HISTORY AND POLITICS OF CURRENCY CHANGES IN NIGERIA UP TO 2008 by SHINA ALIMI, ABIMBOLA ADESOJI

“…The paper argues that beyond serving as a means of exchange, the naira symbolizes the Nigerian national identity, pride and unity, as well marks the state sovereignty. …”
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History and actual problems of organ donation by G.I. Kovtun, B.M. Todurov, O.A. Kanyura

“…Organs transplantation abroad has become an effective method of treatment that saves lives, but it is also an indicator of the success of the country’s development as a whole, an important element of national pride and prestige. However, performing transplantations is associated with problems of an organizational, as well as legal, moral and ethical nature. …”
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Innovation Performance: What Is Happening In Agricultural Cooperatives? by Heloiza Cristina Holgado-Silva, Erlaine Binotto

“…These may affect the sense of pride in belonging to the cooperative due to the availability of a manufactured product for purchase that resulted from the commodity produced by the cooperative members. …”
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Сreating a mechanism for broadcasting corporate culture norms and internal PR in order to increase employee engagement by O. S. Suvalov, T. V. Suvalova

“…The study notes the role of regular informing for uniting employees into a single team, forming a sense of pride in the company for the staff. The article reviews the option of monitoring the level of awareness through a feedback questionnaire, notes the need for analysis of incoming data. …”
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Yoruba Indigenous Medicine in Search of Justification by Richard Taye Oyelakin

“…YIM is questioned for lack of empirical justification whereas Orthodox Medicine (OM) takes pride in being justified. This paper argues that if being justified is being empirically verifiable, then science, which is the foundation for OM, is also ultimately unjustified. …”
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L’innovation à l’épreuve de l’anthropocène. Compte rendu de lecture de L’Innovation, mais pour quoi faire ? de Franck Aggeri by Agnès Labrousse

“…In this incisive, interdisciplinary book on innovation, Franck Aggeri gives pride of place to the critical social sciences—critical management studies, institutional economics, sociology of innovation, environmental history etc.…”
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La haine à l’œuvre dans Carpenter’s Gothic (1999) de William Gaddis by Jacques Sohier

“…In Carpenter’s Gothic hatred is given pride of place. William Gaddis delineates a society in which hatred proliferates. …”
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‘Thou Whole Burnt-Offering!’ The Mystical Ecstasy in Christina Rossetti’s Poems by Bertrand Lentsch

“…In order to while away the time, she will write poems which stage her one Passion for God, with whom she has fallen head over heels in love, more than with life itself, since she repulses men, whom she finds inadequate, in a Victorian society which yet allotted them pride of place, unwitting though it was of women, who were deemed redundant. …”
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Product videos “gone viral” by Lené Ehlers, Stephan van Schalkwyk

“…As a result, marketing managers should focus on both positive affect (evoked emotions of enthusiasm, pride, inspiration, and attentiveness) and social motivations (appealing to consumers’ need for distinctiveness, affiliation, and altruism) of the viewer when creating video advertisements intended for virality. …”
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Frequency-Dependent Streaming Potentials: A Review by L. Jouniaux, C. Bordes

“…We describe the different models of the frequency-dependent streaming potential, mainly Packard's and Pride's model. We compare the transition frequency separating low-frequency viscous flow and high-frequency inertial flow, for dynamic permeability and dynamic streaming potential. …”
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LGBTQ+ identities in the Indian audiovisual advertisements: A content analysis. by Khuman Bhagirath Jetubhai

“…The study reveals a substantial surge in advertising campaigns since 2018, with brands strategically launching them during Pride Month, Valentine's Day, and Women's Day. Characters embodying gay, lesbian, and transgender identities were most prevalent. …”
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Dvodomni sistem kot nasledek procesa decentralizacije by Miloš Senčur

“…S prikazom njegove vloge v primerjalno-pravni in slovenski ureditvi pa pride do ugotovitve, da postaja teritorialni drugi dom parlamenta vse bolj tudi nujni pogoj za unitarne države z razvito stopnjo decentralizacije, zato je med njimi in federativnimi državami v tem pogledu vedno manj razlik. …”
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Les Karaboro et le rônier by Ali Bene, Anne Fournier

“…Among the Karaboro, the palmyra palm is traditionally seen as a blessing and its possession is a source of pride. Much still has to be clarified, but it seems that the ancestors of the Karaboro adopted the cultivation of Palmyra palm in the 18th century and that their primarily motivation was to alleviate food shortages, the many other uses of the plant only being added later. …”
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Presumptive Haematomyelia Secondary to Warfarin Toxicosis in a Dog by Carlos Blanco, Meritxell Moral, Juan José Minguez, Valentina Lorenzo

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How to resist fear. ETA terrorism and Basque Socialism, 1995-2011 by Sara Hidalgo García de Orellán

“…In this redefinition, the strategies to overcome fear were the political commitment, anger, and courage, a feeling of pride for fighting against ETA, and strong group solidarity. …”
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The attitude of Moscow youth to the topic of patriotism in domestic cinema by O. A. Kulikova, A. S. Ryabovicheva

“…Questions are being raised as to which films are of higher quality, what ideas should be popularized among the population, whether such movies really evoke a sense of pride in the Motherland or only ridicule, and whether they are effective in the framework of patriotic education programs. …”
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English Teachers’ Emotions and Regulation Strategies in Response to Students’ Disruptive Behaviour by Thinley Wangdi, Karma Sonam Rigdel

“…Thematic analysis of in-depth interviews revealed that the participants encountered a variety of students’ disruptive behaviours that elicited a wide range of emotions, both positive (e.g., compassion and pride) and negative (e.g., frustration, irritation, anger, sadness, anxiety, insult, guilt, and disappointment). …”
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Les « faux » mariages homosexuels de Sidi Ali au Maroc : enjeux d’un scandale médiatique by Florence Bergeaud-Blackler, Victor Eck

“…Are the "Marriage" of Ksar el Kebir and Sidi Ali a demonstration Morocco is ready to break the taboo of homosexuality through of an homosexual "pride" ? The conclusions of our investigations in Sidi Ali, in Fez and Casabanca show that the media coverage surrounding the affairs of gay marriages has been an instrument of a strategy of a "return to morality" following the period of King Mohamed VI establishement. …”
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About the Name Yoruba by Stephen Banji Akintoye

“…Such strong unity is engendered primarily by their common love of, and pride in, their culture, their strong emphasis on development and modernization, and in their civilizational achievements in history and in modern times. …”
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TERF Intimate Publics by Jo Church

“…I argue that TERF intimate publics are constituted by feelings of loss and resentment which become alleviated through claiming legitimacy along a “natural” gendered and racialized hierarchy of human worth, through demanding a return of one’s “sex-based rights,” and through a commitment to victimhood. Generating pride in a perceived endangered identity, this article finds that TERF intimate publics uphold the regulatory norms of cis-heteronormativity and whiteness. …”
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