Legal Framework for Russian Federation Leaving the Jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights by P. Yu. Ulturgashev

“…Analysis shows that foreseen procedures were o complied with, leading to defect actions and decision on the part of European party, and to somewhat inconsistent legal framework adopted in Russia. Lack of dialogue between the parties resulted in creation of two virtually unconnected legal realities. …”
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Developing participatory tourism in Milan, Italy by Chiara Rabbiosi

“…MygranTour is part of a European network supporting intercultural dialogue by involving migrants in the development of tourist itineraries. …”
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TRENDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW AND THE STATE: TO PROGRESS OR TO REGRESS? by I. I. Osvetimskaya

“…To develop it in the direction of progress, the state needs to build a dialogue symmetric communication with society, based on the principle of mutual recognition. …”
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Integrating Sensor Technologies with Conversational AI: Enhancing Context-Sensitive Interaction Through Real-Time Data Fusion by Joseph C. Kush

“…Some of the specific topics that are investigated include the science behind sensor networks and acquiring real-time data, how ChatGPT can analyze sensor data to generate dialogue that is sensitive to context, instances in healthcare (such as using wearable sensors along with AI chatbots for patient treatment), and smart homes (interaction with AI assistants driven by sensors). …”
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Troy Is Burning: Epic Archetypes by Alberto Camerotto

“…Collaborations with institutions like UNESCO aim to extend these discussions to conflict-affected areas, promoting peace-building efforts through cultural understanding and dialogue. Ultimately, the project advocates for a civilization that values peace, understanding, and cooperation over violence and conflict. …”
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A Critical Study of French Versification and Poetic Genres by Hadi Dolatabadi

“…Criticism of books and authors’ works is aimed at creating dynamics in the academic, literary, and academic circles and can, if neutral and constructive, lead to progress, dialogue between experts, and improved efficiency. …”
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Autonomia delle persone in movimento e antropologia compromessa: riflessioni sulle reciproche influenze nella gestione dell’immigrazione in Perù by Irene Palla

“…Entering into the Latin American debate and placing it in dialogue with the concept of 'other meaning' by Ferdinando Fava, the text questions the contribution of compromised anthropology to the critical reflection of studies on the autonomy of migrations, highlighting the peculiarities of Peru. …”
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Postfazione. La fragilità della sovranità tra colonialismi ed epistemologie dei sud del mondo by Flavia Cuturi

“…Through a diachronic and positioned gaze, the objective is to bring the notions of "terraformation" and "coloniality" into dialogue with the different epistemologies and ontologies of the global South represented by the insular contexts proposed in the dossier; in them, food sovereignty, marginalization and "isolation", the result of endocolonial practices that perpetuate socio-environmental inequalities and conflicts, are combined with forms of resistance, defense of territorial autonomy, and the demand for health and well-being. …”
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Towards Deep Learning in Online Courses: A Case Study in Cross-Pollinating Universal Design for Learning and Dialogic Teaching by Qiongli Zhu, Sarfaroz Niyozov

“…Conceptualized through the UDL framework, dialogue and dialogic teaching, and deep learning, our analysis employs the methods of design-based research and thematic analysis to unpack the pedagogical cross-pollination in facilitating deep learning in a postgraduate course in a virtual setting. …”
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Ponts et carrefours : enjeux pour la littérature médiévale des pratiques interdisciplinaires au collège by Mathilde Grodet

“…Si la recherche en littérature médiévale se nourrit depuis longtemps du dialogue entre les disciplines, les pratiques interdisciplinaires dans l’enseignement supérieur restent rares. …”
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Mercedes Cabello de Carbonera en la prensa de París y Nueva York: modernidad transatlántica y proyecto americanista by Mónica Cárdenas Moreno, Ronald Briggs

“…Through these channels, Mercedes Cabello becomes a recognized interlocutor in dialogue with authors from the English- and French-speaking world, and capable therefore not only of refuting the dominance of Spanish over Spanish American writers, but also of defending intellectual Latin Americanism, and within it, women’s participation in cultural and international political debates at the end of the nineteenth century. …”
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Questions de pratiquants et réponses d’imam en contexte français by Cédric Baylocq Sassoubre

“…In this study we isolated a particular moment in the religious dialogue between the imam and the faithful, the so-called “legal consultation” which follows the sermon during Friday evening prayers (the khotba during salat el jomou’a) in order to better understand the imam’s role in constructing youthful religious identities. …”
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Trajectoires d’adaptation face au changement climatique : analyse et transformation du système de gouvernance du massif ardennais by Jon Marco Church

“…This identified three main vulnerabilities: the absence of an observatory of the socio-ecological system as a whole, the lack of a structured intersectoral dialogue, and the limited capacity to act of local authorities and civil society. …”
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Altérité ou proximité de la littérature médiévale ? De l’importation d’une notion “européenne” en Amérique du Nord by Vincent Ferré

“…More specifically, the article stresses the importance of the dialectics between alterity and familarity (or modernity), by showing its interest for epistemology in literary studies and for establishing a dialogue between literary studies and history, as Pierre Nora and Jacques Le Goff’s analyses sufficiently show.…”
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Antropologia como educação: um diálogo sobre experiências de ensino da antropologia em cursos de formação de professores e seus desafios by Ceres Karam Brum, Suzana Cavalheiro de Jesus

“…Inspired by the Tim Ingold reflexions on knowledge systems (2000), about Anthropology and Education (2008a, 2008b) and the way for the maze and the labyrinth (2015), this work intends to dialogue about the place of anthropology in teacher education in Brazil. …”
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Saisir les dynamiques du conflit israélo-palestinien par les commentaires de vidéos et d’images sur Facebook by Simon Mastrangelo

“…Little room is left for intergroup exchanges that could lead to the development of a true dialogue. Hate speech is frequently found and is sometimes based on references to Nazism. …”
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Hesitations and reconfigurations in the management of visitor flows in outstanding natural areas by Vincent Vles

“…For natural areas considered as outstanding, issues related to the governance and the ways of managing visitor flows, as well as the improvement of the quality and the experience of the visit, are expressed in terms of sustainable mobility, access to data concerning the visit, collaborative consumption, participation and dialogue between local inhabitants, shopkeepers, visitors and site managers. …”
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But let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No.’ Meaning construction in medical encounters by Eszter Kárpáti, Judit Kleiber

“…Even idiomatic language use (Kecskes 2017) can induce uncertainty and obscurity, which can be and has to be solved in the given dialogue or discourse context (Wilson and Kolaiti 2017). …”
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How is Etuaptmumk/Two-Eyed Seeing characterized in Indigenous health research? A scoping review. by Sophie I G Roher, Ziwa Yu, Debbie H Martin, Anita C Benoit

“…We intend to contribute to a wider dialogue about how Two-Eyed Seeing is understood in Indigenous health research and to encourage thoughtful and rich descriptions of the guiding principle.…”
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SUCCESSION DISPUTE OF OBAS IN ISANLU KINGDOM, KOGI STATE AND NATION BUILDING 1971-1975 by MOSES, Ayorinde Emmanuel

“…The conclusion of the study is that it is necessary to have some guidelines that would always assist the people in choosing their rulers without dispute. Peaceful dialogue in resolving succession dispute must be emphasized instead of going to war, going to court, destruction of properties and lives. …”
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