Analyzing the Self-Organized Evolution of Informal Spaces in Urban Villages: Reflections from Shenxiang Village in Suzhou by Cheng Jie, Li Haoze, Wang Yong

“…The informal spatial self-organization of urban villages relies on the sub-social structure constructed by the original relationship network, which perpetuates the consensual regional culture, conceptual consciousness, and living habits, and enhances the cohesiveness and centripetal force of self-organization. …”
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Historical Sociology of government and and the socio-productive relations of Iran in the Nizam al-Molk Era by Mohammad Amir Ahmadzadeh

“…Originality/ Value: this article concluded that historical sociology of state and ite relation with social structure and production model at Nizam-al Molk era showed us that some elements prevented in evaloution of economical structure despite of huge action and acts in this sphere. …”
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A educação básica na proposta da Confederação Nacional da Indústria (CNI) nos anos 2000 Basic education as proposed by the National Confederation of Industry - CNI - in the 2000s... by Alessandro de Melo

“…Therefore, their inclusion or exclusion should be considered not a result of the macro-social structure, but a result of the individual effort to succeed, i.e., the worker's ability or lack of ability to be organically productive for the capital.…”
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Crime organizado, estado e segurança internacional Organized crime, the state and international security by Marco Cepik, Pedro Borba

“…The central argument is that the capacities developed by criminal organizations are functional to their main goal of illicit enrichment, and their development is not an alien or pathological feature, but a constituent part of the social structure. Since organized crime has negative implications regarding the public sector's ability to provide security and welfare to society, governmental control measures such as policing, intelligence and lawmaking are discussed. …”
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Nature-aligned approaches to form students’ system motivation by Marina V. Ulyanova

“…The golden proportion of the social structure of the society implies a certain correlation of ontological categories of people, having personality orientation that characterizes them as a creator, consumer or destroyer. …”
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Constructing within and between hospital physician social networks for modeling physician research participation by Carly A. Bobak, Deepika Mohan, Megan A. Murphy, Amber E. Barnato, A. James O’Malley

“…Conclusion Our study provides evidence that the social structure of a physician’s work-life is associated with their decision to participate in scientific research. …”
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OTEL İŞLETMELERİNDEKİ İŞLERE VE POZİSYONLARA YÖNELİK CİNSİYET ALGISI by Ömer Akgün TEKİN, Zeynep GENÇER

“…Thus, some jobs and positions are classified according to gender specific roles in tourism sector, like most of other fields and male- dominated social structure became apparent in some areas. This causes inequality against women in work. …”
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THE INTERNALIZATION OF BANJARAN CULTURAL CHARACTER VALUES IN MUSTAFAWIYAH ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL, PURBABARU by Agus Salim Salabi, Muhammad Anggung Manumanoso Prasetyo

“…Meanwhile, the <em>Banjaran culture</em> is accomplished as a distinguishing element, a mutual commitment-forming, and helps to generate a stable social structure, as well as develop students' characters. …”
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Health Seeking Behavior and Utilization of Health Care Services in Eastern Hilly Region of Nepal by Sailesh Bhattarai, Surya Bahadur Parajuli, Rajan Bikram Rayamajhi, Ishwari Sharma Paudel, Nilambar Jha

“…no<p><strong>Background &amp; Objectives: </strong>Preventive, promotive, curative, and rehabilitative health care services depend not only in availability &amp; accessibility of it but also on awareness and attitude of the people and various inter-woven social structure that determines in making choice. The objective of this study was to explore health seeking behavior and utilization of health care services in the rural places in VDCs of Ilam district of Eastern Nepal.…”
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Family social work: the realities of Ukraine by Stoliaryk Olha, Zubchyk Olha, Semigina Tetyana

“…Deriving from the paternalistic philosophy, the demonopolisation of the market of social services places new demands on social policy aimed at implementing and regulating social work with families as a separate social structure. The purpose of the research is to characterise the institutional structure of family social work, to determine the assessment of social services and their quality on the example of a study of families raising children suffering from autism, basing on the system- and structure-centred analysis. …”
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Modernizm ve Postmodernizm Süreçlerinin Tüketim Kültürüne Yansımaları / Reflection of Modernism and Postmodernism Processes on Consumption Culture by Harun KIRILMAZ, Fatma AYPARÇASI

“…. / Modernism concept expresses the transition from the old to the new, and a process which consists of differentiation of life styles, individualization, and a social structure not depending on traditional structure and which shapes individual-society-state relationship in terms of social, economic and political aspect. …”
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Damai Bertahan dan Konflik Berulang: Analisa terhadap Perdamaian Aceh by Muhammad Sahlan

“…These factors include: (1) the duration and the level of damage caused by the conflict, which affect community perceptions and desires for peace; (2) the quality of the peace agreement, including provisions that facilitate reconciliation and social integration; and (3) the inclusion of former activists from the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) into the political and social structure, facilitating the transition from conflict to peace. …”
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Polskie miasta i wsie XXI wieku. Zacieranie się granic, języków i kultur by Halina Kurek

“… Polish Cities and Villages in the 21st Century: Blurring of the Borders, Languages and Cultures Up to the middle of the 20th century, big cities, as economic units and communities that were characterized by the very varied professional and social structure of their inhabitants, marked not only administrative borders but also clear linguistic and cultural borders for the traditional monolithic village. …”
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Impact of the COVID-19 control measures on rural households’ access to social capital for mobilizing resources in Eastern Ethiopia by Getachew Shambel Endris, Muluken Gezahegn Wordofa, Chanyalew Seyoum Aweke, Jemal Yousuf Hassen, Jeylan Wolyie Hussein, Awol Seid Ebrahim, Hakim Hashim, Elyas Ahmed, Eric Ndemo Okoyo

“…In Ethiopia, the measures have been implemented against a complex social structure wherein social support practices (in the form of social capital) and daily social interactions are embedded. …”
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BioH₂ Production Using Microalgae: Highlights on Recent Advancements from a Bibliometric Analysis by Shirin P. Arimbrathodi, Muhammad Asad Javed, Mohamed A. Hamouda, Ashraf Aly Hassan, Mahmoud E. Ahmed

“…In this study, a bibliometric analysis was performed for the production of H₂ using microalgae to evaluate the conceptual, intellectual, and social structure of the dataset. In addition, a scoping review of articles was conducted to highlight recent advancements and identify future research recommendations. …”
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Demografie și economie în Granița Militară Bănățeană la începutul secolului al XIX-lea / Demography and Economy in the Banatic Military Border at the Beginning of the 19th Century... by Costin Fenesan

“…The population was almost equally distributed in the two regiments and military communities. As for the social structure of the population, the overwhelming majority consisted in peasant-border soldiers. …”

Research on Hollow Village Governance Based on Action Network: Mode, Mechanism and Countermeasures—Comparison of Different Patterns in Plain Agricultural Areas of China by Yanbo Qu, Weiying Zhao, Lijun Zhao, Yanfeng Zheng, Zhiwei Xu, Huailong Jiang

“…With the large-scale development of urbanization in the world, phenomena such as the unbalanced allocation of various elements of the rural regional system, as well as the decline of the economic and social structure and functions in the process of urban and rural economic and social transformation and development in China, have endangered the healthy development of rural areas. …”
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When a house becomes a castle by Gayane Margaryan

“…In this article we have considered two types of dwellings: the most common type, the traditional house of Siheyuan, also known as "Beijing house", or "Beijing courtyard", and a less common, atypical for large urban centers, but interesting with regard to urban planning and social structure, a house called "Tulou". Both of these types of dwellings in the form and principles of the hostel are expressions of the system-forming features of the general Chinese mentality and the cultural concept of Zhongguo and at the same time the conceptual features of the urban planning principles of different ethnic groups and sub-ethnoses of the Celestial Empire. …”
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Living information as a socially-mediated high school by Wittkamper, Aaron Matthew, 1977-

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The structural determinants of media contagion by Marlow, Cameron Alexander, 1977-

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