannabis industry and legislation.…”
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Straff-välfärdsstaten och kontrollkultur i svensk kriminalpolitik by Henrik Tham

“…Second, the notion that an increasingly punitive population has pressured its political representatives for more penal legislation and more prisons is not supported by the Swedish data. …”
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Urbaniser les zones inondables, est-ce concevable ? by Bruno Barroca, Gilles Hubert

“…The comparison between French and British situation shows us two different ways to produce and implement flood control legislation. In France, it is considered as a quite up-bottom approach, contrarily to Great Britain were negotiation, assessment and dialogue at a local level are developed. …”
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La réponse sécuritaire de l’administration Bush : l’USA PATRIOT Act et les libertés individuelles by Alice GAIRARD-BERNARD

“…While most aspects of the legislation are not controversial, a few sections giving the government greater surveillance powers raise civil liberties issues. …”
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Federalismo e competências tributárias, uma geografia dos impostos  by Fabricio Gallo, René Somain, Martine Droulers

“…As federal agencies have the power to legislate, they are in constant tension, which always implies the emergence of new political arrangements, given that municipal and State budgets are limited (especially for small municipalities and poor States) which makes them dependent on transfers from other entities, in particular of the Union. …”
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Temporalities of Refugee Experience in Germany. Diversification of Asylum Rights and Proliferation of Internal Boundaries by Carolin Leutloff-Grandits

“…In Germany, the large influx of refugees arriving in 2015 led to numerous changes in asylum legislation and to new administrative measures. Apart from humanitarian reasons, integration efforts such as language learning, labour market inclusion as well as cooperation with authorities gained weight and are increasingly factored into decisions on residency permits or extension of stay. …”
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Réparer l’injustice d’un châtiment par l’oubli : l’amnistie de soldats du régiment suisse de Châteauvieux (31 décembre 1791) by Stanislas de Chabalier

“…However, slightly more than a year later, the deputies of the new Legislative assembly amnestied them and spoke up against the treatment they suffered. …”
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Stratégies de partage et diffusion de données publiques environnementales by Sandra Nicolle, Maya Leroy

“…We show that independently of the legislation, the strategies implemented by each of the two countries are very different, with consequences on the positioning and demands of civil society toward these data. …”
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Children and young people in care until age 26: a must for improved outcomes by Duncan Dunlop

“…The Children and Young People Bill1 is an opportunity that can set the legislative framework to address these disparities in outcomes. …”

ON THE ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF BACHELOR'S THESIS by S. V. Stepanova

“…In many cases, this is unreasonable, especially when it comes to specialties in which unambiguous language and citations of legislative and regulatory acts are required. Most of graduates' efforts are aimed at finding various linguistic methods that increase the uniqueness level of the paper. …”
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Citoyenneté féminine sous la Seconde République : entre le réformisme social et la démocratisation by Ana Aguado

“…This process of democratisation -with its contradictions and its limits- was possible in a new political and legislative context. In addition to the achievement of women's suffrage, the republican government adopted, between May 1931 and the summer of 1933, seventeen legal texts related to equality between men and women and women’s civil and political rights, along with their inclusion into public life. …”
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Participatory eco-development in question: by Lucie Dejouhanet

“…While Indian forest policies have evolved from a directive paradigm to a participative one, protected areas are still managed by legislative acts, which advocate a clear separation between human activities and areas to be protected. …”
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Implementation Guide for Container-Grown Plant Interim Measure by Thomas H. Yeager

“…This waiver is facilitated by the 1994 legislation (Chapter 576.045, F.S.) that provided for interim measures. …”
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Workplace violence: Prevalence, risk factors and preventive measures across the globe by Daniela ACQUADRO MARAN

“…Direct and indirect costs of workplace violence are high, thus governments and policymakers should address this issue with legislative interventions, supporting employers who have the task to carefully consider this psychosocial risk factor in their risk assessment process as well.…”

L’Affaire Redureau, le crime de Bas-Briacé (1913) : Un meurtrier de 15 ans au cœur des complaintes by Sophie Victorien, Pierre Guillard

“…It is also a question of comparing the message conveyed by the press and the complaints with the contempt sometimes shown for the reality of the facts and the legislation. This persistence of the memory of the horror caused by this gesture is further developed by Pierre Guillard, who draws on the most well-known lament concerning this affair, discovered during a work of harvesting and co-collecting songs from oral traditions undertaken in the late 1980s and early 1990s.…”
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