Tierras ejidales ¿Mercancía o territorios indígenas? by Gabriela Torres-Mazuera

“…Conflicts associated with granted and restored lands, as ejidos and communidades, during Mexican agrarian reform (1915-1992) are increasing. There are various causes, all specifically related to the processes of privatization and commodification of these lands, invigorated in 1992 with a legal reform that allows their alienation. …”
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Formes et perceptions des collaborations entre enseignants-chercheurs des ENSA by Rachel Metzger, Jérôme Eneau, Jacques Audran

“…Since 1968, architectural education in France has undergone a series of reforms, not only in terms of governance, but also regarding teaching and the status of teachers. …”
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Intuitions of future in “existential diaries” of 1920–1930s: Grigory Tseretely, Mikhail Prishvin, Gustav Shpet by T. . Schedrina

“…A key theme of this article is the relation of the eminent Russian intellectuals: scientist (Grigory Tseretely), writer (Mikhail Prishvin), philosopher (Gustav Shpet) to educational reforms of 1920–1930s in Soviet Russia expressed in their letters and diary notes. …”
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La radicalisation de la revendication amazighe au Maroc. Le sud-est comme imaginaire militant by Didier Le Saout

“…Paradoxically, such practices promote the very reforms vindicated by Mohammed VI in 2001 for the Amazighe identity, thus opening a space for conflictual relations between the former representatives of the Berber identity and the new.…”
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From the Past of Public Administration in Lithuania: Political and Social Sciences Institute's Courses of Administration in 1940 by Alvydas Raipa, Vainius Smalskys

“…It was purposed to improve public staff works effectiveness and ready to help administration reforms in Lithuania. Rulers of these Courses in duties of Rectors invited famous scientists, state and society leaders, because they wanted to raise public staff training quality. …”
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IT Sector: Opportunities for the German-Nigerian Economic and Development Partnership by Johannes Paha, Lydia Wolter

“…Abstract The emergence and growth of the largest African market for information and communication technology in Lagos, Nigeria, is based on agglomeration effects and the interaction between complementary success factors that have positive externalities. Necessary reforms that are supposed to be implemented through national measures to eliminate market failures as well as international measures in development policy require a market transition into the formal economy. …”
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INNOVATIONS AND PSEUDOINNOVATIONS IN HIGHER SCHOOL by Maxim V. Kochetkov

“…Reforms of the past fifteen years are considered as inadequate to the evolutionary development of national higher education and Russian socio-economic realities.Bureaucratization of all sectors of society, including education, increases pseudoinnovation trends, especially in the regions. …”
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La place Jemaa el-Fna au « printemps marocain » by Mari Oiry-Varacca, Lionel Gauthier

“…The analysis allows the highlighting of three types of impacts: socioeconomic (lowering tourism), identity (worsening of tensions) and political (acceleration of reforms at the national level).…”
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Identité et marché dans une situation de pluralisme institutionnel : le cas du secteur agricole à Mayotte by Jean-Michel Sourisseau, Perrine Burnod

“…The island of Mayotte, where still dominate Moslem and customary rules privileging the collective dynamics to the individual initiatives, is engaged in huge institutional reforms that must lead it to the status of French department. …”
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Politiques de l’amour et du sexe dans la Chine de la « révolution sexuelle » by Jean-Baptiste Pettier

“…This article questions the relevance of the use of the expression “sexual revolution” when talking about the transformations of the sexual practices of the young Chinese girls and boys who grew up with the economic reforms initiated in the 1980s. The article also suggests an historical perspective for the changes in the social monitoring of sexuality in China during the twentieth century. …”
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Toulouse/Tolosa, cité des Tolosates et Auch/Elimberris, cité des Ausques : des centres de pouvoir indigènes aux capitales romaines by Philippe Gardes

“…The situation changes at the beginning of the Christian era, with the creation of capitals whose programme of urbanism responds to the new administrative and legal requirements of the Augustan reforms.…”
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Implementation of carceral medicaid suspension and enrollment programs: perspectives of carceral and medicaid leaders by Sachini Bandara, Brendan Saloner, Hannah Maniates, Minna Song, Noa Krawczyk

“…Participants calls for further reforms to the Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy are consistent with proposed legislation. …”
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THE ATTITUDE OF STUDENT YOUTH TO FAMILY VALUES (CASE STUDY OF THE SVERDLOVSK REGION) by Yu. R. Vishnevsky, M. V. Yachmeneva

“…The objective reason of these phenomena consists in the period of social and economic reforms dragged on over several decades; the spontaneous and unpredictable nature of those reforms have turned the prospects of the family institute to be uncertain and obliged people to strengthen their fears for the future and future of their children, which in turn resulted in complicated decision making on marriage by young people. …”
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Structuration du marché de la formation des professionnels de l’animation : le cas parisien by Cyrille Bock

“…This article proposes to analyse the structuration of the market for training professional animators based on the Parisian market, and through four dynamics: (1) the professionalisation of animation, (2) the increasing role of universities in the training of animators, (3) the influence of European reforms which standardise trainings, (4) the role of the State in accompanying and regulating the market. …”
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« A Whore entring into prison is a Hony-pot ». Les geôles au féminin (xvie-xviiie siècles) by Natalia Muchnik

“…This omnipresence, the containment of which marks the beginnings of prison reforms from the 17th century onwards, is one of the specificities of the period. …”
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L’utilisation politique du langage moral de la reconnaissance : une neutralisation du concept de discrimination ? by Marta Roca i Escoda

“…Based on two case-studies dealing with the process of recognition of same-sex couples and the struggle against AIDS in Switzerland, this article highlights that this displacement, starting with a legal definition then transformed and conveyed by social science research, had a significant impact: once in the hands of lawmakers, the concept of discrimination indirectly undercuts the equality principles in legal reforms concerning the same-sex couples institutionalization. …”
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Boom aurifère et dynamiques économiques entre Sénégal, Mali et Guinée by Faty B. Mbodj

“…The mining reforms undertaken by countries like Guinea (1995), Mali (1999) and Senegal (2003) have created favorable conditions for the investment of gold multinationals in a transborder area located between the east of Senegal, the west of Mali and the north-east of Guinea. …”
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Opacités et implicites : ce que Parcoursup fait au groupe professionnel des enseignant·es by Alexie Geers, Florence Legendre, Samuel Pinto

“…We propose to understand the effects of the recent reforms related to the orientation process, including Parcoursup, on division of labor in the school world and, in particular on the professional group of high school teachers. …”
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Beyond Equal Rights: The Persistence of Ethno-Racial Inequalities in America by Olivier Richomme

“…This study explores how in spite of forty years of somewhat successful affirmative action policies and institutional reforms, every socio-economic indicator, every demographic study, every political study shows that wealth, poverty, unemployment, education, spatial segregation, rates of incarceration and voting patterns are still correlated to race. …”
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