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Chapter 1 Background -- Chapter 2 Oil situation along with "the Belt and Road Initiative" and within GCC countries -- Chapter 3 Energy cooperation between China and GCC in the context of "the Belt and Road Initiative" -- Chapter 4 Maritime transportion security in the context of "the Belt and Road Initiative" -- Chapter 5 China's oil reserve from the view of oil supply chain -- Chapter 6 Risk analysis of energy cooperation between China and GCC under geopolitical view -- Chapter 7 Build joint oil stockpiling between GCC and China under "the Belt and Road Initiative" -- Chapter 8 Energy diplomacy and cooperation on oil stockpiling between China and GCC -- Chapter 9 Strategic thinking on energy cooperation between China and GCC under "the Belt and Road Initiative" -- Chapter 10 Conclusions and policy recommendations.

Chapter 1.Introduction -- Chapter 2.Evolving threat perceptions and changing regional dynamics in a 'post-GCC' era -- Chapter 3 .Qatar: Small State, Wise Power: A Contextual Perspective -- Chapter 4. Malaysia-Qatar Relationship: Perspective from Malaysia "An Emerging Middle Power" -- Chapter 5.Hack-and-leak operations around the Gulf crisis -- Chapter 6.Trans-Gulf Resonances: Egypt's influence in Saudi Arabia Vision 2030 -- Chapter 7.Qatar-Turkey Reapproachement: Challenging the Regional Status Quo in The Middle East -- Chapter 8.Qatar Crisis: GCC States' Perception of Regional Powers -- Chapter 9.The Qatar-Iran-Turkey Nexus: Shifts in Political Alliances and Economic Diversifications in the Gulf Crisis -- Chapter 10.Look Middle, Look East! The Future of GCC Strategic Partnerships -- Chapter 11.Tweeting the Gulf Crisis 2017: Social media and its role in the production and nutrition of crises -- Chapter 12.Iran's Response to Regional Crises: The Case of the Blockade Against Qatar -- Chapter 13.The sovereign wealth fund, security and foreign policy and Qatar blockade -- Chapter 14.The Qatar Blockade: the viewpoint of Qatari youth -- Chapter 15.Gulf Crisis in the Academia of Pakistan -- Chapter 16.Popular Sentiments and Elite Threat Perception in the Gulf: Iran in the Public Discourse in Saudi Arabia -- Chapter 17.The Gulf Crisis: the development of Qatari Macroeconomic Model.-.

- Introduction: The Trajectory of the Mountainous Area Research and the Book's Perspective -- Depopulation as a Regional Problem and Reality of Depopulation -- Analysis of Population Migration from the Depopulated Mountain Village: A Case of Kamitsue Village in Oita Prefecture -- Regional Living Functions in Depopulated Settlements in Shimane Prefecture -- Regional Living Functions and IT Support -- Social Capital and Living Environment of Rural Villages -- Reformation of a Settlement Forced to Move for the Construction of Dam: The Case of Tsukinoya, a Settlement in Kisuki Town, Un'nan City, Shimane Prefecture -- Formation of a Community by Hometown Organizations that Promote Interactions among Residents in Urban and Rural Areas: Activities by Furusato Chikara, an NPO Created by Residents in the Kinki Region and the Case of the Miyoshi Region in Tokushima Prefecture -- Social Movements and Social Capital in Senri New Town -- Peripheral Regions in the Era of Regional Crisis, Society 5.0, the Post-Pandemic, and the Post-Urban: A Concluding and Additional Chapter for the English Edition.

Introduction: How the Sociology of Science and Technology Addresses Science and Society Relations (Ana Delicado) -- Part I: Scientists' Research Practices and Responses to Societal Demands -- Norms, Competition, and Visibility in Contemporary Science: The Legacy of Robert K. Merton ( Massimiano Bucchi) -- Re-distributing Responsibility in Transdisciplinary Knowledge Production and Circulation (Thomas Völker) -- How Do Scientists Doing Animal Experimentation View the Co-evolution Between Science and Society? The Swiss Case (Fabienne Crettaz Von Roten) -- Science-Society Relations in a Context of Technological Change: How Scientists Working on Renewable Energy Technologies Perceive Their Role in the Energy Transition (Luís Junqueira) -- Part II: Science Communication and Citizen Participation in Science -- Bringing Science to Public: Is it a Matter for Scientific Associations? (Cristina Palma Conceição) -- Turning the Gaze on Ourselves: Public Communication of Sociology (Ana Delicado) -- Technologies of Participation in Water Plans in Portugal: What kind of Science–Society Relation Are We Talking About? (Sofia Bento & Oriana Rainho Brás) -- Material Trajectories: How issues Come to Matter in a Citizen Conference (Guillem Palà & Miquel Domènech) -- Two Turtles: Children and Autonomy in Participatory Technological Design (Núria Vallès-Peris & Miquel Domènech).

Part 1. Historical perspectives -- 1. "Exercise Requires the Greatest Freedom": Athletic Clothing for American women, 1880-1920; Nancy G. Rosoff -- 2. Of Bicycling Shorts and Golf Sweaters: College Women and the Making of the American Sportswear Industry; Deirdre Clemente and Evan M. Casey -- Part 2. Socio-political perspectives -- 3. Blocked Out: Athletic Voices and WNBA Uniform Politics; Meredith M. Bagley and Judy Liao -- 4. Apathy and/or Ambivalence? Women's Sport and Military Promotion; Molly Yanity -- Part 3. Socio-cultural perspectives -- 5. "It's Always Something": The Scrutiny of Female Sportscasters' Professional Clothing; Dunja Antunovic and Kellee Clay -- 6. Exploring Plus-size Exercise Apparel as a Social Justice Issue; Caitlyn Hauff and Christy Greenleaf -- 8. In Flo Jo Fashion: The Cultural Appropriation of Sportswomen's Apparel; Leelannee K. Malin -- 9. Buying What's for Sale: Running, Flirting, and Fashion at the Skirt Chaser 5k Race Series; Claire Williams -- Part 4. Sport-specific perspectives -- 10. Skating with Style: Rolling with Reflection and Resistance in Roller Derby Uniforms and Fashion; Colleen English and Heidi Mau -- 11. "We Wear So Little": Collegiate Women Gymnasts' Reflections on Their Uniforms; Emily Fairchild and Elizabeth A. Gregg -- 12. "I'm Too Sexy For My Shirt": The LPGA Dress Code; Elizabeth A. Gregg, Elizabeth A. Taylor, and Robin Hardin -- 13. Badass CrossFit Women: Redefining Traditional Femininity, One Handstand Push-up at a Time; Caitlyn Hauff, Christina Gipson, Nancy Malcom, and Hannah Bennett -- 14. A Feminist Media Analysis of the DiGiulian-Kinder Incident: Rock Climber Cyberbullying on Instagram; Leandra Hinojosa Hernandez.

Introduction -- Part I: Language -- Chapter 1. Language and Thought -- Chapter 2. The Meaning of Meaning -- Chapter 3. Language as Argument -- Part II: Argument -- Chapter 4. What Argument Is -- Chapter 5. The Modes of Argumentation -- Chapter 6. Linguistics and Argument -- Part III: Error -- Chapter 7. Fallacies -- Chapter 8. Fallacies of Language -- Chapter 9. Linguistic Fallacies in Philosophy -- Part IV: Analysis -- Chapter 10. Analysis of Arguments -- Chapter 11. Application of the Scheme -- Chapter 12. Conclusion -- References.

Introduction -- A Critique of the Basic Beliefs Underlying Thought -- A Critique of the Basic Logic Underlying Thought -- A Critique of the Basic Modes Underlying Thought -- A Critique of the Basic Concepts Underlying Thought -- A Critique of Philosophical Ideas Underlying Thought -- Bibliography -- Index.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: From Place-Making to Placelessness -- Chapter 3: Tong Yan Gaai: Chinese Heritage within North American Communities -- Chapter 4: Mapping Evictions: Urban Displacement and the Myths of the Sharing Economy -- Chapter 5: The City as Composition: Working through Geographies of Memory, Identity and Belonging -- Chapter 6: Out of Place: Displacements of the Body in Artistic Practice -- Chapter 7: Losing Site: Folded Morphologies of Photography and Brutalist Architecture -- Chapter 8: Spatial Strategies for Working with Text -- Chapter 9: Mapping as Aesthetic Practice -- Chapter 10: Learning from Las Vegas: Steve Wynn and the New Business of Art.

Chapter 1: Introduction / Institutional Ethnography: Sociology for Today, Paul C. Luken -- Part 1: Exploring Historical and Ontological Foundations -- Chapter 2: Elements of an Expansive Institutional Ethnography: A Conceptual History of its North American Origins, Marjorie L. Devault -- Chapter 3: Materialist Matters: A Case for Revisiting the Social Ontology of Institutional Ethnography, Liza McCoy -- Chapter 4: Teaching Institutional Ethnography as an Alternative Sociology, Eric Mykhalovsky, Colin Hastings, Leigha Comer, Julia Gruson-Wood, and Mathew Strang -- Chapter 5: Exploring Institutional Words as People's Practices, Dorothy E. Smith -- Part 2: Developing Strategies and Exploring Challenges -- Chapter 6: Mapping Ruling Relations: Advancing the Use of Visual Methods in Institutional Ethnography, Nikole K. Dalmer -- Chapter 7: Discovering the Social Organization of Perinatal Care for Women Living with HIV: Reflections from a Novice Institutional Ethnographer, Allyson Ion -- Chapter 8: IE and Visual Research Methods: An Open-ended Discussion, Morena Tartari -- Chapter 9: And Then There Was Copyright, Suzanne Vaughan -- Chapter 10: Invoking Work Knowledge: Exploring the Social Organization of Producing Gender Studies, Rebecca W.B. Lund -- Chapter 11: Teaching Institutional Ethnography to Undergraduate Students, Kathryn Church -- Part 3: Explicating Global/Transnational Ruling Relations -- Chapter 12: Using Institutional Ethnography to Investigate Intergovernmental Environmental Policy Making, Lauren E. Eastwood -- Chapter 13: Regulating the Duty to Consult: Exploring the Textually-Mediated Nature of Indigenous Dispossession in Chile, Magdalena Ugarte -- Chapter 14: Transnational Power Relations in Education: How it Works Down South, Nerida Spina and Barbara Comber -- Chapter 15: The Struggle for 'Survival' in Contemporary Higher Education: The Lived Experiences of Junior Academics, Li-Fang and Yu-Hsuan Lin -- Part 4: Making Change within Communities -- Chapter 16: Building Change On and Off Reserve: Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Susan Marie Turner and Julia Bomberry -- Chapter 17: Mapping Institutional Relations for Local Policy Change: The Case of Lead Poisoning in Syracuse, New York, Frank Ridzi -- Chapter 18: The Institutional Analysis: Matching What Institutions Do with What Works for People, Ellen Pence -- Part 5: Critiquing Public Sector Management Regimes -- Chapter 19: Professional Talk: Unpacking Professional Language, Ann Christin E. Nilsen -- Chapter 20: The Frontline Interpretive Work of Activating the Americans with Disabilities Act, Eric Rodtiguez -- Chapter 21: Contested Forms of Knowledge in the Criminal-Legal System: Evidence-Based Practice and Other Ways of Knowing among Frontline Workers, Nicole Kaufman and Megan Welsh -- Chapter 22: Public Protection as a Ruling Concept in the Management of Nurses' Substance Use, Charlotte A. Ross -- Chapter 23: Producing Functional Equivalency in Video Relay Service, Jeremy L. Brunson -- Part 6: Bringing Together Different Approaches and Perspectives -- Chapter 24: Using Composites to Craft Institutional Ethnographic Accounts, Michael Corman -- Chapter 25: Attending to Messy Troubles of the Anthropocene with Institutional Ethnography and Material Semiotics: The Case for Vital Institutional Ethnography, Karly Burch -- Chapter 26: Institutional Ethnography for Social Work, Gerald de Montigny -- Chapter 27: Institutional Ethnography and Youth Participatory Action Research: A Praxis Approach, Naomi Nichols and Jessica Ruglis.

This book brings together a collection of essays about the untenable political status quo in Bangladesh under Sheikh Hasina. Since democratization in the 1990s, Bangladeshi political life has been characterized by fierce battles over the role of religion in society, corruption, and the obstacles to constructing a society with freedom of expression and rule of law, independent from the influence of powerful neighboring countries. Academic freedom and other human rights issues have hindered the study of Bangladesh heretofore, and corruption, police abuses, and election rigging are common as well as widely documented. In this passionate, sometimes personal exploration of the issues of social justice, rule of law, and the democratic process in Bangladesh, the book offers a valuable case study of how an Asian developmental state is otherwise regressing backwards morally, socially, and politically. The Bangladeshi struggle for sovereignty, prosperity and democracy documented in this book will be of interest to political scientists, scholars of South Asia, and those of Islam. Dr Q M Jalal Khan is author of Bangladesh: A Divided Country and Bangladesh Divided: A Corrupt Police and Prison State. His work, "Sheikh Hasina's Brutal BNP-Phobia and Her Scandalous 'Midnight' Power Grab Through Vampire Vote Dacoity and Villainous 'S/Election' Rigging with an All-Time High Record of Humongous White-Collar Corruption" has appeared in Bangladesh: A Suffering People Under State Terrorism. His co-edited Begum Khaleda Zia: People's Leader of Bangladesh and India's Hegemonic Design in Bangladesh are among his more recent volumes. Forthcoming is his co-edited Zia, the Legend of Bangladesh. American-educated Dr Khan's numerous other publications include his literary criticism in books and articles.

1.Origin of the Aryans -- 2.Ancient History of the Indians, Russians, and Japanese -- 3.Ethics of the Aryans and Modern Sages of India -- 4.Ethics of Kautilya -- 5.Relationship between Ancient Greece and ancient India, and Christianity -- 6.Ethics of Buddhism -- 7.Ethics of Japanese Buddhism, Shintoism, and Confusion philosophy.

Chapter 1: A brief feminist history of cooking -- Chapter2: 'High' and 'low' cuisine: the development of culinary hierarchy -- Chapter 3: A History of the Industrialisation of Food and Its Impact on Women -- Chapter 4: Threats to Biodiversity, Culinary Diversity and Food Sovereignty -- Chapter 5: Women feed the world: biodiversity and culinary diversity -- Chapter 6: Cooking as an Expression of Female Inter-Generational Food Culture -- Chapter 7: The Sexual Politics of Domestic Cooking.

Chapter 1. Road Traffic Safety in China: Status Quo, Existing Achievements, and Challenges -- Chapter 2. Typical Characteristics of Road Traffic Safety Management in Guangdong, Hong Kong And Macao -- Part 1: Traffic Safety Facts in China -- Chapter 3. Economic Development and Road Traffic Safety in China: A Status Quo Analysis -- Chapter 4. Road traffic safety and differences in regional economic development: Evidence from random effects model and Shapley value decomposition -- Part 2: Risk Factor Analysis: Traffic Accidents, Traffic Violations and Related Severities in Guangdong Province of China -- Chapter 5. Traffic Violations in Guangdong Province of China: Speeding and Drunk Driving -- Chapter 6. Risk Factors Associated with Accident Severity in China: Speeding- and Drunk Driving- Related -- Chapter 7. Overloading Among Crash-Involved Vehicles in China: Identification of Factors Associated with Overloading and Crash Severity -- Chapter 8. Factors Influencing Traffic Signal Violations and Related Severities By Car Drivers, Cyclists, and Pedestrians: A Case Study From Guangdong, China -- Chapter 9. The moral hazard of compulsory automobile liability insurance: An empirical study on traffic accidents in the Pearl River Delta area -- Part 3: Road Safety Policies and Practices in China -- Chapter 10. Research on Road Safety Policy in the Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area.

Foreword -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Reconciling community livelihood needs and biodiversity conservation in Taita Hills forests for improved livelihoods and transformational management of the landscape -- Chapter 3. Degraded landscape transformed into foodland and woodland by village agroforestry -- Chapter 4. Long-term tracking of multiple benefits of participatory forest restoration in marginal cultural landscapes in Himalaya -- Chapter 5. Social-ecological transformation through planting mixed tree species on abandoned agricultural land in the hills of Nepal -- Chapter 6. Transformative change through ecological consumption and production of ancient wheat varieties in Tuscany, Italy -- Chapter 7. Sustainable rural development and water resources management on a hilly landscape: A case study of Gonglaoping community, Taichung, ROC (Chinese Taipei) -- Chapter 8. Transformative change in peri-urban SEPLS and green infrastructure strategies: An analysis from the local to the regional scales in Galicia (NW Spain) -- Chapter 9. Water with Integrated Local Delivery (WILD) for transformative change in socio-ecological management -- Chapter 10. Traditional landscape appropriation of Afro-descendants and collective titling in the Colombian Pacific region: lessons for a transformative change -- Chapter 11. Climate change resiliency through mangrove conservation: the case of Alitas farmers of Infanta, Philippines -- Chapter 12. Improvement of human and environmental health through waste management in Antigua and Barbuda -- Chapter 13. Synthesis: Conception, approaches and strategies for transformative.