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Chapter 1: European Socialist Parties Trends. Where Social-democratic Parties are going after the Berlin Wall Crash -- Chapter 2: A Brief History of the Italian Democratic Party and its (declining) support -- Chapter 3: New Labour and the Italian PD -- Chapter 4: Ten Secretaries in Fifteen years: Leadership and Organizational Changes in a Party Victim of Cronos' Syndrome -- Chapter 5: Back to the future: Reflections on prospects for the European left.

Introduction -- Conceptual background: resilience and urban -- Empirical background: the causes, threats of, and responses to urban flooding in China and the world -- Research methodology -- Individual resilience to urban flooding of Gongming -- Factors influencing individual resilience to urban flooding: people-disaster-place-society -- Nurturing individual resilience through urban management -- Conclusion.

Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Microfinance Institutions: Governance Structure, Outreach and Sustainability -- Chapter 3: The Role of Governance Structure In The Sustainability of Extra-Large Microfinance Institutions In Bangladesh -- Chapter 4: The Impact of Governance Structure on The Outreach and Sustainability of Large-Sized Microfinance Institutions -- Chapter 5: The Role of Governance Structures On Outreach And Sustainability of Medium-Sized Microfinance Institutions -- Chapter 6: The Impact of Governance Structures on Outreach and Sustainability of Small-Sized Microfinance Institutions -- Chapter 7: Impact of Governance Structure on the Outreach and Sustainability of Total Microfinance Institutions -- Chapter 8: Summary of Findings, Implications and Conclusion.

Chapter 1. Plantation Economy and Regional Development -- Chapter 2. Emerging Unorganised Sector of Tea Economy in India -- Chapter 3. Smallholder Tea Economy in Assam and North Bengal -- Chapter 4. Development of INDCO Tea Factories in Tamil Nadu -- Chapter 5. Mapping the Tea Producing Societies (SHGs) in India -- Chapter 6. An Introspection of District Green Leaf Price Monitoring Committee (DGLPMC) -- Chapter 7: Conclusions and Policy Suggestions.

Part 1: Introduction -- Chapter 1. Being Family in Times of the Pandemic -- Chapter 2. Pandemic – Measures and Consequences: In-creased Global Inequality and Violations of Human Rights -- Part 2: Family Dynamics -- Chapter 3. Family in the Time of COVID-19: Conflict Zone or Resilience Factor? -- Chapter 4. The Maternity Situation and COVID-19: Adaptation of Migrant Women to the World's Southernmost Health System -- Chapter 5. Exploring the Situation of the Family in South Africa During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic -- Chapter 6. Couples in Times of the Pandemic -- Chapter 7. Venezuelan Migrant Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Part 3: Child Well-being -- Chapter 8. Stressors and Transitions in Families with a Child Affected by Long COVID: "Behind every sick child is a family that is completely out of balance" -- Chapter 9. The Situation of Separated Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Analysis of the Situation of Parents and Children in Different Separation Models in Saxony -- Chapter 10. A Study on the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Incest-Based Child Sexual Abuse -- Chapter 11. Combating Domestic Violence - Professional Strategies, Informal Systems, and New Challenges During the Pandemic: Records from Germany and India -- Part 4: Social Work with Children and Families -- Chapter 12. COVID-19 as a Driver of Professionalisation in Work with Families in Germany? -- Chapter 13. Social Work Services with Children and Families amid the COVID-19 pandemic: A Case of Rural Communities -- Chapter 14. New Intervention Strategies in Rendering Social Work Services to Families Amidst the Pandemic Crisis: A Social Work Perspective -- Chapter 15. Reflections of a South African Social Work Academic and Practitioner During COVID-19: Managing Family, Work and Personal Dynamics -- Part 5: Gender and COVID-19 -- Chapter 16. The Gendered Toll of COVID-19 on Academics: Increasing Time Allocation Challenges Faced by Female Academics in Turkey -- Chapter 17. Gender Disparities in the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Part 6: Conclusion -- Chapter 18. Lessons Learned?.

1: Introduction -- 2: The ageing ajnabee (stranger): Meet the women -- 3: Childhood (bachpan): Memories of home and nostalgia -- 4: Jawaani (youth): Young girls approaching puberty -- 5: Marriage and migration: Memories of love and loneliness -- 6: Motherhood: More to say and making mistakes -- 7: Later life: "Kal dia galla (yesterday's conversations)" and lessons learnt -- 8: The end of life: Religion and reflections -- 9: Positionality -- 10: Conclusion.

Prioritizing Sustainable Urban Regeneration Practices: Addressing Contemporary Urban Challenges through the lens of Public Participation -- Participation in Public Space Regeneration -- A Model of Innovative Participation in Urban Regeneration Processes of Venues Born from a Collective Vocation: Parma Città D'oro Experience -- Implementing a Participatory Design Approach to Create a Sensory-Friendly Public Space for Children with Special Needs -- Participation in Built Heritage Regeneration -- The Regeneration of the Urban Commons: An Opportunity for Circular Cities -- Community Participation of China's Urban Regeneration: A Case Study of Sanxue Historical District in Xi'an -- Participation in Informal Settlements Regeneration -- Improving Liveability through Regenerating Informal Neighbourhoods: A Case of Old Dhaka, Bangladesh -- The New Strategy of Urban Village Regeneration: the comprehensive improvement project in Jingle Village, Shenzhen, China -- Participation in Ecological Regeneration -- An Ecology Model for Participatory Strategies: Community-led Green Networks and its Social and Spatial Agents -- Cultural and Natural Heritage, Synergy in Regeneration of Tropical Cities. Laguna Del Carpintero Wetland and its Surroundings, Gulf of Mexico.

Chapter 1: Introduction: Emerging Connectivity Narratives in Eurasia -- Chapter 2: Connectivity, logistics and the future of regional interaction -- Chapter 3: Land corridors, Multimodal Connections and Mobility in India's Northwest -- Chapter 4: Globalization and the Geopolitics of Multi-layered Connectivity -- Chapter 5: Infrastructural development, financial institution and Markets as New Realms of Connectivity -- Chapter 6: Connectivity as Influence? The New Silk Roads and Indian alternatives -- Chapter 7: Conclusions .

Chapter 1. Introduction to Digital Diplomacy in the OSCE Region -- Chapter 2. Digital Diplomacy in Azerbaijan: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities -- Chapter 3. Balkan Style Digital Diplomacy -- Chapter 4. Digitalisation in Central Asia: Progress and Potential -- Chapter 5. German Digital Diplomacy -- Chapter 6. A New Frontier in Diplomacy: Digital Diplomacy Implementations in Kazakhstan -- Chapter 7. Digital Diplomacy in Spain: A Steep Learning Curve -- Chapter 8. Türkiye's Digital Diplomacy Initiative: Challenges and Opportunities -- Chapter 9. UK Digital Diplomacy -- Chapter 10. The Impact of Twitter on Digital Diplomacy in the Context of International Media -- Chapter 11. The Impact of Digital Diplomacy on Security: the Case of the Russia-ukraine War -- Chapter 12. Bringing Diplomacy to the Digital Age -- Chapter 13. Essential Attributes Guiding the Danish Practice of Digital Diplomacy on Global Affairs -- Chapter 14. Diplomacy and Challenges in the Digital Age: the Italian Case Study.-Chapter 15. Data-informed Diplomacy: Adapting to the Digital Age in International Relations and Implementation in the OSCE Region.

Chapter 1: Preface -- Chapter 2: Era portrait -- Chapter 3: Opponent of the Stolypin reform. Barlybek Syrtanov (1866–1914) -- Chapter 4: Defender of the territory. Alikhan Bukeikhanov (1870–1937) -- Chapter 5: From Court Counselor to People's Commissar of the Kazakh ASSR. Akhmet Beremzhanov (1871–1927) -- Chapter 6: An educator who dreamed of leading the people to freedom through education. Akhmet Baitursynov (1873–1938) -- Chapter 7: Witness to resettlement policy. Satylgan Sabataev (1874–1921) -- Chapter 8: «We are ready to defend our freedom with arms in hand». Zhakyp Akbaev (1876–1934) -- Chapter 9: Innocent and not admitted his guilt. Aidarkhan Turlybaev (1877–1937) -- Chapter 10: To protect the people with the law, pen and weapon in hand. Raimzhan Marsekov (1877–194?) -- Chapter 11: Road builder and defender of the 1916 rebels. Mukhamedzhan Tynyshpayev (1879–1937) -- Chapter 12: Bringing democracy closer. Validkhan Tanachev (1882–1968) -- Chapter 13: A teacher who took up a weapon. Otynshy Alzhanov (1883–1918) -- Chapter 14: He dreamed that one day his country would become a second Japan. Khalel Dosmukhamedov (1883–1939) -- Chapter 15: Translator for the military governor of Zhetysu. Ibrahim Dzhainakov (1883–194?) -- Chapter 16: The poet who awakened the Kazakhs. Myrzhakyp Dulatov (1885–1935) -- Chapter 17: Executed for serving the ideas of Alash. Imammazum Alimbekov (1885–1937) -- Chapter 18: Dreamed of transferring power to the people. Zhakhansha Dosmukhamedov (1887–1938) -- Chapter 19: The negotiator with Stalin. Khalel Gabbasov (1888–1931) -- Chapter 20: Confrontation of literatures. Zhusipbek Aimauytov (1889–1931) -- Chapter 21: Doctor in extreme conditions. Baktygali Beisenov (1889–1938) -- Chapter 22: Creator of the Alash hundreds. Sadyk Amanzholov (1889–1941) -- Chapter 23: Continuing the fight alone. Mustafa Shokay (1890–1941) -- Chapter 24: Deprived of theright to serve his people. Zhumakhan Kuderin (1891–1938) -- Chapter 25: Defended the borders of Kazakhstan. Alimkhan Ermekov (1891–1970) -- Chapter 26: Dreamed of enlightening the people. Seit-Battal Mustafin (1892–1937) -- Chapter 27: Suffered for sincerity. Magzhan Zhumabaev (1893–1938) -- Chapter 28: Saved hundreds of lives and gave his own. Asylbek Seitov (1894–1937) -- Chapter 29: Deprived of the created heritage. Koshmukhambet Kemengerov (1896–1937) -- Chapter 30: Twice sentenced to death and twice exonerated. Gazymbek Beremzhanov (1896–1938) -- Chapter 31: Crisis manager and Kazakh oil explorer. Berkingali Atshybaev (1897–1937?) -- Chapter 32: Steppe philanthropist. Khasen Akayev (1857–1931) -- Chapter 33: Conclusion.

Section 1 Source and distribution of arsenic in soil and water ecosystem -- 1 Analytical tools for Arsenic speciation in soil, water, and plant -- 2 Source and distribution of Arsenic in soil and water ecosystem -- 3 The dichotomy of the journey of arsenic from the soil uptake in plants and down into water -- 4 Source generation of arsenic species and spatial distribution in benthic ecosystem -- Section 2 Health risks linked to arsenic exposure in food and the environment -- 5 Arsenic exposure through dietary intake and associated health hazards -- 6 Arsenic contamination of soil and water and related bio-hazards in Bangladesh -- 7 Arsenic contamination in drinking water and health -- Section 3 Sustainable mitigation strategies -- 8 Towards sustainable arsenic mitigation in Bangladesh and Nepal -- 9 Biotechnological approaches in remediation of arsenic from soil and water -- 10 Microbial removal of arsenic -- 11 Treatment and operational efficiencies of several natural and synthetic sands on treating arsenic through adsorption -- 12 Arsenic mitigation from contaminated ground water through chemical and biological processes -- 13 Soil reclamation and crop production in arsenic contaminated area using biochar and mycorrhiza -- 14 Techniques of arsenic remediation on household and commercial scale.

Chapter. 1. Dialectics as a Therapy Against the Modern Ignorance that Produces Planetary Crises -- Part. I. Nature across times -- Chapter. 2. Anima Mundi: Nature and Philosophy in Ancient Greece -- Chapter. 3. Saints, Witches and Poets: Nature and Religion in the Middle Ages -- Chapter. 4. Renaissance: New World, New Nature, New Humans -- Chapter. 5. The Modern Divorce between Nature and Culture -- Chapter. 6. Postmodern or Postnormal? Are We Farther or Closer to Nature? -- Part. II. Sustainability Emerges -- Chapter. 7. Sustainability as a Moral Value Requires New Ethics -- Chapter. 8. Sustainability Science or Sciences? -- Chapter. 9. How Sustainable is the Technosphere? -- Chapter. 10. Sustainability Policies and Diplomacy -- Chapter. 11. Sustainable Development Goals: Can Capitalism Change? -- Part. III. Deepening Sustainability -- Chapter. 12. The Inner Turn: Sustainability, Religion and Spirituality -- Chapter. 13. Ancestral Sustainability -- Chapter. 14. Arts, Culture and the Sustainability Imaginary -- Chapter. 15. Sustainable youth -- Chapter. 16. Sustainable outreach: communication, education and digital technologies -- Part. IV. Sustainable Futures -- Chapter. 17. Regeneration: Merging, Hybridising or Simply Coexisting? -- Chapter. 18. Deep Sustainability Utopia.

1 Introduction -- 2 Writing Poetry with Barthes -- 3 Singapore as Phantasmagoria -- 4 On Depression and the Creative Life as Project -- 5 The Pleasures of Learning to Write Language Poetry -- 6 A Poetics Journal -- 7 Creative Writing Online, Digital Ambience and Rhizomatic Practice -- 8 The Cultural Logic of Street Photography and Its Practice -- 9 Conclusion.

Foreword: The Peculiar Meanings of Data -- Chapter 1: Considering Data: Critique and Method -- Chapter 2: Data Arithmetic, Ratios and Mechanical Reasoning in the 17th Century -- Chapter 3: Analytical Probability, Averages and Data Distributions in the 19th Century -- Chapter 4: Idols, Paradigms and Specters in Data Sciences -- List of illustations.-List of references.-General index.