Unfulfilled promises of diversity: a decolonial assessment of the basic level English education in Nepal by Purna Chandra Bhusal, Raj K. Baral

“…The article concludes that BLLE in Nepal hardly makes a decolonial epistemic shift to promote and protect multilingual and multiethnic local realities, thereby necessitating further research for the revision and reformation of the entire corpus of BLEE in Nepal.…”
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A Ccritical Rreview of the Bbook of “Ccapitalism, Ffamily and Ppersonal Llife” by Maryam Eskafi

“…If this book is supposed to be introduced at university, it needs major reforms.…”
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Impact of land prices on corporate carbon emission intensity by Lin Guo, Ying Liu, Zeqing Jiang, Xiaoping Yuan, Qi Jing

“…These findings highlight critical policy implications: land market reforms to curb speculative price inflation, enhanced access to financing, and targeted support for innovation in high-impact regions and industries. …”
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A Critique on the Book Capitalism's Achilles Heel: Dirty Money and How to Renew the Free-Market System by Mohammad Javad Nourahmadi

“…Baker considers the restructuring of the free market system and the continuation of the optimal functioning of this system in the 21st century to be subject to serious reforms in the philosophy of capitalism, namely utilitarianism, with an emphasis on the theory of justice of John Rawls and Thomas Pogg. …”
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Contamination of urban waterways: A mini-review of water pollution in the rivers of East Africa's major cities by Meserecordias Wilfred Lema

“…A suite of integrated solutions is proposed, emphasizing upgraded wastewater infrastructure, industrial effluent controls, and enabling policy reforms with strong multi-stakeholder coordination. …”
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RETRACTED: Assisting Smart Construction With Reliable Edge Computing Technology by Qiang Yue, Song Mu, Longguan Zhang, Zhun Wang, Zhun Wang, Zhonghua Zhang, Xing Zhang, Yongge Wang, Yongge Wang, Zhuang Miao, Zhuang Miao

“…Although smart construction tools are already assisting the construction sector, still major reforms are considerably seen in the coming years with Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT). …”
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THE IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES ON THE PENSION SYSTEM FINANCING SUSTAINABILITY IN THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA by Slavo Vukić, Danijel Knežević

“…According to long-term projections of the reformed pension system of the FBiH, the greater stability of initial and average pensions, as well as stable social security of pensioners, will result in a relatively stable share of pension expenditures in GDP, of about 10%. …”
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Etat et croyance(s) dans la Bolivie « plurinationale » d’Evo Morales by Christine Delfour

“…« The Bolivian Church is the main enemy of reforms », « some sectors of the Catholic Church, the Catholic Hierarchy, are the enemies of political changes », « another faith, another religion (outside the Catholic Church), and also another church, all this is positive, my brothers and sisters ». …”
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CONSTANŢA CRISTESCU: CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE VALORIFICATION OF THE MUSICAL TRADITION OF BANAT AND TRANSYLVANIA, MUSICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE, BUCHAREST, 2011 by Gabriela COCA

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Archives judiciaires et archives de la folie. Ou comment un repris de justice, en s’enfuyant de l’asile où il était enfermé, remit en question tout un système (Cagliari - Italie, 1... by Cecilia Tasca, Mariangela Rapetti

“…The result of such new consciousness is a process of reforms aimed at modifying the project for the new hospital, which dates back to 1844, and the institution of a special unit destined to become a psychiatric ward and which will be inaugurated as late as in 1859.…”
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Travels, Translations and Limitations: Ambasciatrice Caroline Crane Marsh by Etta Madden

“…Yet her literary labors reflect that Caroline realized her role as a mediator rather than militaristic conqueror, with translations that make difference overt and journal entries that demonstrate she recognized her limitations as a reformer and a conveyor of religious “truth.” This emphasis on Caroline as translator contributes to an understudied area in discussions of American women’s travel writings, building from diverse views of translation in the nineteenth century and today.…”
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Les débuts d'une revue néo-salafiste : Muhibb al-Dîn al-Khatîb et Al-Fath de 1926 à 1928 by Catherine Mayeur-Jaouen

“…The journal meticulously lists all the signs of crisis in the threatened Islamic world : worry in face of increasing Westernisation in the Orient (tafarnuj), anguish and the scandalous feelings in relation to the secular reforms of Kemalist Turkey, worry about the proselyte presence of Christian missionaries in the Orient and the increasing atheism and positivism among Muslims. …”
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The Tariff Liberalisation Policy Nexus with Non-Tariff Measures: Panel Model Evidence in the SA–EU Fruit Products Trade by Chiedza L. Muchopa

“…These findings draw attention to future trade reforms that focus on seeking the expansion of quota size for the most productive tariff lines in terms of export growth while aiming for the simultaneous reduction of non-tariff measures and tariff rates.…”
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The contribution of narrative drawing in early literacy by Eliza Pitri, Antonia Michaelidou

“…Consequently, educational reforms emphasize the development of literacy skills in children. …”
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The Resilience of Public Policies in Economic Development by Gonzalo Castañeda, Omar A. Guerrero

“…., infrastructure or labor reforms. Here, we analyze how the adaptive capacity of the policy-making process generates resilience in the face of disruptions. …”
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Problems of obtaining state support for a film creation project by Yu. V. Vorontsova

“…The article proposes to carry out reforms in the activities of the government agencies supporting the industry and to draw their attention to the development of society and human resources by improving the field of film education.…”
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Printing Privileges for Psalters in the Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic by Nina Geerdink

“…This article argues that this remarkable engagement of psalmists and printers of psalters in the system of printing privileges interacted with the pluralism of the seventeenth-century Dutch religious landscape, showing how the contexts of the privileged psalters diversified: whereas the first privileges were connected to the Dutch Revolt and the creation of a strong Reformed church, later on in the seventeenth century privileged psalters also became important within other churches. …”
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Proverbs in Yorùbá Contemporary Songs by Oluwafunminiyi Mabawonku

“…This study attempts to explain how proverb usage in the hands of these two song artists serves as critical trajectories as it refracts and reforms the debased social constrictions that have engulfed society. …”
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Fostering Specialised Higher Nursing Education in India: Identifying Challenges and Crafting Solutions by Suresh K Sharma, Lily Podder

“…Proposed solutions include modernising nursing curricula, establishing clear career pathways, enhancing work environments and reforming policies to improve retention. By addressing these challenges and implementing strategic recommendations, this review aims to contribute to the development of a more capable and specialised nursing workforce, ultimately enhancing healthcare delivery and outcomes in India.…”
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Citizenship of Algerians During the French Colonial Period Between 1865 to 1919 by Badra Gündoğdu

“…And on the practices of the French administration in the context of its colonial policy of granting Algerians the status of French citizens and naturalizing them with French nationality under a series of unjust laws starting with the Senatus Consult Act of 1865 and the Crémieux Decree of 1870, passing through the People's Law of 1871, and ending with the Law of 4 February 1919 and the so-called reforms it introduced. Where all these laws were considered unfair to the Algerians (the indigenous population) were at the service of the colonial administration and brought no good to the Algerian people, the owners of the land, who rejected the policies of colonialism, colonization, oppression, and resistance for a free and independent Algeria.This study aims to show that the French colonial administration made promises to Algerians by granting them French citizenship and granting them civil and political rights, but these promises were always conditional on a set of conditions accompanying Muslim Algerians leaving their Islam. …”
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