Fundamental Education: UNESCO and American Post-War Modernism by Matthew Chambers

“…The rise of literary and cultural NGOs, then, is best viewed in light of an intersection of political and academic interests that institutionalized literary production in the form of humanitarian outreach. The claims for modernism’s liberatory aesthetics were folded into a discourse of cultural freedom that was packaged as an educational imperative for global literacy. …”
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The Conference Fostering Cross-disciplinary Reflections to Bridge Societal Divides (REFLECT), 21st and 23rd of October 2024 by Mădălina Căpraru

“…The conference focused on recent events driving significant social change, such as armed conflicts in Europe, mass migration, and humanitarian crises affecting refugees. The event also addressed ongoing social crises exacerbated by the already fragile state of societies grappling with the pandemic's aftermath. …”
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Universities in the Conditions of Change: Request for Social Innovation by I. I. Soshenko

“…Based on the analysis, the author identifies ways to maintain the change of universities “from below” – the development of subjectivity, updating the socio and humanitarian agenda and design of collaborations. Besides, the author pays special attention to possible directions for the development of social innovations supporting university changes, such as institutional changes in interactions, associations of different university models and pedagogical bioethics.…”
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The Role of German Diaspora in Russian-German Relations by P. I. Kasatkin, V. S. Kurske, I. A. Valiev

“…It is very important for cooperation in humanitarian sphere, education and culture. Key actors are Germany as «the external homeland», German diaspora and Russia as «the accommodation country». …”
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Expectations of refugees in the tragedy of frontiers, the perception of the trajectory and the deafness of rights by Aloisio Ruscheinsky, Corina Nicoleta Tulbure

“…Sociability is modeled on insecurity, denial, and depoliticizing humanitarian aid. In summary, a paradoxical space where nothing is taken for granted and everything is disputed.…”
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HUMANITIES AND INTELLECTUAL ENVIRONMENTS by Andrey L. Andreev

“…Analyzing “minimalist” and “extended” approaches, which the author finds in this field, he defines and then compares the possible destinations of humanitarian and social components of engineering education. …”
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The Spatial Extensions of the Right to Seek Asylum by Melina Philippou

“…Abstract: The spatial extensions of the right to seek asylum is a project to investigate the first response of the European mainland to the humanitarian refugee crisis of 2015 through critical mapping. …”
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The Training of Professionals in Medical Universities and the Social Determinants of Health by Miguel Ángel Serra Valdés

“…The present challenge is enormous for teachers in higher medical education given the demand of professionals with a high scientific, humanitarian, political and ideological training level. …”
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On the research for big data uses for public good purposes by Adeline Decuyper

“…In this article, we review some of the advances made in this field, and present opportunities offered by big data for public good, in fields such as help for humanitarian action or natural disasters response, indicating that in some cases, data may be used to save lives. …”
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Sri Lanka: an island in turmoil by Anthony Goreau-Ponceaud, Delon Madavan

“…This article looks back at the causes of this political, economic, social and now humanitarian crisis to glimpse the unprecedented nature of this protest and to question the mobilization of civil societies in an island long marked by the polarization of political life, and finally the geopolitical effects of this multifaceted crisis.…”
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Sri Lanka : une île dans la tourmente by Anthony Goreau-Ponceaud, Delon Madavan

“…This article looks back at the causes of this political, economic, social and now humanitarian crisis to glimpse the unprecedented nature of this protest and to question the mobilization of civil societies in an island long marked by the bipolarization of political life, and finally to consider the geopolitical effects of this multiform crisis.…”
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The availability and distribution of health services and resources across different regions in Afghanistan by Nelly Hegazy, Sherif El Deeb, Marwa Rashad Salem, Jerome A. Shaguy, Ramesh Nassery Mohammed, Abdullah Khawari, Jamshed Tanoli, Alaa Abouzeid, Alaa Abouzeid

“…BackgroundEnsuring equitable access to healthcare services is fundamental to a robust healthcare system, especially during humanitarian crises. This study analyzes the availability and distribution of health resources across Afghanistan, aiming to provide a data-driven understanding of healthcare resource access and identify potential disparities, a critical aspect of effective humanitarian response planning.MethodsPrincipal investigators collated related data and literature from databases and data warehouses in a systematic approach using search strings and collection tools to query databases and available data warehouses to assess the availability and distribution of health services and resources across different regions in Afghanistan, with the principal database queried being the Afghanistan Health Resources Availability database (HeRAMS), an electronic and web-based system conceived by the World Health Organization. …”
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Ideology and Values in Turkey's Foreign Policy by V. A. Avatkov

“…Instead it relies on forging humanitarian ties, combining initiatives in the cultural, educational and scientific fields to achieve a long-term influence. …”
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“Relief is a political gesture:” The Jewish Labor Committee’s interventions in war-torn Poland, 1939-1945 by Catherine Collomp

“…In this extreme case, the nature of the JLC’s interventions, a bridge between two worlds, is defined as being political as well as humanitarian.…”
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The UNHCR and the Management of Liberian Refugees in Nigeria, 1990-2007 by Olusesi Adewunmi OSUNKOYA

“…United Nations High Commissioner for Refugee was the main agency of the United Nations charged with the responsibility of providing humanitarian assistance to refugees. Through effective collaboration with the government of Nigeria, the UNHCR succeeded in managing Liberian refugees in the country. …”
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Psychology features of older people in tourism by I. V. Groshev, E. P. Korchagin, I. V. Antonenko, V. N. Voronin

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Trajectory of economic crises in Russia during the formation and development of a market economy: assessment, evolution, management by D. S. Shikhalieva, S. V. Belyaeva

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Evolution of warships in the digital age by Alexandru CUCINSCHI

“…In contemporary times, the role of warships has further expanded to include humanitarian and peacekeeping missions while maintaining their fundamental functions of protecting maritime communication routes, controlling maritime spaces, and projecting force. …”
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Artificial Intelligence as an Object of Global Digital Governance by Diana Levchenko

“…The important role of international cooperation in the development of uniform standards, ethical principles and inclusive models of management, which should become the basis for a harmonious combination of technical progress with humanitarian values, is determined.…”
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USE VS ACT, OR WHAT AND HOW IS TESTED IN ENTERING EXEMINATIONS TO UNIVIRSITIES IN RUSSIA AND THE USA by Elena K. Gitman, Mikhail B. Gitman

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