Characteristics, Legal Nature and Taxation of Management Contracts According to the Macedonian Law by Zoran Mihajloski, Kristina Misheva

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ASCOT study: consequences and lessons by S. A. Boytsov

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Consequences of violence experienced in childhood by Danutė Klokmanienė, Loreta Klokmanienė, Audronė Rimkuvienė

“…Parents are usually violent because they were abused as children, and they consider it an acceptable way of communication and parenting. The consequences of violence against children are obvious and range from low self-esteem to self-harm and suicide. …”
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Traffic injury as a medical and sanitary consequence of an emergency of man-made nature in Ukraine. Report four: analysis and characterization of the array of victims depending on... by S.O. Guryev, V.A. Kushnir, O.S. Soloviov, H.P. Kushnir

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Protection of the public in a large-scale radiation accident: mitigation of negative social consequences of protective actions. Part 1. Interpretation of dose characteristics of emergency by Yu. O. Konstantinov

“…The protective actions which were carried out with the purpose to reduce public exposure to radiation derived from the accidents at Chernobyl and Fukushima-1 nuclear power plants have caused negative consequences of social – psychological both social-economic character and medical nonradiological consequences. …”
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Preparedness and Response Considerations for High-Consequence Infectious Disease by Justin Chan, Corri B. Levine, Jocelyn J. Herstein, Nicole Cloutier, Lauren Sauer, Aneesh K. Mehta, Jared Evans

“…Those characteristics lead to significant risks to patients and their close contacts, healthcare workers, laboratory personnel, and communities exposed to an outbreak. …”
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L’expression de l’intensité par la conséquence ou la cause by Clara Romero

“…In this article, we will first examine the two types of inferences such a device builds on, before studying the special linguistic forms taken by this device, as well as the semantic characteristics of what is given as a consequence or a cause of intense facts.…”
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AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT: PATHS OF CHANGE AND CONSEQUENCES by Julia DOITCHINOVA, Albena MITEVA

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THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND ITS POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES by O. V. Gutorovich

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The Contexts and Consequences of Freethinking from the Perspective of Nahjul-Balagha by said jalil emami maybodi, kamal sahraei ardekani, yaser rezapour mirsaleh, ali mohammad mirjalili

“…The aim of the present study was to analyze freethinking and introduce its contexts and consequences from the perspective of Nahjul-Balagha. …”
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Inequalities in the labor market in Serbia: causes, consequences, condition by Marijana Maksimović, Sanja Zlatanović, Jelena Zvezdanović Lobanova

“…The subject of this research is economic inequalities in the labor market in Serbia, their causes and their consequences, as well as the characteristics of the labor market at the end of the second and the beginning of the third decade of the XXI century in Serbia. …”
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The Process of Thermodialysis and Some of its Possible Consequences in Biology by F.S. Gaeta, D.G. Mita

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Legal Consequences of Disobedience of Provisional Decision of the Administrative Court by Sri Winarsi

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Health consequences of domestic violence against women in Serbia by Mijatović-Jovanović Vesna, Čanković Sonja, Milijašević Dragana, Ukropina Snežana, Jovanović Mladen, Čanković Dušan

“…Domestic violence against women is a significant public health problem resulting in serious health and social consequences, for women and their families. The aim of this study was to analyze the sociodemographic characteristic of women who were exposed to domestic violence, as well as the impact of violence on women's health. …”
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The one-child policy and its consequences: Asia and the Balkans by Lazarević Dajana

“…We will dwell in particular on the phenomenon of selective abortions, which is not only characteristic of China but also the more significant part of Asia and has also reached the Balkans. …”
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On the legal response to the consequences of personal behavior in virtual space by O. A. Stepanov, M. M. Stepanov

“…The article deals with a new phenomenon for the legal science the legal response to the consequences of human behavior in the virtual space.The subject of the research is the relations arising in the process of such response.The aim of the study is to analyze the legal response to the consequences of personal behavior in virtual space, including in the Russian Federation.The methodological basis of the study are logical and systematic methods of scientific knowledge, as well as methods of analysis and synthesis of legal phenomenaForeign and domestic experience of legal response to the consequences of human behavior in virtual space is studied.The peculiarities of legal response from the point of view of consequences for the person for malicious actions in virtual space, connected with leaving a digital footprint, are analyzed. …”
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Social and Demographic Characteristic of Ulyanovsk Region at the Second Half of 1940-ies: Problem Statement in Domestic Historical Science by O. R. Khasyanov

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From Contamination to Consequence: Tracing Donna Lake’s Human Environmental History by Dean Kyne

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Unemployment as a Consequence of the Liquidation of State Agricultural Farms in 1991-2003 by Małgorzata Machałek

“…The main finding of the research is that policy decisions to abolish state farms were made without taking into account their specific characteristics and territorial distribution. Their mentality was shaped by the nature of work and everyday life, which was entirely connected with the workplace. …”
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Diverging Paths: Heterogeneities in Single Parenthood and Consequences for Child Poverty by Roxana-Diana Burciu, Zachary Parolin

“…Never getting married and separation are associated with the most negative consequences for child poverty. In contrast, no statistical differences emerge in children’s later life poverty for those raised by divorced or widowed single parents compared with children raised in two-parent families. …”
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