Cinema and the cultural Cold War : US diplomacy and the origins of the Asian cinema network by Lee, Sangjoon

“…Cinema and the Cultural Cold War explores the ways in which postwar Asian cinema was shaped by transnational collaborations and competitions between newly independent and colonial states at the height of Cold War politics. …”
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Cadre as informal diplomats: Ferdinand Marcos and the Soviet Bloc, 1965–1975 by Scalice, Joseph

“…Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, from 1965 to 1975, engaged in secret and wide-ranging informal diplomacy with the Soviet bloc using the transnational connections of the Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas (PKP) [Communist Party of the Philippines]. …”
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离散饮食 ：在新加坡的马来西亚华人特色美食 = Diasporic food : Malaysian Chinese food in Singapore by 曾佩诗 Chen, Pey Shy

“…In this modern and transnational society, Malaysian Chinese food has not only been just a diasporic individual amongst the diverse food culture in Singapore, but has since been accepted as part of the culture.…”
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Force modernisation trends in Southeast Asia by Tan, Andrew

“…In the post-11 September era, the obvious need for multilateral security cooperation to counter the threat emanating from transnational terrorism in Southeast Asia is also an emergent factor that could provice the necessary political will towards overcoming barriers of mutual suspicions. …”
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MENEBANG JATI MENGEJAR RUPIAH Studi Etnografi Hutan Jati Muna by , La Ode Topojers, S.Pd.,M.Si., , Prof. Dr. Hari Poerwanto

“…Thus, the teak forest in Muna Regency has been a basis of local, national, and even transnational resources that can be exploited by local communities and the government. …”

"What I do, it's not little, it's really something": a political economy of migrant and minority ethnic care workers' experience in private older-age care in London, Paris and Madr... by Sahraoui, Nina

“…The overarching theoretical framework of the thesis is embedded in a transnational political economy of care (Williams, 2011a) and brings into the analysis the perspective of feminist moral philosophy (Tronto, 2013; Molinier, 2013). …”
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Exploitation, vulnerability, and the body: a philosophical examination of commercial surrogacy by Barn, G

“…India has been host to a lucrative transnational surrogacy industry, where Indian women of low socioeconomic status serve as surrogates for predominantly wealthy foreigners. …”

‘The Indispensable East’ in decadent literature in England and Germany 1880−1920 by Herold, K

“…In bringing together two European literatures, this comparative thesis makes a case for Decadence’s transnational if not global nature. England and Germany serve as examples to consider Decadence beyond the Anglo-French model still dominating the field. …”

Reconstructed meanings of gender violence in postwar Liberia by Thornhill, K

“…In this manner the study demonstrates the utility of historicising Liberia’s contemporary gender violence discourses, and how doing so can address the longstanding bifurcation between rights and culture in international development and transnational feminist geography.</p>…”

Mafia and Anti-Mafia in the Republic of Georgia: criminal resilience and adaptation since the collapse of Communism by Slade, G

“…These actors still exist in one form or another in post-Soviet countries and have integrated into transnational organised criminal networks. For reasons yet to be explicated, thieves-in-law became exceptionally prevalent in the Soviet republic of Georgia. …”

European Training Requirements in Neonatology 2021: the ESPR, EAP, and UEMS accredited European syllabus for neonatal training by Roehr, CC, Szczapa, T, Stiris, T, Hadjipanayis, A, Koletzko, B, Ross-Russell, R, Hüppi, P, Wellmann, S, Vento, M, European Board of Neonatal & Child Health Research (EBNCHR), European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR), European Academy of Paediatrics (EAP), European Board of Paediatrics (EBP)/Union of European Medical Specialists (UEMS)

“…<p><b>Introduction:</b> The European Union stipulates transnational recognition of professional qualifications for several sectoral professions, including medical doctors. …”

English Catholic literary culture, 1640-1660 by Archibald, C

“…It recovers a thriving transnational literary culture and proposes new ways of reading post-Reformation literary politics.…”

Fantasies of authenticity, anxieties of culture: global capital, entertainment and cultural nationalism in the contemporary popular cinemas of India and China since 1990 by de Feo-Giet, D

“…Tense networks of fantasy and anxiety emerge as popular culture actively circulates their shared experiences of changing global status, uneven economic growth (Gong Haomin 2012), and social change. Transnational subjects, Hua and Desi, arrive on screen ready to carve out culturally inflected modernities, in search of "tradition" and "values" to suit contemporary <em>cultural-nations-beyond-borders</em>.…”

Enablers and constraints of creation and sharing of knowledge assets: a case of NGO policy advocacy by Salazar García, LM

“…</p> <p>The focus on a complex information environment, represented here by transnational advocacy communities, proves valuable in expanding existing theory about the dynamics of the creation and sharing of knowledge assets in and between organisations. …”

African Literary Journals in French and Portuguese, 1947-1968: politics, culture and form by Reza, A

“…</p> <p>Methodologically, this study both compares the two journals and also figures them as part of shared transnational literary and anti-colonial networks. I propose modes of comparative reading capable of dealing both with the specificity of Portuguese and French colonial and anti-colonial histories and with the continuities between European colonial-capitalist practices. …”

Literary translation in Mexican cultural periodicals: from modernismo to the avant-garde (1898-1931) by Popea, M

“…By focusing on this often-overlooked intersection of translation and/in periodicals, I seek to offer a fresh look at literary history. Considering the transnational and translational dimensions of literature reveals deep connections between authors, periods, and movements that have hitherto been read in isolation. …”

Refuges and risks: Evaluating the benefits of an expanded MPA network for mobile apex predators by Daly, R, Smale, M, Singh, S, Anders, D, Shivji, M, Daly, C, Lea, J, Sousa, L, Wetherbee, B, Fitzpatrick, R, Clarke, C, Sheaves, M, Barnett, A

“…<strong>Main conclusions</strong> This study demonstrates how spatial information can be used to assess the overlap between marine protected areas and the core habitats of top marine predators and highlights how congruent transnational conservation management can improve the effectiveness of protected areas. …”

Educational planning for situations of instability: standardization and advocacy in humanitarian aid practice by Karpinska, Z

“…Advocacy refers to transnational-policy-network activities that move forward the global standardization agenda. …”

Multinational enterprisess liability for the acts of offshore subsidiaries: the aftermath of Kiobel and Daimler by Ma, J

“…The United States seems to have closed the door for transnational litigation to hold MNEs liable for the tortious acts of offshore subsidiaries. …”

Lo sguardo dialogico: il viaggio migratorio in Italia nel cinema contemporaneo italiano e romeno by Ippolito, V

“…</p> <p>To address this critical gap, this thesis identifies a cinematic paradigm employed by filmmakers from both Romania and Italy, to represent difficult transnational journeys and migratory resettlement. This paradigm, which the thesis calls ‘dialogical gaze’, refers to the cinematic juxtaposition of diverse cultural identities revealing similarities and differences between Italian and Romanian migration cinema. …”