Schooling for peasants: the Agricultural School of the Imperial Institute of Rio de Janeiro (1869-1889) by Begonha Bediaga

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Students Life in the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute in the First Years of Its Existence (Late 19th — Early 20th Ct.) by O. S. Bilyavska

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Decolonising the Museum: The Case of the Imperial and Commonwealth Institutes by Claire Wintle

“…Focusing on London’s Imperial Institute and its successor, the Commonwealth Institute, it argues that material culture and museums not only reflected wider political change, but exercised agency on processes of decolonisation. …”
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AN ASSESSMENT OF SERVICE QUALITY IN THE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE INDUSTRY: A STUDY OF A DEVELOPING COUNTRY by Saman Yapa, Rangesh Fernando

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A moléstia da cana-de-açúcar na década de 1860: a lavoura The sugar cane blight of the 1860s: science applied to agriculture by Begonha Bediaga

“…<br>The Imperial Instituto Fluminense de Cultura (Fluminense Imperial Institute of Agriculture) encouraged debate with a view to eradicating the blight that devastated sugar cane plantations in the State of Bahia. …”
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Green Cleaning: A Study on Benefits for Malaysian School Building by Ramli Nur Aqlima, Zawawi Emma Marinie, Muhamad Ariff Nor Rima, Kadir Siti Solehah, Zainol Nurul Nadiah

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Frequency of Lower Extremity Injuries in Soccer players by Sufian Ahmed, Humera Ambreen, Hania Farheen, Farah Manzoor, Shahid Ishaq, Bilal Umar

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Bioactive Antidiabetic Flavonoids from the Stem Bark of <i>Cordia dichotoma</i> Forst.: Identification, Docking and ADMET Studies by Nazim Hussain, Bibhuti Bhushan Kakoti, Mithun Rudrapal, Khomendra Kumar Sarwa, Ismail Celik, Emmanuel Ifeanyi Attah, Shubham Jagadish Khairnar, Soumya Bhattacharya, Ranjan Kumar Sahoo, Sanjay G. Walode

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Legal position of the Senate in Constantinople by Šarkić Srđan

“…However, during his rule the Senate was not on the level of the imperial institution. Constantine's son and successor Constantius II decided to equalize legally the Senates of Rome and Constantinople. …”
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K průběhu henleinovského povstání na Osoblažsku a ve Městě Albrechticích v září 1938 by Ondřej Kolář

“…Attention is paid to the social and professional structure of the insurgent leadership as well as the role of imperial institutions. The study also seeks to analyse the relationships between the components of the insurgent apparatus (party leadership, local public officials, command corps of paramilitary formations and other). …”
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Hegel on Tacitus and the Teutonic Freedom by Valerio Rocco Lozano

“…After a few remarks on Hegel's knowledge about the Roman culture and history, an analysis of his notion of "Teutonic freedom" will be undertaken: Hegel fights against the neo-Roman French revolutionaries, but at the same time also against the Teutomaniac essentialism of German conservative thinkers (grounded on a strongly ideological use of Tacitus' "Germania"), as well as against the outdated Imperial institutions. This double opposition places Hegel between two political streams (and moreover, between two fighting armies) and is a manifestation of a position that may be called "mediation without nostalgia”…”
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The Politics of Commerce by Andrew Dilley

“…This article builds on these developments through research on a neglected pan-imperial institution: the Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the Empire. …”
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Prussia and the Holy Roman Empire 1700-40 by Wilson, P

“…A succession of historians since the 1960s have identified how imperial institutions performed important coordinating functions, repelled external attacks, resolved internal conflicts, and safeguarded an impressive and surprisingly robust range of individual and corporate rights for ordinary inhabitants. …”

Les nationalités d’Amîna Hanım. Une pétition d’hérédité à la France (1896-1830) by Noureddine Amara

“…Amîna had to make a claim, to narrate her own story, to defend personal interests for a decade in front of diplomatic and legal imperial institutions, be they in Cairo or Alexandria. All of her various acts demonstrate that the issue of nationality, from its implementation to its negotiation, was a complex process than can not only be summarized as a simple borrowing of a legal modernity from colonial powers.…”
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Opter pour un accord à l’amiable (ṣulḥ) à Damas au xviiie siècle by Brigitte Marino

“…Various cases resolved by mutual consent (ṣulḥ) allowed the author to examine the role of local and imperial institutions that intervened before the litigants had agreed on an amicable settlement. …”
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Inter-imperial humanitarianism: the Macau delegation of the Portuguese red cross during the Second World War by Lopes, H

“…<br/>The wartime Red Cross in Macau was a small-scale and temporary endeavour but, nevertheless, a multi-dimensional one: it was a local creation, a delegation integrated in a national and colonial context, an inter-imperial institution and part of a transnational organisation with global reach.…”

The Art Conception of the Early Republic Period and Approach of Turkish Sociologists by Çağrı ASLAN

“…The Republic period in the cultural context is an important stage in terms of change and transformation of Turkish society. While the imperial institutions were gradually changing from the seventeenth century onwards, it was replaced by a new political regime with the loss of power as a result of wars and economic crises. …”
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Ὁ μάγιστρος Θεόκτιστος καί ὁ Θεόδωρος Στουδίτης. Μοναστηριακός Βίος καί Πολιτική by Ελεωνόρα ΚΟΥΝΤΟΥΡΑ-ΓΑΛΑΚΗ

“…</p><p>During the brief reign of Michael I, where we can observe the weakening of the imperial institution and the simultaneous uprise of the senatorial power as well as the rise of the fanatic monks (the monastery of Studion experienced a significant prosperity at that time) magister Theoktistos and Theodore the Studite had then powerfully participated in political life and had played a crucial role in it. …”
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The Establishment of the Committee of Imperial Defence and the British-Dominion Relations, 1904–1911 by Jaroslav Valkoun

“…A lot of foreign-policy issues, and in particular fear of German naval armaments, had a profound influence on the debate; indeed, this was the case to the extent that the significance of the second influential imperial institution, i.e. the Imperial Defence Committee, rose. …”
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JUDEŢUL HOTIN ÎN DESCRIERILE STATISTICE RUSEŞTI DIN ANII ’30 AI SECOLULUI AL XIX-LEA by Valentin TOMULEŢ

“…Using the statistical data gathered and systematized by the administration of Hotin county, for the years 1830, 1832, 1835 and 1836, presented to the regional administration and the imperial institutions, the author analyzes the size, distribution and composition of the population, describes the changes that occurred in the economic life of Hotin County, during this period of time.…”
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