The Use of Emergency Powers in Response to COVID-19 in The Gambia by Satang Nabaneh

“…Many COVID-related restrictions have been lifted, allowing businesses, markets, schools, restaurants, bars, gyms, cinemas, and nightclubs to resume normal operations, and borders to be open. …”
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« Notre histoire compte » : Transmettre l’histoire des mouvements féministes et lesbiens à Genève by Carolina Topini, Isabelle Salem Diego Sentis

“…The contribution creates a visual journey and a soundscape to introduce the reader to some pivotal moments of this little-known history: the provocative actions of the WLM-Geneva; the famous « bals des chattes sauvages »; the launch of the lesbian magazine Clit 007 (1980-1986); the 1982 «Goudou-Manif»; the radio broadcasts Sappho Revient and Canicule (1980s-1990s); the 8th ILIS conference in Geneva in 1986; the cafes, bars and nightclubs; the creation of the Natalie Barney Women's Center and Lestime.…”
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Learning from sociability-intensive organizations: An ethnographic study in a coffee organization by Letícia Fantinel, Eduardo Paes Barreto Davel

“…Sociability is quintessential to some types of organizations, such as cafes, clubs, sports associations, gyms, bars, nightclubs, and festivals. If sociability is broadly theorized and discussed in the Social Sciences, it is indirectly, fragmentally, and diffusely considered in Organization Studies. …”
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Crime and environment. Analysis of facilities as crime risk factors in Niš, Serbia by Stanković Dušan

“…On the other hand, cafes, nightclubs, and big shopping centers were not significantly associated with crime. …”
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Patterns of use of electronic cigarettes and use in public and private settings in Barcelona (Spain) by Jose M Martínez-Sáchez, Nuria Matilla-Santander, Kailey Bunch, Marcela Fu, Montse Ballbè, Cristina Lidón-Moyano, Juan C Martín-Sánchez, Esteve Fernández

“…The highest proportion of participants who used e-cigarettes in public places was found at restaurants or bars (69.4%) and nightclubs or pubs (55.4%). Being current conventional tobacco smokers (dual users) was significantly associated with lower use of e-cigarettes in workplaces (OR=0.61, 95%CI:0.41-0.91), restaurants (OR=0.66, 95%CI:0.45-0.97) and nightclubs (OR=0.56, 95%CI:0.37- 0.86). 96.8% of e-cigarette users declared using the e-cigarette at home. …”
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Substantive criminal law of the Medicrime Convention and the criminal legislature of Bosnia and Herzegovina: The ratio of harmony and disharmony by Novaković Filip

“…The circulation and sale of counterfeit medical products takes place through unregulated channels (on the side of the road, in a marketplace, online, or even in bars, nightclubs or bakeries). The Convention of the Council of Europe on counterfeit medical products and other illegal acts that include threats to public health represents the first international agreement of that kind, that is, an international instrument that establishes a legal framework for the fight against this criminal black market. …”
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Marketing Post-Communist Nostalgia in Romania: A Case Study on Contemporary Anniversary Events by Alexandra BARDAN

“…This article explores the concept of “post-communist nostalgia” in Romania within the younger, post-communist generations, focusing on specific leisure practices such as communist themed parties organized by nightclubs. The first part of the paper focuses on the theoretical framework of the study and on the more general subject of nostalgia, to question the place of post-communist nostalgia in the broader context of collective memory. …”
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Commercial gentrification and stigmatization from violence. The case of the historic center of Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua; 2009-2017 by Daniel Quezada Daniel

“…Since the historical center is where this process begins, because there were pointed out several shops known as black turns (bars, canteens, nightclubs and hotels) that were judged by the federal and local government as fostering an atmosphere of violence. …”
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Scratch's Third Body by Goldsmith, Leo

“…Inspired by the cut-up methods of William Burroughs and the audio sampling practiced by contemporary black American musicians, these artists developed strategies for intervening in the audiovisual archive of television and disseminating its images in new contexts: in galleries and nightclubs, and on home video. Reconceptualizing video's “body,” Scratch's appropriation of televisual images of the human form imagined a new hybrid image of the post-industrial body, a “third body” representing a new convergence of human and machine.…”
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Nightlife Partnership Policing - (Dis)trust Building Between Bouncers and the Police in the War on Gangs by Thomas Friis Søgaard, Esben Houborg, Sébastien Tutenges

“…Our findings show that the formation of informal police-bouncer networks has significantly increased the degree of police influence in private nightlife environments such as bars and nightclubs. Our findings also indicate that inter-agency trust building is crucial to the collaborative willingness and capability of bouncers. …”
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FISCAL AND ACCOUNTING ASPECTS REGARDING THE PROFIT TAX by CIUMAG MARIN, CIUMAG ANCA

“…For activities such as night bars, nightclubs, discos or casinos, the profit tax due may not be less than 5% of the income generated. …”
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Extraction of Tourist Destinations and Comparative Analysis of Preferences Between Foreign Tourists and Domestic Tourists on the Basis of Geotagged Social Media Data by Takashi Nicholas Maeda, Mitsuo Yoshida, Fujio Toriumi, Hirotada Ohashi

“…The results indicate that foreign tourists who come to Japan expect nightlife spots (bars, nightclubs, etc.) to be located in the neighborhood of tourist destinations, in contrast to the expectations of domestic tourists. …”
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Tourism, creative industries, and (youth) subcultures in the UK by Ruth Adams

“…Visitors from overseas can also immerse themselves in the UK’s contemporary art, music and fashion cultures - at festivals and nightclubs, in shops and markets, and on ‘street culture’ tours - and these types of experience are growing in importance and prominence in Britain’s tourism economy.  …”
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Superspreading events in the transmission dynamics of SARS-CoV-2: Opportunities for interventions and control. by Benjamin M Althouse, Edward A Wenger, Joel C Miller, Samuel V Scarpino, Antoine Allard, Laurent Hébert-Dufresne, Hao Hu

“…Many explosive SSEs have occurred in indoor settings, stoking the pandemic and shaping its spread, such as long-term care facilities, prisons, meat-packing plants, produce processing facilities, fish factories, cruise ships, family gatherings, parties, and nightclubs. These SSEs demonstrate the urgent need to understand routes of transmission, while posing an opportunity to effectively contain outbreaks with targeted interventions to eliminate SSEs. …”
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Faktor-faktor Berhubungan dengan Praktik Penggunaan Kondom pada Kelompok Risiko Tinggi (Wanita Pekerja Karaoke dan Café) dalam Pencegahan Penyakit Menular Seksual (PMS) by Tutik Setyowati, Teguh Wahyudi, Sutarmi Sutarmi

“…Subjects of this study were women who worked in nightclubs as a waitress café, cafe guides and karaoke singer in Blora in 2014. …”
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DONATION FOR CHURCH CONSTRUCTION VIEWED FROM SAYYID THANTHAWI'S PERSPECTIVES by Muchlis Bahar

“…However, some Egyptian religious scholars restrict donations to church construction, arguing that it is the same as donating to the development of gambling businesses and nightclubs.…”
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Association of ecstasy seizure rates with district Human Development Index in the municipality of São Paulo, Brazil, from 2000 to 2007 by Silvio Fernandes Lapachinske, Regina Lucia de Moraes Moreau

“…Districts with many nightclubs can also influence the incidence of seizures. …”
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Power and Urban Life: Reading the Historical Changes of Tehran Before and After the 1979 Revolution From the Perspective of Ibn Khaldun's Theory by Mahmoud Farhadimahali, Masoumeh Nasiripourkalayeh

“…With the victory of the Islamic Revolution and the burning of nightclubs, the era of victory began. Expansion of Islamic values and post-war reconstruction can be considered as the peak of power but Environmental crises and the problems caused by the immense growth of the urban population are greatest issues that the city faces during its decline. …”
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Disciplinary Movements, the Civil Rights Movement, and Charles Keil’s Urban Blues by Matt Sakakeeny

“…In many ways, it was the summation of his experiences and encounters up to that point: a childhood in rural Connecticut where his grandfather raised pigs; a love of jazz that began with drum lessons from his uncle (an example of what colleague Steven Feld described as “white male bonding through black music” [Keil and Feld 1994:2]); undergraduate schooling at Yale that included travel to the West Indies and Nigeria; 1960s countercultural activism intensified by a relationship with Malcolm X; a tumultuous graduate school experience under the tutelage of Clifford Geertz, David Schneider, and Marshall Sahlins in anthropology, Leonard Meyer in musicology, and Alan Merriam in ethnomusicology; and finally fieldwork in the theaters, nightclubs, radio stations, recording studios, and tour buses connected to the bustling blues scene in Chicago. …”
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Validity studies of the scale of positive and negative perceptions about alcohol effects by Leandro S. Almeida, Joana R. Casanova, María Fernanda Páramo Fernández, Caroline Tozzi Reppold, Maria Soledad Rodriguez Gonzalez

“…Moreover, the study showed that different consumption patterns between men and women, with higher alcohol consumption in the students’ households and restaurants or cafés by male students, in addition to the similarity in the consumption pattern between the two genders in parties and bars or nightclubs. CONCLUSION The data obtained show the validity of the instrument. …”
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