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Populația din Republica Moldova a adoptat tendințe înregistrate în țările europene privind conduita și atitudinile matrimoniale: amânarea înregistrării oficiale a căsătoriei spre o vârstă mai matură, răspândirea coabitării premaritale și a celibatului definitiv. Totodată, populația are o atitudine favorabilă față de căsătorie iar nevoia de a crea o familie pare să fie dominantă pentru contextul sociocultural al Republicii Moldova. Articolul evidențiază transformările care se produc în comportamentul marital al populației Republicii Moldova și se bazează pe datele studiului Generații și Gen (GGS), realizat în 2020 de UNFPA Moldova. Rezultatele analizei atât a datelor empirice cât și a statisticii oficiale reflectă aceleași schimbări apărute în evoluția fenomenelor de nupțialitate și divorțialitate. Analiza aspectelor ce țin de prezența partenerului/ei, căsătoria, vârsta medie la căsătorie, numărul mediu de parteneriate și implicarea în coabitare denotă o serie de particularități diferențiate pentru bărbați și femei în funcție de vârstă. Coabitarea, ca tendință conjugală în Republica Moldova, se practică din ce în ce mai mult, cel mai adesea transformându-se în căsătorie. Comportamentul nupțial este departe de etapa în care între conviețuire şi căsătorie nu există o distincție. În urma studiului se constată că stabilitatea relațiilor conjugale este influențată de o serie de factori socio-demografici și economici: prezența copiilor, durata relației, mediul de reședință ș.a. Cuvinte-cheie: familie; căsătorie; coabitare; parteneriat; divorț; separare; Studiul Generații și Gen. ●●●●● The population of the Republic of Moldova has adopted some trends recorded in European countries regarding matrimonial behavior and attitudes: postponing the official registration of marriage to a more mature age, the spread of premarital cohabitation, and celibacy for good. At the same time, the population has a favorable attitude towards marriage, and the need to create a family seems to be dominant in the socio-cultural context of the Republic of Moldova. The article highlights the transformations occurring in the marital behavior of the population of the Republic of Moldova and is based on the data of the Generations and Gender (GGS) study, carried out in 2020 by UNFPA Moldova. The results of the analysis of both empirical data and official statistics reflect the same changes in the evolution of marriage and divorce phenomena. The research on the aspects related to the partner's presence, marriage, the average age at marriage, the average number of partnerships, and involvement in cohabitation shows a series of different characteristics for men and women depending on age. Cohabitation, as a marital trend in the Republic of Moldova, is practiced more and more, most often turning into marriage. Nuptial behavior is far from the stage where there is no distinction between cohabitation and marriage. The study found that the stability of marital relationships is influenced by a series of socio[1]demographic and economic factors: the presence of children, the duration of the relationship, the environment of residence, etc. Keywords: family; marriage; cohabitation; partnership; divorce; separation; Generations and Gender study.

In the article, the legal and organizational basis of cooperation of the national guard units and internal affairs bodies in maintaining public order and ensuring safety is scientifically analyzed and suggestions and recommendations are given for improving the field theoretically and practically. In addition, the results of the reforms implemented in this field were scientifically analyzed with opinions and comments being expressed about their role in the life of society.

The rapid and formative rise in research on social innovation and entrepreneurship means that theoretical frameworks are still being created, while traditional notions of economic efficiency and social welfare are tested. The field is progressing fastest in the measurement and measuring of social entrepreneurial effectiveness. Social innovators, who draw from philanthropy, as well as capital markets, for financial resources, have adopted the lean start up as a paradigm for their organization logics

Introduction: Si vis pacem, para bellum [If you want peace, -- prepare for war] -- Stop "play[ing] pattycake with the whole issue": citizen calls for civil defense -- "Between the devil and the deep": civil defense and the early Cold War political landscape -- The man in the white lab coat: the uses of scientists and scientific authority -- The fallout from fallout: the peacetime threat -- Atomic America: the expert public and nuclear dissent -- Conclusion: Renouncing the nuclear in nuclear citizenship.

'Abundance' examines the experience of living in a society that has more information available to the public than ever before. It focuses on the interpretations, emotions, and practices of dealing with this abundance in everyday life. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and survey research conducted in Argentina, the book concludes that the experience of information abundance is tied to an unsettling of society, a reconstitution of how we understand and perform our relationships with others, and a twin depreciation of facts and appreciation of fictions.

pt. I. Indigenous mobile technology adoption and theoretical perspectives -- pt. II. Self-determination for indigenous people through mobile technologies -- pt. III. Mobiles for health, education and development -- pt. IV. Cultural and language revitalization through mobile technologies.

In making decisions, we often seek advice. Online, we check Amazon recommendations, eBay vendors' histories, TripAdvisor ratings, and even our elected representatives' voting records. These online reputation systems serve as filters for information overload. In this book, experts discuss the benefits and risks of such online tools. The contributors offer expert perspectives that range from philanthropy and open access to science and law, addressing reputation systems in theory and practice. Properly designed reputation systems, they argue, have the potential to create a "reputation society," reshaping society for the better by promoting accountability through the mediated judgments of billions of people. Effective design can also steer systems away from the pitfalls of online opinion sharing by motivating truth-telling, protecting personal privacy, and discouraging digital vigilantism.

Rebuilding in Louisiana and Mississippi after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita presented some very thorny issues. Certain cultural projects benefited from immediate attention and funding while others, with equal cases for assistance but with less attraction to future tourist dollars, languished. New Orleans and its surroundings contain a diverse mixture of Native Americans, African Americans, Creoles, Cajuns, Isleños with roots in the Canary Islands, and the descendants of Italian, Irish, English, Croatian, and German immigrants, among others. Since 2005 much is now different for the people of the Gulf Coast, and much more stands to change as governments, national and international nonprofit organizations, churches, and community groups determine how and even where life will continue. This collection elucidates how this process occurs and seeks to understand the cultures that may be saved through assistance or may be allowed to fade away through neglect. Essays in Culture after the Hurricanes examine the ways in which a wide variety of stakeholders---community activists, elected officials, artists, and policy administrators---describe, quantify, and understand the unique assets of the region. Contributors question the process of cultural planning by analyzing the language employed in decision making.