From Generation to Generation by Donald E. Abelson

“…In addition to exploring how these organizations have come to place a higher premium on political advocacy than rigorous policy research, the article raises a series of questions about how the preoccupation of think tanks with their global rankings, and their desire to inundate stakeholders with quick response policy research, can have serious implications for how policymakers formulate public policy. …”
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The current state and prospects of the nuclear power industry of China by F. F. Sharipov

“…China’s nuclear energy ambitions, backed by the strong financial potential of the national economy, and the consequent desire to extend its successes in international economic cooperation to the nuclear industry have attracted the researchers’ attention to a closer examination of the current state and nuclear industry prospects of China, taking into account its technological component. …”
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MOTIVATION AND STAFF INCENTIVES by D. A. Lukashevskaya

“…An explanation has been given for the desire to go to a particular goal. It has been studied, how does motivation differ from stimulation, and what is the relationship between them, why it is so easy to get confused in the meaning of these concepts. …”
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Sortir avec sa doctorante, un cas limite des relations sexo-affectives au travail by Farah Deruelle

“…The analysis then shows that these relationships, which are permeated by pedagogy, desire and above all power, conceal numerous consequences in their day-to-day practice, both in terms of breaches of academics ethics and damage to the women’s careers. …”
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The Transatlantic Political Economy by Allan Potofsky

“…On both sides of the Atlantic, a desire to deepen economic ties between the two « regenerated » nations was kindled by the ideological potentials of republicanism in the United States and of the « reform monarchy » at the end of the ancien régime and opening years of the Revolution.This article examines an overlooked element in the « master narrative » of historians who have focused on the degradation of the political and economic ties between the two nations after 1787 : the American financial debt toward France grew in significance with the awareness of the proportions of the deficit of the French state. …”
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Le ‘fantasme robotique’ du couple idéal by Nathanaël Wadbled

“…Attachment between them is thus both the result and the condition of a new definition of what is human, so that robots can be recognized as subjects of rights and of desire.…”
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Poética de uma conversão neorromântica: o erotismo religioso de Murilo Mendes by Robson Coelho Tinoco

“…In this poetics, the woman is especially defined between images and allegories built on a thematic basis on which the catholic altar and its multiple meanings (printed on dogmatic faith) complete itself in the curvilinear design of feminine forms (printed on the physical desire). This poetic, presentedas part of the Brazilian literature since 1930, is being built through this neoromanticism - as lyrical as modern - that leads the poet to confront, to question and to discover the world (hisand his women's) as has of lyricism and (in) sensuality, eroticism and (in) religion.…”
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Pouvoirs en conflit dans le personnage de Jane Shore dans The First and Second Parts of King Edward IV de Thomas Heywood by Frédérique Fouassier

“…She unwillingly arouses Edward’s desire, unaware as she is of the power of her beauty on men. …”
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Ezra Pound and the Italian Renaissance(s) by Emilie Georges

“…This paper argues that taking all of these various dimensions into account is necessary to fully comprehend one of the major drives of Pound’s poetics: the desire to “make it new.”…”
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L’écriture de la nature chez Barry Lopez : enjeux et stratégies by Yves-Charles Grandjeat

“…This paper examines how ecocentric writing in general and, in particular, the work of Barry Lopez negotiate the tension between the need and the desire to write about nature, on the one hand and, on the other, the commitment to respect and protect nature’s fundamentally alien character from symbolic gestures of encroachment or appropriation by the writer himself. …”
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L’engagement féministe « en quelques clics » : s’adresser à toutes, se distinguer par la communication by Irène Despontin Lefèvre

“…It will look at the tension between the desire to propose 'inclusive' activism, particularly through communication tools, and the actual participation of its members in a feminist collective, #NousToutes. …”
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Ideario de un encuentro vital: Jacques Gilard y Marvel Moreno by Yohainna Abdala-Mesa

“…Gilard’s conceptualization of the intellectual genesis of the author, his knowledge about the work in progress, his quest to avoid conventional analysis and his desire to leave research paths for the future generations of readers are some of the significant aspects commented.…”
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„Àwwer selbsch ém dood züèm drutz“ by Helmut Pillau

“…To acknowledge the end of living beings can signify a desire to want to block their unwelcome future. The mastery over the living, which has led to the successes of Western civilization, is based on a secret alliance with death.…”
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Discerning the mystical wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and John of the Cross by C. Kourie

“…This leads to detachment from/lack of desire for and, finally, surrender to the Divine. …”
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Le personnage de la Finlandaise dans le récit Parmi les falaises (1924) de Maria Boretskaïa, au prisme de la tradition littéraire by Olga A. Simonova

“…The first, created by Russian realist writers, is the Chukhonka, a character associated with rationality and the desire for independence, but with a bad temper. The second, which is much more ephemeral, is the representation of the Finnish woman associated with nature, as in the poetry of the Romantics and Symbolists. …”
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Le sexuel dans le soin gériatrique. Une « difficulté dans la réalité » by Pascale Molinier

“…But this dimension of the reality of bodies, fantasies and unconscious desire is evaded in most of conventional ethics. As a result, questions of sexual morality are posed within an inadequate theoretical frame. …”
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L’école dans la forêt. L’exemple d’un projet pédagogique porté par une attention à l’expérience des enfants by Julie Delalande

“…If the spatial and temporal context is in fact modified, the pedagogical practices and the relationships established with the children depend on the teachers' will. However, this desire remains constrained by an institutional context that is visible in particular in the formal curriculum. …”
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The Art Requisitions by the French under Napoléon and the Detachment of Frescoes in Rome, with an Emphasis on Raphael by Cathleen Hoeniger

“…The restoration of Italian paintings at the Louvre, after their confiscation by Napoleon’s deputies, has received considerable attention; however, the concurrent preoccupation of the French in Rome with the detachment of frescoes has been little studied, even though the desire for Raphael’s art led some to plan the extraction of his Stanze frescoes. …”
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From Heroic Retribution to Civilized Violence: Victorian Images of War and the Making of General Gordon by Michael Anton Budd

“…Gordon’s example demonstrates the role of technology in relation to the heroic in three ways: by the atavistic desire for the pure categories of the past, which seemed to have been swept aside by capital and new industry; by virtue of the role of print, image and communication technologies to spread the knowledge of the new hero’s exploits, and by the fact that the hero, in military and other contexts, was increasingly a technologist. …”
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Hydroélectricité et conflits paysagers dans la montagne pyrénéenne du début du xxe siècle à la création du parc national by Emmanuelle Heaulmé

“…This article proposes, based on a case study in the Central Pyrenees (Vallée de Cauterets), a study of the history of the protection of landscapes through the role played by the exploitation of hydro-electric resources in the emergence of landscape conflicts and an increased desire to protect the landscape. It focuses on the first two thirds of the 20th century, a high moment in hydro-electric development in French mountain areas, and a period about which little is known in the history of landscape policies. …”
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