Social Responsibility of Business: Strategy and Innovations by G. N. Illina

“…The ambiguous treatment of the corporate social responsibility (CSR) of subjects of interaction in system "business-society-state', a big range of economic, social, cultural problems which corporations need to consider at adoption of business solutions, is the soil for the conflict of interests and limits possibilities of development of business. …”
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Les Indiens d’Antananarivo, des citadins comme les autres ? by Catherine Fournet-Guérin

“…Their place in the city is constantly being renegotiated according to the political and economic context. Despite the denial of their urban identity by local society, their contribution to city life through various forms of expression is well documented. …”
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ON THE ISSUE OF NATIONAL PECULIARITIES OF MODERNIZATION OF THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL ELITE IN THE XVII CENTURY by D. A. Filimonov

“…The beginning of the 18th century, the era of the transformations of Peter I, which affected many spheres of the life of Russian society, and, in particular, the restructuring of the upper political elite, were predetermined by the dynamics of the socio-economic and political processes of the XVII century. …”
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Functioning features of the labor market in St. Petersburg by N. N. Musinova

“…The rapid changes (global, technological, economic) currently taking place in all spheres of life and creating uncertainty affect the dynamics of the number of marriages, divorces, birth rates, mortality, etc. …”
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Des stratégies intégrées durables : savoir écologique traditionnel et gestion adaptative des espaces et des ressources by Mireia Boya Busquet

“…The goal is to integrate biological aspects of conservation to the social and economic aspects of development.  The outcomes of the practical results of these strategies show that it has not always been possible to combine conservation and development.In naturally heterogeneous and dynamic contexts, planning must not be a static tool, but instead should evolve with the rhythms of nature and society. …”
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Divorce, remariage et condition juridique des femmes en Moldavie (xviie siècle-début du xixe siècle) by Elena Bedreag

“…Because of their consequences and their implications, both at the level of kinship structures and at the society level, divorces and remarriages, as indicators of social dynamism, constitute extremely important research subjects regarding family history. …”
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Les rouages et les ressorts territoriaux de la « démocratie du faire » – le cas de Saillans (2014-2020) by Sabine Girard

“…The concept of a "democracy of making" encompasses diverse initiatives where citizens autonomously identify and address problems without waiting for or depending on external actors, thereby working towards societal democratization based on the principle that power belongs to those who act or are engaged in making society. This article examines the mechanisms and territorial dynamics of this performative democratic model through an in-depth examination of an archetypal case study: the municipal governance of Saillans, a village in the Drôme region, during the period 2014-2020, which emerged following the election of a citizen-led list. …”
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Características geográficas do Estado do Paraná frente aos desastres naturais by Gonçalves M., Vizintim M. F.B.

“…For this it applied the GTP concept in three times in trying to understand how is the role of nature and its forces as a source of natural hazardous events. As society behaves on these events, understanding how social dynamics, economic and cultural can be supported to stop, or at least mitigate, the intensity of these events, making the front of the source resource and revival through culture, symbols and traditions. …”
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Improving the quality of life for sustainable development in the context of globalization and modernization of Kazakhstan's economy by R.U. Unerbayeva, G.Zh. Alibekova, J. Grabara, A.Zh. Zhainazar

“…Indicators of the quality of life of the population are important indicators for assessing the specific socio-economic consequences of the ongoing transformations and the degree of social tension in society. …”
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Montagnes gatekhili, État gatekhili : gestion fracturée de la forêt alpine et développement post-soviétique en République de Géorgie by Jesse Quinn

“…While many states at the periphery of the former Soviet Union have pursued decentralization in nearly all areas of governance, this trend is perhaps most notable in natural resource sectors and the effects these reforms have on society. I explore these scalar political, economic, and environmental connections through a qualitative case study of alpine forest governance in the mountains of Georgia. …”
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Gatekhili Mountains, gatekhili State: Fractured Alpine Forest Governance and Post-Soviet Development in the Republic of Georgia by Jesse Quinn

“…While many states at the periphery of the former Soviet Union have pursued decentralization in nearly all areas of governance, this trend is perhaps most notable in natural resource sectors and the effects these reforms have on society. I explore these scalar political, economic, and environmental connections through a qualitative case study of alpine forest governance in the mountains of Georgia. …”
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Hidden geographies of social justice in an urban environment: The particularities of naturally-occurring arts districts by Peter KUMER

“… Despite extensive research on the role arts districts play in the economic development of cities, little is known about the dynamics of social interactions within those districts and their impact on society. …”
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Demographic study: Aging in the context of urban decline in Vojvodina cities by Pogrmić Zorica, Bubalo-Živković Milka, Đerčan Bojan, Sekulić Milena

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Prospects of green economy as a new paradigm of development by A. A. Pakina, V. A. Gorbanyov

“…The indicators of GE reflect the complexity of the integrated assessment of economic, environmental and social outcomes. Since the common approach to such assessment has not yet been adopted, the development of global and national economies is often compared with the dynamics of their energy or resource intensity. …”
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SOCIO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN RURAL AREAS OF INDIA by Dillip Kumar DAS

“… Infrastructure is the backbone of the society for socio-economic development in rural India. …”
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A ocupação e o uso das terras no sistema hidrográfico do rio Arauá Sergipe/Brasil: Histórico, dinâmica e espacialização by Bruna Leidiane Pereira Santana, Hélio Mario de Araújo

“…The panorama of the spatial organization from the use and occupation of land allows to evidence the relationship between society and nature, prioritizing the dynamics of biophysical and socioeconomic aspects. …”
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Foreign experience of socially responsible investing: trends, problems and prospects by M. N. Korablin

“…The development of a unified approach to the system of assessing the effectiveness of SRI, the formation of common criteria and principles of work in the field of responsible investment will contribute to improving the social life of society, solving environmental problems, and more productive economic development of countries.…”
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A pandemia da Covid-19 e a vulnerabilidade dos trabalhadores no/do turismo no Brasil by Claudia Corrêa de Almeida Moraes, Roberson da Rocha Buscioli, Mara Aline dos Santos Ribeiro, Fábia Trentin, Monique de Oliveira Serra

“…The Covid-19 pandemic, decreed in March 2020 by the World Health Organization - WHO, generated a global crisis affecting various economic sectors of society, including tourism with a reduction in the Nominal Revenue of Tourism Characteristic Activities - ACTs, generating unemployment, concomitant to the period of implementation of the Labor Reform of 2017. …”
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Dal dono al souvenir. Pratiche del dare e avere tra economia del turismo e cultura dell’ospitalità by Lucilla Rami Ceci

“…In these societies the tourism has become essential for the presence of an attractive cultural heritage – often valued only for the archaeological endowment – and the lack  of other industrial activities. …”
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Retrospective analysis of scientific and psychological concepts of domestic violence by N. E. Miloradova, V. V. Dotsenko, P. D. Chervonyi

“…It is emphasised that in connection with the full-scale war of the russian federation against Ukraine, new risk factors for the increase in domestic violence have emerged, among which the most significant are fear, uncertainty; a sense of helplessness and confusion; socio-economic instability and job loss; forced displacement and loss of a safe environment and established interpersonal space; disruption of family dynamics and relationships; increased alcohol and drug use; easy access to various types of weapons; and the emergence of post-traumatic stress syndrome. …”
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