Turismo, sustentabilidade e a paisagem by Nilton Soares Val

“…At present, the tourist phenomenon has grown so intense that it has caused multitudes to travel to environments that are not ready to receive them, thereby causing impacts of a social, cultural, economic and environmental nature, including changes to the actual landscape.…”
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Youth Development Program in Northern Manitoba by Christopher D. Brown, Brandee Albert

“…This article describes a study of the Cultural, Economic, Political, and Social Youth Leadership Development Program (CEPS), an identity-building program for disengaged youth, conducted by a community-university alliance in northern Manitoba, Canada. …”
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Conifer Biotechnology: An Overview by Sonia María Rodríguez, Ricardo Javier Ordás, José Manuel Alvarez

“…However, their study faces numerous important scientific, methodological, cultural, economic, social, and legal challenges. This paper presents an approach to several of those challenges and proposes a multidisciplinary scientific perspective that leads to a holistic understanding of conifers from the perspective of the latest technical, computer, and scientific advances. …”
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Unconscious marks: graffiti, psychoanalysis and possible dialogue by Taís Azambuja, Richard Perassi

“…The smart city concept addresses socio-environmental, cultural, economic, artistic, technological issues, among others. …”
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Development of a Food Security Assessment Tool for Pregnant Women to Integrate Into Antenatal Care in the Health System: Protocol of a Mixed-Method Study by Maryam Bagheri, Minoor Lamyian, Jila Sadighi, Fazlollah Ahmadi, Fatemeh Mohammadi-Nasrabadi

“…In pregnant women, it is the result of several complex individuals, family, social, cultural, economic, and political factors such as lack of health services, gender inequality, and lack of resources. …”
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Pancreatic Cancer Health Disparity: Pharmacologic Anthropology by Nathan R. Wall, Ryan N. Fuller, Ann Morcos, Marino De Leon

“…By considering the socio-cultural, economic, and behavioral factors that influence the development, diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes of PCa, pharmacologic anthropology provides a comprehensive framework to address these disparities and improve patient care.…”
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Implementasi Audit Mutu Internal Pada Perguruan Tinggi Agama by H Hamengkubuwono

“…A nation will be known well as strong and advanced nation if the citizen has independence in the culture, economic and politics. Certainly, this matter depended on the role of education side. …”
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MUSEUMS: A STRATEGY TO PRESERVE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN CAMPECHE, MEXICO by Marisol Ordaz Tamayo, Juan Antonio Vasquez Garcia

“…This study explores the prospect and of a community and museum-based strategy as a key to integrate the value of said sites as educational, cultural, economic, and tourist assets and contributing factors to the region’s sustainable…”
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Maternity, care and punishments in marginal and vulnerable neighborhoods from Buenos Aires by María Victoria Castilla

“…Considering motherhood as a social, cultural, economic and subjective phenomenon, in this text, I analyze the intertwining between care, corporal punishment and violence. …”
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Literature on the periphery of capitalism: Brazilian theory, Canadian culture by Imre Szeman

“…Any attempt to theorize the surprising similarities between Brazilian and Canadian cultural and literary history has to begin by openly acknowledging the vast and irrecoverable differences between them—differences of history, culture, economics, geography, and so on. Indeed, there seem to be so many differences that one might be inclined to see the points of connection as mere coincidence: the cultural circumstances and expressions of both countries might appear similar in outward appearance (or at least, might seem so in many cases), but their inner logic emerges out of entirely different material circumstances that cannot be passed over in silence.…”
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At-a-glance - Climate change impacts on health and wellbeing in rural and remote regions across Canada: a synthesis of the literature by Amy Kipp, Ashlee Cunsolo, Kelly Vodden, Nia King, Sean Manners, Sherilee L. Harper

“…To support the health and wellbeing of those experiencing the negative effects of climate change, and utilizing systematic search processes, this synthesis article highlights the importance of considering the specific socio-cultural, economic, and geographic elements and existing expertise of individuals and communities in rural and remote regions.…”
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What is the Climate? Notes on a Critical Legal Methodology by Laura Mai

“…Drawing on material semiotics and science and technology studies, I argue that it is productive to become attuned to how the climate is in fact a multiple phenomenon which is produced across social, cultural, economic, financial, technological, political, scientific and other domains. …”
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Der Umbruch in den modernen Gesellschaften by Józef Stala, Janez Vodičar

“…Authors take the broad concept of ‘post-modernity’ as being important for all societies that have experienced transformation in their political, social, cultural, economic, educational and religious spheres following a political shift from socialist to democratic government. …”
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Components and criteria of economic culture of future teachers by Quchqorova Nargiza

“…This article provides an integrated description of the teachings of Eastern and Western pedagogical psychologists on economics and economic culture, economic culture, a comprehensive approach to this process in relation to philosophical, legal, economic, sociological, psychological and pedagogical aspects. information is required. …”
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Defining the Profile of Noruz Tourists in Mazandaran Province; A Pathological Approach by hamid zargham, moslem shojaee

“…Domestic tourism, with so many negative and positive social, cultural, economic and environmental impacts, is important part of internal travels. …”
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Algocracy: A critical analysis on management mediated by algorithms by Ianaira Barretto Souza Neves, Fernando Ressetti Pinheiro Marques Vianna, Bruno do Nascimento Sutil

“…This system is guided by the search for efficiency and legitimized by the new information and communication technologies, affecting work relationships, organizational structures, and cultural, economic, social, and political aspects. For such reflection, we observed this algorithmic management model through the lens of critical management studies. …”
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BIM Adoption in the Cambodian Construction Industry: Key Drivers and Barriers by Serdar Durdyev, Jasper Mbachu, Derek Thurnell, Linlin Zhao, M. Reza Hosseini

“…Critical issues surrounding the promotion and adoption of building information modeling (BIM) for construction projects are largely country-specific due to contextual socio-cultural, economic, and regulatory environments impacting construction operations and outcomes. …”
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Why research productivity of some scientists is higher? Effects of social, economic and cultural capital on research productivity by Engin Karadag, S. Koza Ciftci

“…In this context, the aim of our study is to examine the effects of cultural, economic, and social capitals on research productivity of both scientists’ current status and their parents’ during their childhood. …”
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Prevalence and barriers of menstrual hygiene practices among women of reproductive age group in rural field practice areas of a tertiary care center in Rishikesh by Bhavana Saini, Meenakshi Khapre, Prakash Kumar, Ranjan Bharadwaj, Anupam Gupta, Santosh Kumar

“…Through FGD, the main themes derived were practices related to menstruation (maintenance of personal hygiene), daily activities (physical and mental problems during menses), and barriers faced (cultural, economic, privacy concerns, and shyness). Conclusion: The prevalence of satisfactory menstrual hygiene practices was very low only 29.6%, which is a cause of concern; either Taboos associated with menstruation, socio-cultural, economic barriers, or lack of awareness related to menstrual hygiene in the community can be contributing factors for low prevalence.…”
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Profiling the barriers to the spreading of news using news headlines by Abdul Sittar, Abdul Sittar, Dunja Mladenić, Dunja Mladenić, Marko Grobelnik

“…We consider five barriers, including cultural, economic, political, linguistic, and geographical and different types of news headlines, including health, sports, science, recreation, games, homes, society, shopping, computers, and business. …”
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