Building through the flames: Polish-Jewish architects and their networks, 1937–1945 by Emily Roche

“…The start of the Second World War and the German occupation in 1939 strained professional architectural networks but led to the formation of underground workshops, cooperatives, and other groups, whose connections extended from Warsaw through the camps and ghettos of occupied Poland. …”
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The Role of the Arts in the Classroom: Does Integration of the Arts Promote Social Relationships in the Classroom? by Julia Lauss, Christoph Helm

“…The results underscore the need for targeted strategies to balance cooperation and competition effectively, ensuring that arts-based approaches maximize their potential to enhance classroom social dynamics.…”
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Retreatment with Pegylated Interferon Alpha-2a and Ribavirin in Patients with Chronic Hepatitis C Who Have Relapsed or Not Responded to a First Course of Pegylated Interferon-Based... by Eric M Yoshida, Morris Sherman, Vincent G Bain, Curtis L Cooper, Marc Deschênes, Paul J Marotta, Samuel S Lee, Mel Krajden, Helga Witt-Sullivan, Robert J Bailey, Christopher Usaty, Kevork Peltekian, the Canadian Pegasys Study Group

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Study of collective action for cheese differentiation in the province of Trento, Italian Alps. An institutional approach by Carine Pachoud

“…When the “modernisation” of agriculture started around 1950, it meant that the production could be intended for the market, which enabled the development of producers’ cooperatives. The province became autonomous in 1948 and supported those local dynamics. …”
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A non-stationary panel data approach for examining convergence in South Africa by Stacey-Lee Marais

“…This article gives fresh insight on this topic from an African perspective by comparing 39 countries—South Africa, 32 Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) members and 6 Latin American countries. …”
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Review of global and Russian trends in the hydrogen energy development by E. A. Vechkinzova, L. P. Steblyakova, E. V. Sumarokova

“…At the same time, the high resource and scientific and technological potential allows Russia to fully focus its strategy on its implementation, not only developing the domestic market, but also acting as an exporter of hydrogen and expanding international cooperation in this area.…”
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Design of Interdisciplinary Operation Mechanism in Universities Considering Management Policy Constraints: A Multiagent Simulation Model by Shu Fan

“…The simulation results show that (1) scientific research output and cooperation in interdisciplinary research of universities can be promoted by dynamic allocation policies, (2) interdisciplinary research performance can be increased by setting a proper number of research directions in universities, (3) the presence of teachers with high efficiency coefficient and high initial scientific research output will not negatively affect scientific research output and fairness of interdisciplinary research, and (4) high-level research output can be increased by setting proper rewards for high-level tasks in interdisciplinary research. …”
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Clustering the countries of the Asia-Pacific by values of inclusive economic growth by S. S. Matveevskii, L. R. Borisova

“…For each country the Bank develops its own strategy of cooperation. The authors conducted a hier-archical clustering of the APAC countries based on the values of 24 IEG indicators of the Bank (for two datasets). …”
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Bibliometric Analysis of Low-carbon City Research Based on CiteSpace by LI Huimin, ZHANG Yu, LI Feng, CAO Yongchao

“…Low-carbon cities are considered to be the inevitable trend for current urban development.In order to systematically analyze the research status of low-carbon cities and point out the direction for future low-carbon research,this paper selects the relevant literature in the database of China National Knowledge Network and Web of Science and makes bibliometric analysis.The research status and development trend of low-carbon cities are grasped by analyzing the knowledge map and literature network relationship.The research points out that: ① Chinese research on low-carbon cities has been gradually carried out since 2008.It is expected that with the proposal of China's strategic goal of carbon peak and carbon neutrality,the carbon peak and ecological city may become the hotspot of global research on low-carbon cities in the future; ② the cooperation between Chinese and overseas authors and institutions needs to be strengthened,and cross-disciplinary research may gradually strengthen with the development of low-carbon city research; ③ the carbon peak time path of key industries,cross-regional carbon trading management mechanism,carbon emission quota,elimination of policy impact,carbon trading policy performance evaluation, and CCUS technology are urgent issues to be solved in low-carbon city research.This study provides a basis for the theoretical research and design practice of high-quality development of low-carbon cities.…”
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Colliding public health priorities: A call to improve the understanding of autistic individuals utilizing housing assistance. by Lindsay Shea, Anne Roux, Amy Blank Wilson, Jonas Ventimiglia, Conner Carlton, Wei-Lin Lee, Dylan Cooper, Shelby Frisbie

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MARKET TRADERS AND INTER-GROUP RELATIONS IN JOS MAIN MARKET, 1975-2023 by Dele John Olu, Babajide Sunday Adedeji, Umar Muhuyideen Abdullahi

“…The thrust of this paper therefore is to locate how the economic activities in Jos main market (Terminus Market) induced the cooperation and interaction of different ethnic groups in the metropolis. …”
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Legal basis for ensuring public security and order at the regional level and the place of administrative and legal norms among them by R. V. Herasymchuk

“…It has been stated that administrative law norms are key to the system of legal framework for ensuring public security and order, and this is confirmed by the following: firstly, the provisions of most legal acts are aimed at regulating the activities of public authorities and defining their administrative and legal status, including powers, functions, goals and objectives, etc; secondly, the legal framework for ensuring public security and order forms the strategic directions of the state policy on creating a secure environment in each individual region; in addition, such legal frameworks regulate the relationship between public authorities and society and local governments, defining the most effective models of cooperation to maintain security and order within the respective territory.…”
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THE INFLUENCE OF MIGRATION CRISIS IN EUROPE ON EU-TURKEY RELATIONS (2015–2016) by P. P. Timofeyev

“…The author examines the development of the EU migration policy in the context of the crisis, its trying to bring Turkey to cooperate and difficult negotiations, which took place at the summits of the EU-Turkey at the end of 2015. …”
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THE IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE DISCIPLINE ON ORGANIZATION PERFORMANCE by Ibrahim Yinka AGBEYINKA

“…In addition to boosting employee morale, it promotes peace and cooperation among coworkers. The study evaluates how employee discipline affects organizational performance, specifically focusing on Polytechnic Ibadan. …”
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A Periodical "Pagalba" Issued by the Protestant Wing of the National Movement of Lithuania Minor in Germany (till 1919) by Domas Kaunas

“…This joumal and its editor's supporters declared tolai loyalty to Kaiser Germany, however, they sought to preserve the identity of Lithuanians in Lithuania Minor through political and cultural activity, cultural cooperation with Great Lithuania, and creation and promotion of a significant image of Lithuanian nation in the world. …”
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The big law enforcement information exchange challenge by Nikolett Ujfalussy

“…Methodology: In addition to the relevant legislation, recommendations and best practices, the paper – based on personal experience as a police professional, supplemented by insights of the members of the EU law enforcement community – describes and illustrates the various challenges of today’s international police cooperation landscape. Findings: The EU law enforcement information exchange scene is in the midst of its transformation due to globalisation and the progressive information and communication technology advancement. …”
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Assessment of Status of Climate Change and Determinants of People’s Awareness to Climate-Smart Agriculture: A Case of Sarlahi District, Nepal by Sandhya Adhikari, Sara Rawal, Sandesh Thapa

“…The binary logit model reported that age, years of schooling, training related to climate change, and involvement with cooperatives were found to have a significant effect on people’s awareness of climate change. …”
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KONSTRUKTIVISME: DAMPAK PELEMAHAN KONSTITUSI TERHADAP PEMERINTAH, STUDI KASUS KPK RI by Chairussani Abbas Sopamena

“…Moreover, Indonesia's position in bilateral and multilateral cooperation, as well as in international forums such as the G20 and APEC, has also been negatively affected. …”
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EU, Eastern Europe and Values Imperialism by S. White

“…The broad framework ofsubordination was established by the Partnership and Cooperation Agreements that began to be concluded from 1994 onwards. …”
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The Transnational Construction and Maintenance of Digital Feminist Media Activism: Engagement Practices in  the Global South and North by Mariana Fagundes-Ausani

“…I use theories of gender studies and feminism as bibliographical support and draw on the theoretical framework of symbolic interactionism correlated with social worlds from a Beckerian perspective to trace the conventions and forms of cooperation, interaction, and negotiation used by the journalists and contributors to these publications. …”
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