Sovereignization of Home Stock Market and Redomiciliation of Shares of Russian Issuers by K. E. Kalinkina, E. V. Semenkova

“…According to the authors, shaping the sector of highly technological company shares is a stable trend in sovereignization of home stock market.…”
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Leveraging artificial intelligence in agribusiness: a structured review of strategic management practices and future prospects by Irshad Ahmad Bhat, Syed Immamul Ansarullah, Fearoz Ahmad, Sheikh Amir, Sagar Sidana, Anurag Sinha, Saifullah Khalid, Ghulam Yazdani

“…It also identifies emerging trends, such as the integration of AI with blockchain and biotechnology, to further optimize agricultural processes. The paper concludes with recommendations for advancing AI adoption, addressing data privacy concerns, and fostering inclusive, sustainable farming practices to ensure long-term resilience and food security in the agricultural sector.…”
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Circular Economy – A New Direction for the Sustainability of the Hotel Industry in Romania? by Rodica Pamfilie, Daniela Firoiu, Adina-Gabriela Croitoru, George Horia Ioan Ionescu

“…The present article deals with aspects related to the transition to a new model of economy – the circular economy – a more appropriate model for the current tendencies of ensuring the sustainability of economic processes. Tourism, as an economic branch with strong dynamics in recent years, is one of the areas where resource conservation and environmental protection are of significant importance. …”
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Dynamics of Youth Art Subculture Lexicons as Reflections of Evolution of Genres, Techniques, and Subcultural Practices by V. K. Andreev, I. S. Kochelaeva, T. G. Nikitina

“…It is emphasized that lexical innovations are most prominently represented in new drawing techniques—traditional, digital, and mural — which have emerged due to advancements in the IT sector and the artist goods industry.…”
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States as Actors in International Agro-Investments by Martin Keulertz, Eckart Woertz

“…It concludes that: the focus of investments has been on value chains downstream rather than on farmland in the upstream sector; that ‘security mercantilism’ is far more complex than the land acquisition processes themselves; and that emerging economies in Asia seek to challenge the Western world in its hegemony over food production and virtual water trade.…”
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THE IMPORTANCE OF INTERDENTAL CONTACT POINTS OF POSTERIOR TEETH IN MAINTAINING THE STABILITY OF DENTITION by L.S. Leshchuk

“…Their accumulation can result in the development of inflammatory processes followed by gingival recession. The research was conducted on 20 tooth approximal surfaces using MBC-10 microscope. …”
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Synthesis of Electrospun Polyvinyl Butyral/Bentonite Nanofiber Film for Cationic Dye Removal by Aiizat Ikhwan Abdul Jalil, Syahida Farhan Azha, Adrian Bonilla-Petriciolet, Mohammad Shahadat, Suzylawati Ismail

“…The textile industry is a common and relevant sector worldwide that generates significant environmental pollution via the discharge of dye-containing wastewater. …”
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BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AS AN OPTIMIZATION OF TRANSACTION SECURITY IN ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS by Nur Aisah, Siara Zazkia Juliana Putri, Muhammad Riza Hafizi

“…Further research is necessary to optimise blockchain’s integration into this sector.…”
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Analysis of the policies and constraints limiting the aquaponics industry in Portugal by Fernando Mata, Maria dos-Santos

“…Bureaucracy is duplicated in licensing processes, authorizations for sale, and permits. Exotic fish species, such as tilapia (Tilapia spp.) face legal barriers to their use in aquaculture. …”
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Improving Mechanisms for an Equitable Transition to Low-Carbon Development within the BRICS Framework by A. A. Seregina

“…Through the analysis of key initiatives of the BRICS member countries, including legislative ones, five priority areas on which the BRICS needs to focus on to ensure a fair energy transition at the global scale are identified: removing discriminatory measures in multilateral trade, achieving food security and economic growth, facilitating non-discriminatory access to technology, promoting environment and climate cooperation, and enhancing the human resource potential of the energy sector.Conclusions. The author concludes by noting that such a BRICS sustainable development agenda is capable of initiating energy transition processes on a global scale.…”
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Utilization of Plastic Waste for Developing Composite Bricks and Enhancing Mechanical Properties: A Review on Challenges and Opportunities by Aditya Singh, Ashish Kumar Srivastava, Gyanendra Singh, Akash Deep Singh, Hritik Kumar Singh, Ajay Kumar, Gyanendra Kumar Singh

“…The population increases demand for plastic in every sector along with single-use plastic rapidly increasing, but it still has a low recycling rate. …”
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THE NEW PRAGMATISM OR THE ECONOMY OF THE FUTURE by G.W. Kolodko

“…It is necessary to examine the human needs, their nature and structure, priorities and preferences in order to manage the real sector development.…”
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Network governance in ASEAN: fostering regional cooperation and integration by Pushpanathan Sundram

“…Specific examples from the three sectoral communities are included based on an analysis of ASEAN NG mechanisms and structures. …”
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Comprehensive life cycle assessment of 25 furniture pieces across categories for sustainable design by Dongfang Yang, Carlo Vezzoli, Hang Su

“…Abstract Furniture is a crucial sector for sustainable development due to its high environmental impact and substantial potential for sustainable improvement. …”
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Electricity usage prediction using developed human evolutionary optimization algorithm and Xception neural network by Dongxian Yu, Di Wu, Chongyang Liao, Zaihui Cao, Somayeh Pouramini

“…Additionally, the study investigates electricity consumption under two scenarios: Base Line (BL) and Energy Conservation (EC), with a focus on the volume of electricity consumed across different sectors. The EC scenario leads to a notable 6.54% reduction in electricity consumption, with the industry sector experiencing the most significant decline.…”
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Digital twins for building industrial metaverse by Zhihan Lyu, Mikael Fridenfalk

“…Conclusion: The development of the industrial metaverse holds significant potential for the industrial sector, providing a platform for optimizing and improving manufacturing processes.…”
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Folk Heritage and Sustainable Development: A Study on Traditional Dances by Barka BOUCHIBA

“…Indeed, it is an axial component working to activate the other sectors, in particular those of tourism, transport, traditional industries and food industries. …”
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The impact of warming Tibetan Plateau on the 2020 summer unprecedented Northeastern Pacific Marine heatwave by Xuefeng Han, Ping Zhao, Jiaxin Ye, Jiao Li

“…The local net surface heat flux anomaly associated with the increased SWR primarily drives the increased SST, while the oceanic processes likely play a minor role. Both observations and simulations further demonstrate that the SST and high-pressure anomaly are closely associated with a large-scale wave train over the extratropical sector from Asia to the North Pacific which can be forced by the Tibetan Plateau heating change. …”
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Suscetibilidade a movimentos de massa e inundações com ênfase no planejamento do turismo no município de Morretes (Paraná, Brasil) by Ricardo Michael Pinheiro Silveira, Alexei Nowatzki, Marcos Aurélio Tarlombani da Silveira

“…This paper presents the modeling of morphodynamic susceptibility in relation to tourism activities in the municipality of Morretes (state of Paraná, southern Brazil), characterized as an important regional hub in the tourism sector and which has a recurrence of hydrogeomorphological disasters. …”
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National Granted Programs and Public Funds for Biopharmaceutical Startups in Japan by Ryo Okuyama

“…This is partly due to low levels of entrepreneurship in the private sector and limited investment in startups. Therefore, it is crucial for the Japanese government to provide financial support for biopharmaceutical startups. …”
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