DIGITALIZATION OF THE ECONOMY AS THE BASIS OF HUMAN CAPITAL POTENTIAL by Ahmadova Akima Amir, Rzayev Mirza Agharza, İsmayilova Lala Hamlet, Muradova Jala Nizami

“…Generalization, grouping, factor analysis, graph analysis, comparative analysis, development dynamics, and economic-statistical methods were the primary research approaches used in the preparation of this article. …”
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Les firmes multinationales face au risque climatique : sauver le capital en sauvant la terre ? by Mathias Lefèvre

“…Climate change calls into question the activities and practices of numerous economic actors. Trying to face the issue, states have engaged in a prevention process. …”
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Problem analysis of assessing the effectiveness of tax revenues of the regional and municipal budgets by G. R. Sakhapova

“…That indicates an increase in the tax burden for the population and an increase of socio-economic inequality in society.…”
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Key social determinants of the Russian large family by R. M. Sadykov, N. L. Bolshakova

“…Having many children is considered as the highest stage of family development and an indicator of a certain level of socio-economic development of society. It has been revealed that at the current stage of society’s development, quantitative indicators of the large families are decreasing in terms of the number of children, and childless marriages are becoming more widespread and popular. …”
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Gaining a foothold in the world “for a better life”. Encounters between inhabitants and tourists in Lalibela (Ethiopia), a small World Heritage town by Marie Bridonneau

“…We will also consider the social and economic dynamics of these relations, which are not built on fortuitous encounters but result from strategies involving certain groups, usually of young men, who seek out the relationship and then make it last. …”
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Fashion and modular design – Modularity as a design strategy for sustainability by Daria Casciani

“… Fashion occupies an essential place in today’s society not only because of the production of garments and their impact at the end of their life but also because of the economic, cultural and social dynamics it determines. …”
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Territorialisation de la « convention internet » dans les espaces ruraux by Philippe Vidal

“…While Information and Communication Technology has been deployed so extensively in various territories that we can now speak of “Internet convention”, regardless of the culture, group or diverse political, economic and social context, there remain a variety of adoption dynamics and resistance processes that affect the process of building an Information Society. …”
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Considérations sur Vernon Subutex de Virginie Despentes : « formes de vie », implication et engagement oblique by Elisa Bricco

“…Virginie Despentes is in this movement : she explores extreme situations and drifting lives of humans in difficulty with the dynamics of society. It is « life forms » that she takes as examples and places them at the center of her novels. …”
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As relações estabelecidas entre a metrópole de Belém e a cidade média de Macapá (AP) by Márcio Douglas Brito Amaral

“…More than a concern with spatial relationships, it seeks an analysis of economic dynamics and their geographical consequences as part of general process of production and reproduction of capitalist society in this portion of Brazilian territory. …”
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Parcs nationaux au Brésil by Marta de Azevedo Irving

“…It illustrates the tension between nature conservation and socio-economic dynamics, from a historical perspective and on the basis of the current framework of public policies’ implementation.…”
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University proceedings. Volga region. Social sciences by O.L. Lushnikova

“…However, the difficult socio-economic situation of rural areas also has deeper and irreversible processes – the loss of the cultural identity of rural society, which is especially important for national countryside. …”

‘Everything is Plastic’:The Faith of Unity Movement and theMaking of a Post-Catholic Religion in Uganda by Asonzeh Ukah

“…Chidester uses an approach of multi-sensorial imagination of matter to investigate the plasticity and elasticity of religion to innovate and accommodate changing religious and spiritual desires and how such adaptions ensure the popularity of religious participation in a contemporary, technology-saturated society. Based on an ethnographic investigation of a new religiousmovement in Uganda, this essay mobilizes some of the analytical concepts developed by Chidester to think through the material dynamics of African religious life in the context of changing socio-economic, cultural,and political contexts of Africa. …”
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Globalizing opposition to pro-environmental institutions: The growth of counter climate change organizations around the world, 1990 to 2018. by Jared Furuta, Patricia Bromley

“…In this paper, we track the growth of counter climate change organizations around the world and emphasize the role of reactionary cultural dynamics in driving their emergence. As climate change discourse is infused in more areas throughout society, climate change issues become more salient in the public sphere, generating adversarial grievances, identities, and mobilization among oppositional groups. …”
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TRIPLE HELIX MODEL, NOVEL STATE EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITIES OF RUSSIA by Valery P. Shestak

“…The Triple Helix model is that the potential for innovation and economic development in a Knowledge Society lies in a more prominent role for the university and in the hybridization of elements from university, industry and government to generate new institutional and social formats for the production, transfer and application of knowledge. …”
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Russian entrepreneurship in the formation of charitable activities: Yesterday, today, tomorrow by N. A. Shatalova

“…The social structure and the content of economic relations in Russia have been in the dynamics of change, but such a phenomenon as charity has not lost its significance. …”
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Les fondements de la géographie humaine by Paul Claval

“…The simplified models of origins, the more subtle Vidal de la Blache’s one and the economic functionalism of New Geography are succeeded by the cultural approach: a model based on (ii) the concrete space of observed realities and (ii) the space and society instituted by (iii) human imaginaries. …”
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Una mirada a las representaciones cinematográficas de las regiones fronterizas en México by Jean Philippe Clot, Heidi Elizabeth Aguilar Pérez

“…In the south and north of México, the border regions are a stage of complex processes in migration, economic and cultural topics; they give to the region an own character. …”
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De Te Fabula Narratur: Marx and Systemism by Guilherme Nunes Pires

“…That is, natural or social reality is formed by systems made up of subsystems and each of them has relative autonomy of development and its own dynamics, although interrelated. In this sense, any society is a system with economic, political, and cultural subsystems with relative autonomy of development. …”
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STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS ON DIVORCES IN ROMANIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BY RESIDENCE, REGIONS, AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS by Marius I. STUPARIU, Marcu Simion STAȘAC, Ribana LINC

“…The study emphasizes the complexity of divorces, offering a comprehensive perspective on current and future trends, as well as the factors that influence marriage and divorce decisions, within a constantly changing social and economic context. The research conclusions will contribute to a deeper understanding of this dynamic phenomenon, as well as to the formulation of public policies better adapted to the contemporary realities of Romanian society.…”
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Shall we kill again? Violence and intimacy among the “awajun “new leaders” in the northeastern Peruvian frontier by Silvia Romio

“…In societies living at the margins of the State, interpersonal relationships and the use of power, as well as competition dynamics, are often similar among different groups in spite of preexisting differences in access to economic resources, moral authority and personal prestige. …”
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