A study on typology of areas densely populated with foreigners in Seoul, South Korea by Chan Young Park

“…Lack of cultural understanding and uniform policies for various immigrant communities are causing some social issues. Hence, this study aims to prepare the basic data from which the government can predict changes in ethnic areas and prepare policies suitable for each derived type. …”
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Tourism development induced social change by Weng Si (Clara) Lei, Wantanee Suntikul, Zhaoyu Chen

“…Adopting a constructivist approach, key social issues were identified by collecting related articles from three local news outlets, followed by in-depth interviews with thirty-seven residents of different social strata. …”
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Biomedical and Psychosocial Determinants of Early Neurodevelopment After Preterm Birth by Natia Kvaratskhelia MD, MPH, PhD, Nana Rurua MD, Surab G. Vadachkoria MD, PhD

“…The goal of the literature review is to bring together existing body of knowledge on biomedical, psychological, and social issues of premature infants related to early neurodevelopment in order to achieve better systemic vision. …”
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Fostering Resiliency through Literacy Practices with Adults in Situations of Displacement by Claudia Marcela Chapetón castro

“…The findings informed about the social issues that emerged as critical during the dialogic experiences, the resiliency factors present when dealing with adversity and the results of the building resiliency process. …”
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Les territorialités nocturnes à La Réunion : des rapports à la nuit en recomposition by Magalie Franchomme, Johan Milian, Samuel Challéat, Tanguy Fourrier

“…It is in this context that our team, in partnership with the National Park of Reunion Island, has begun to set up a more comprehensive approach to the protection of the nocturnal environment and to bring social issues into the public debate, by bringing to the forefront, alongside light pollution and its ecological effects, the question of the specific temporalities of the nocturnal environment by taking into account perceptions, practices and modes of daily living.…”
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Challenges and Opportunities of Leading Different Generations – the Case of Slovenia by Ivanović Marina Pajić, Kolar Janez

“…Additionally, political leadership encompasses a nation’s entire populace as well as all of its social issues in an indirect manner. In addition to generational differences, leadership is also faced with the challenge of a changing environment, which is quite unstable nowadays and thus poses an even greater challenge to leadership.…”
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O Retorno Impossível: Charles Darwin e a Escravidão no Brasil. by Antonio Carlos Sequeira Fernandes, Vera Lucia Martins de Moraes

“…Unlike many travelers, however, he scarcely referred tothe political and social issues of the land he visited. From his main texts and correspondence one can obtain little but notless useful remarks about that; worthy of note is Darwin’s pointing out the situation of slavery in Brazil, emphasizing theill-treatment that captives were subjected to, particularly in Rio de Janeiro. …”
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One Step Forward and Two Steps Back: The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Reversed Integration Processes among Refugees in Norway by Benedicte Nessa

“…Such an interest is fueled by the proliferation of neoliberal reforms in European welfare states and restrictive budgets, leading to increased recognition of CSOs as resolutions to social issues. Based on ethnographic fieldwork among refugees and employees in two CSOs in Norway, the findings suggest a particularly vulnerable phase immediately after the public introduction programme for refugees not moving on to employment, education, or training. …”
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THE ROLE OF BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE IN SONG DISCOURSE by Samarkina N.O., Biktagirova Z.A.

“…Thus, precedent situations in lyrics being analyzed describe mostly some personal issues like depression, isolation, loneliness as well as some social issues like accusations and lawsuits.…”
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Preventing Extremism with Extremists: A Double-Edged Sword? An Analysis of the Impact of Using Former Extremists in Danish Schools by David Parker, Lasse Lindekilde

“…The lack of evaluation is problematic given the recognized risks and negative effects of using formers to address other social issues, such as crime prevention. This paper presents findings from the largest study to date of the effects of using former extremists to prevent violent extremism. …”
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Modeling accessibility of community facilities using GIS: case study of Depok City, Indonesia by Herika Muhamad Taki, Muhammad Zainuddin Lubis

“…Car transport mode is a commonly accessible mode of community-related to land use interpretation and social issues. The conclusion is that there are differences in the spatial models at the city level in terms of the use of transportation accessibility…”
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Analyzing similarities and differences of urban planning knowledge in Iran and other countries with emphasis on undergraduate level by Hossein Bahraini, Elham Fallah Manshadi

“…The major difference is the emphasis on the teaching of environmental and social issues. While these are less important lessons in Iran, they taught in all schools surveyed. …”
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Potential of Including Social Farming Initiatives within Agroecological Transition in Hungarian Farms by Ujj Apolka, Ramos-Diaz Fernanda, Jancsovszka Paulina

“…The aim of this analysis is to understand which basic element-related practices are preferred, whether social elements are included or not, and to determine which areas need to be strengthened in education in order to encourage farmers to be open to addressing social issues. The results of the research confirm indicators which are present in the daily practices of those farms that do not necessarily identify themselves as social farms. …”
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Possibilities for a New Social Model? by Péter Krisztián Zachar

“…His interests focused on social issues and related teachings of the Church. His writings sought solutions through the ideas of Christian humanism, which for him was “the inalienable essence of true Europeanism.” …”
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Multifunctional Rangeland in Southern Africa: Managing for Production, Conservation, and Resilience with Fire and Grazing by Devan Allen McGranahan, Kevin P. Kirkman

“…Finally, we discuss several ecological and social issues important to the effective development of sustainable rangeland practices especially within the context of global climate change. …”
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Who’s Afraid of the Fluidity in Language?: Can the Trans-Subaltern Speak? by Souzana Mizan, Daniel de Mello Ferraz

“…Thus, we defend that Linguistic Landscapes (LL) can be used as an educational tool for language learning and for interpreting political and social issues ( SHOHAMY; GORTER, 2009, p. 9). Therefore, based upon language studies, visual literacies, aesthetics, politics and social inclusion, we call for a redefinition of the process of translanguaging and look for an understanding of this process beyond bilingualism and multilingualism. …”
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A study on the effects of remote working on quality of services: A SERVQUAL survey on central office of Tehran municipality by Hassan Darvish, Fariba Hedayati Shirsavar

“…The surveyed people believed organizational structure was the most important challenge for remote working followed by economical, personal and social issues. The results of SERVQUAL also indicate there were some meaningful relationship between remote working and quality of work.…”
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Analyzing Parliament’s Function in Performance of Government Policies by Faez Dinparasti Saleh

“…The present research shows that despite different majorities in these three parliaments, representatives in each of them focused totally on the governmental aspects and the social issues have not been considered. According to this paper among different policies of government more than three quarters of MPs actions appertain to distributive policies and most of them have been confined to distributive policies at the local level instead of the national level. …”
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Educating for a plural democracy and citizenship – a report on practice by Elmarie Constandius, Sophia Rosochacki

“…The second part argues that educational institutions, as prominent organisational structures, have an obligation to address these social issues. It is argued that addressing social inequality and developing conditions for democratic flourishing is particularly important in the newly democratised South Africa. …”
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Identity Politics & Power Relations Against Sexual Violence in Religious Higher Education Environment by Andreian Yusup, Siti Komariah, Siti Nurbayani K

“…This research implies that the higher education environment should be aware of social issues, especially sexual violence caused by identity politics and power relations.…”
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