Modelling long-term greenhouse gas mitigation pathways for Mongolia by Tsolmon Namkhainyam, Bavuudorj Ovgor, Dorjpurev Jargal, Christopher S Malley

“…Mongolia’s faces substantial challenges to reduce its Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions due to reliance on coal to meet electricity, heat and other energy demand and large livestock emissions. …”
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Les plans climat énergie territoriaux : voies d’appropriation du facteur 4 par les collectivités et les acteurs locaux ? by Sylvain Godinot

“…These first generation plans are committed to a time-bound and measurable objective of emissions reduction and often refer to the factor 4 objective. …”
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Reflections on the Concept of Cyberwar and the Contributions of the International Community in the Peaceful Use of Cyberspace by Evelyn Téllez Carvajal, Jessica González Hernández

“…The objective of this article is to analyze the concept of “cyber warfare” by contrasting it with the concept of warfare to identify the problems that international law faces to regulate, punish, and prevent cyberattacks committed by States against other States either by affecting their critical infrastructure or by stealing top secret information. …”
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UPAYA DIVERSI TERHADAP ANAK YANG MELAKUKAN TINDAK PIDANA DALAM PERSPEKTIF KEADILAN RESTORATIF by Muhammad Umar Kelibia

“… The condition of handling children who commit crimes is very apprehensive. Many children facing criminal cases must be detained in a place that is disproportionate to the capacity of the existing Children's Penitentiary (Lapas). …”
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More than Just Naboth’s Vineyard Reflections on the Implications of the Community on Exploitation and Corruption in the Context of I Kings 21 by Ksenafo Akulli

“…Through a number of analyses, the paper discovers the problem that faced Naboth’s society, the nature of the problem which is that of exploitation and corruption, and extends the blame not only to the leadership, but to the community who voluntarily follows royal instructions to commit a major crime against Naboth, itself, and God. …”
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LEADERSHIP, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by ADENIYI ADEKUNLE

“…In the first ten years of Nigeria Fourth Republic, leadership and good governance has faced a number of problems. Political leadership has been severely hampered by corruption, electoral fraud, resource mismanagement, and underdeveloped infrastructure. …”
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June 2025: Nice, capital of the world ocean by Jean-Pierre Gattuso, François Houllier

“… We outline the critical importance of the ocean for planetary health, economic prosperity, and human well-being, while highlighting the urgent threats it faces from climate change, pollution, overfishing, and poor governance. …”
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Feminist Pedagogy in the Neoliberal University: The Limits of Precarious Labour by Jacqueline Potvin, Kimberly Dority

“…In this paper, we both recognize and trouble this disruptive potential, examining how the working conditions faced by adjunct instructors affect our ability to put our commitments to feminist pedagogy into practice. …”
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Youth unemployment and crime: an empirical investigation for Turkey by Halil Tunca, Ferda Esin Gulel

“…According to this analysis, if the benefit from the crime is higher than the cost to be faced, the individual will be willing to commit the crime. …”
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Les émotions au travail (scientifique) : enjeux éthiques et stratégies méthodologiques d’une enquête en terrain intime by Michela Villani, Francesca Poglia Mileti, Laura Mellini, Brikela Sulstarova, Pascal Singy

“…The principal aim of the study is to understand how immigrant women of sub-Saharan origin living in Switzerland manage the secret of their HIV / AIDS positive status. Facing multiple vulnerabilities, the studied population is particularly precarious. …”
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EVALUATION OF CONTRACT CHEATING PREVENTION THROUGH FINAL PROJECT CHOICE POLICY by Rizli Ansyari, Udik Budi Wibowo

“…Contract cheating is a serious problem faced by universities today that must be prevented immediately. …”
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Feminist Pedagogy in the Neoliberal University: The Limits of Precarious Labour by Jacqueline Potvin, Kimberly Dority

“…In this paper, we both recognize and trouble this disruptive potential, examining how the working conditions faced by adjunct instructors affect our ability to put our commitments to feminist pedagogy into practice. …”
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Support for women in prison: Analysis of the VDS info and victim support service in 2011 by Nikolić Jasmina, Tripković Mirjana

“…The support to female prisoners has been provided as part of the project Promoting respect for human rights of women in prison - Advocacy for battered women who commit crime. The aim of the paper is to demonstrate the work of the VDS victim support service in the past year with special emphasis on the support given to women in prison and the problems they are facing.…”
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Senior debtors as a challange to social work by Agata Tymicka

“…Social assistance institutions, especially social workers working directly in the residential environment, are therefore faced with a special task of dealing with situations that may endanger the safety of the elderly. …”
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Evaluating the Role of City Improvement Trusts or Boards in Shaping Salutogenic Character of Urban Areas: Case of Bangalore City by Anupama Doravari, Monalisa Bhardwaj

“… The city of Bangalore sprawls over 741 sq.mt and is likely to grow consistently in the coming decades with approximately 100 million USD in investments committed in 2022. With climate changes and post Pandemic regulations- the city of 13 Million people is facing a challenging situation where the quality of life-particularly health, needs to be balanced for all its residents. uses Case Study method to understand- the diverse parameters defining the role of City Improvement This paper aims to examine the role and scope of the City's Improvement Trust in shaping its salutogenic character. …”
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Review of Egan F. Deflating Mental Representation. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 192, 2025. by ROBERTO HORÁCIO DE SÁ PEREIRA, VICTOR MACHADO BARCELLOS

“…While Egan’s approach offers solutions to long-standing debates, it also faces critical tensions regarding the individuation of mental states and the role of the external environment. …”
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Neologisms in Publicistic Discourse of Foreign Language: Methods of Teaching (Based on Italian and French Languages) by M. G. Yashina, N. V. Polyakova

“…The study focuses on such linguistic phenomena as neologisms in business discourse of the French and Italian languages. The problem faced by the authors is how to teach language learners to recognize and understand the neologisms that are so often encountered in the business press? …”
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RELIGIOUS TOURISM AND RESILIENCE BUILDING: AN OVERVIEW OF IMPACTS AND RECOVERY IN SOUTH AFRICA by Siphathisiwe Caroline MZOBE, Siyabulela NYIKANA

“…Through an exploratory qualitative approach with indepth, interviews conducted with key role-players (n=50), the findings reveal significant financial losses suffered by the sector during the pandemic's peak, marked by widespread activity closures. Many organizations faced difficulties in maintaining their customary faith-based activities, travel, and commitments during the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Exploring the Challenges in Covering Dental Services through Complementary Insurance in Iran: A Qualitative Study by Zahra Pouraskari, Reza Yazdani, Hossein Hessari

“…The high cost of dental services was the most frequent challenge, followed by the insurance commitments and service coverage. Conclusions. The delivery of dental services through complementary insurance in Iran primarily faces economic and service coverage challenges. …”
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FINANCIAL SECURITY OF SOCIAL COOPERATIVES IN THE CATERING INDUSTRY: FINDINGS FROM THE FINANCIAL ANALYSIS VS. THE MANAGEMENT’S VIEWS by Patrycja Tomczyk, Dorota Czerwińska-Kayzer, Joanna Florek

“…Hence, there is a need for an in-depth exploration of what determines financial security in enterprises facing economic difficulties, especially in those primarily committed to social issues, namely social catering cooperatives. …”
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