« Des mêmes » et « des autres » : la comparaison à l’épreuve d’un retour au sein d’un Hausprojekt féministe à Berlin by Edith Gaillard

“…A temporal comparative analysis requires the research field and scientific gaze to be historicized by questioning how revisiting a research field can bring new thinking to bear on research directions, methodology, and how the researcher-interviewee relationship is (re)built.Historicizing fieldworks and scientific viewpoints calls for a discussion that goes beyond the sole issues of creating a comparative framework, to identify the methodological and epistemological foundations of a research field that is trying to get to grips with the evolutions of feminism in an autonomous and anarchistic space.…”
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Controlling and Auditing Business Operations: Developing a Scale by Gürkan Güleç, Ali Şükrü Çetinkaya

“…The scale is also up-to-date, as it reflects the latest thinking on control and audit practices. The scale is also up-to-date as it reflects today's working conditions related to control and audit practices. …”
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Student Perspectives on Talking About Sexual Assault in Australian Law Classes by Anna Belgiorno-Nettis

“…This will maximise student attendance, enjoyment, and engagement at lectures while ensuring that academic staff do not bear a disproportionate burden in creating change.…”
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Leveraging Eco-Innovation in Building Green Products: Practical Examples from Organizations by Roxana-Maria BARB

“…Some companies are still reluctant in using eco-innovation, thinking that they need to have higher costs and clients not being interested in buying green products. …”
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Quality Management and Business Excellence by Vasile Dinu

“…Not coincidentally, the new edition of the European excellence model EFQM integrates for the first time the principle "managing with agility“ with the principles: “developing organizational capability”, “harnessing creativity & innovation”, “adding value to the customer”, “sustaining outstanding results” for the organization and “creating a sustainable future”. Also, the new model for quality management system defined by the edition from 2015 of ISO 9000 standards , promotes the process-based approach, incorporating the cycle "Plan - Do − Check − Act" (PDCA) and the risk-based thinking, focusing on organizational change and innovation, in order to ensure a sustainable performance in business. …”
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Closing the knowledge gap with narrative visualizations: lessons from a research-practice partnership promoting multilingual students' academic success by Julian M. Siebert

“…Drawing on liberatory design thinking, I discuss how this form of reporting findings builds trust and facilitates engagement between partners, increases practitioners' agency, and thus creates more equitable power dynamics in RPPs and for the multilingual students at the core of the one discussed here.…”
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Digital elevation models, old maps, and cultural heritage—geospatial assets for the digital humanities by Britta Ricker

“…Cartography, the art and science of mapmaking, is riddled with decisions when creating a narrative to communicate cultural heritage. …”
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Case vignettes-based workshops as a tool to facilitate interdisciplinary engagement with complex problems in sustainability education by Martin Mickelsson, Emma Oljans

“…A thematic analysis using analytical categories based on previous literature resulted in the development of six themes, ranging from developing systems thinking, and thorough decision justification, to co-created knowledge. …”
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Prompt to Podcast: Reimagining Assessment with Generative AI by Patrick Buckland, Rebecca Purcell

“…These examples demonstrate how AI can be positioned not only as a tool but as a collaborative partner in encouraging critical thinking, creative exploration, and digital literacy. …”
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Applying ChatGPT to tackle the side effects of personal learning environments from learner and learning perspective: An interview of experts in higher education. by XiaoShu Xu, XiBing Wang, YunFeng Zhang, Rong Zheng

“…This paper investigates the capacity of ChatGPT, an advanced language model created by OpenAI, to mitigate the side effects encountered by learners in Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) within higher education. …”
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Computing Legal Analysis: A Guided Approach to Problem Solving in Contract Law by Marton Ribary, Antony Starza-Allen

“…Developed from our teaching practice and inspired by theories of computational modelling, our approach helps students to identify and extract legal information from primary and secondary sources, and to organise what they have learned into structured frameworks. The method creates scaffolding for learning and a framework through which legal issues can be identified. …”
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Priorities of a Regional University Educational Activities Modernization by T. A. Olkhovaya, S. V. Pankova

“…Special course of technological entrepreneurship is aimed at development of business thinking, business planning, management skills, key competences to start a business or to conduct innovation projects at companies. …”
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Quality Management and Business Excellence by Vasile Dinu

“…Not coincidentally, the new edition of the European excellence model EFQM integrates for the first time the principle "managing with agility“ with the principles: “developing organizational capability”, “harnessing creativity & innovation”, “adding value to the customer”, “sustaining outstanding results” for the organization and “creating a sustainable future”. Also, the new model for quality management system defined by the edition from 2015 of ISO 9000 standards , promotes the process-based approach, incorporating the cycle "Plan - Do − Check − Act" (PDCA) and the risk-based thinking, focusing on organizational change and innovation, in order to ensure a sustainable performance in business. …”
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Arts and Humanities Research in the Innovation System: The UK Example by Bakhshi Hasan, Schneider Philippe, Walker Christopher

“…This application of new ideas is essential in creating and maintaining high-value products and services which are prized within global markets. …”
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Empowering Entrepreneurial Competencies and Mindset in Teacher Training by Karmen Trasberg

“…To frame entrepreneurial studies for future teachers, the competence model was created. Based on literature relating to entrepreneurial education and teacher’s competence model, qualitative research was conducted. …”
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Artificial Intelligence in Geography Teaching: Potentialities, Applications, And Challenges by Cennet Şanlı

“…Therefore, the study recommends developing in-service teacher training programs, implementing AI-supported instructional scenarios, creating culturally responsive and localized content, and promoting ethical data use awareness. …”
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Word Creation in Speech of Animated Series Character “Masha and the Bear” by A. D. Rebrova, N. S. Gegelova

“…It is shown that not all unusual words that Masha creates are translated in foreign cartoons with exact equivalents. …”
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URDU-ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE CONCEPTS OF MUSLIM POWER IN THE MAKKĪ ERA by Muhammad Ajmal khan, Syed Azkia Hashimi

“…Therefore, in the Mecca era when did the Holy Prophet think of establishing a state? On what occasions did he express it? …”
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Evocative properties of precedent proper names in the newest German-speaking fictional discourse by Yu. A. Blinova

“…In the capacity of figurative analogies, metaphors and metonymies they act as evocative triggers, creating implications. Carrying deep associative meaning, they allow for thinking out and speculating about information that is omitted or implied by the authors. …”
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Ecology of Self: woman’s self-discovery in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing by Sandra Meškova

“…Women characters in Atwood’s writing are affected by the brutality, blindness, and deadlock created by imperial, patriarchal, and ethnocentric power structures. …”
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