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With the number of unrests, social disorder and litigations that follow land expropriation in the global south, the compendium of land administration, marketing and real estate fields lacks a vivid operationalization of the extent to which communication mix models are integrated in land expropriation practices globally. The study therefore analyzes the convergence of the variables from a Nigerian perspective with a view to extricate pertinent lessons on the communications mix-land expropriation nexus.

Social inequality is a fundamental element for dimensioning territorial indicators in addressing the urban social issue, especially in the study of the social exclusion / inclusion relationship and, consequently, for the elaboration of comprehensive and inclusive public policies. Crucially, social vulnerability is defined as a situation in which the resources and skills of a given social group are insufficient and inadequate to deal with the opportunities offered by society. The objective was to identify areas of social vulnerability in the municipality of Campina Grande.

The lessening of rural poverty continues to be a paramount goal of the developing countries as the majority of their poor population still resides in the countryside. The World Bank, for example, estimates that more than 70 percent of the world’s poor reside in rural areas. So far, various strategies have been applied to address this concern, and among the major ones is rural employment creation. The agriculture sector has played a central role in providing rural employment opportunities in different countries.

This study was conducted with its main thrust being the unravelling of the elements of mismatch between higher education and the needs of industries. Bothquantitative and qualitative methods were used to collectdata from higher learning institutions, graduates, employers and government agencies. The mismatches uncovered included the insufficiency of soft skills in the labour market that are highly needed by industry: the ability of graduates to analyze situations and propose solutions, leadership and innovation and graduates’ ability to take responsibility of own actions and inactions.

No Brasil, o Tribunal Superior do Trabalho (TST) é a última instância para efeito de julgamento de questões relacionadas ao Direito do Trabalho. No ranking dos 200 maiores litigantes constam grandes empresas dos diversos setores econômicos do país, sendo as horas extras o segundo assunto mais recorrente com 54.730 processos em tramitação somente no TST. A maior produtora de minério de ferro do mundo ocupa a 15ª posição da listagem de resíduos de processos com 2.019 processos.

The outstanding public debt of Benin on June 30, 2020 was FCFA 4,251.44 billion compared to FCFA 3, 857.97 billion on March 31, 2020 (CAA, 2020). The corresponding indebtedness ratios are 43.9% (1st term of 2020) and 48.4% (2nd term of 2020). Such indebtedness progress deserves an analysis of Benin public debt sustainability. The aim of this study is to carry on the algebraic analysis of Benin public debt sustainability. This approach is based on the control of indebtedness ratio through intertemporal budgetary constraint.

It is central to the endless discussion about the past, the present and the future of the university as it was and should be addressed, what conditions are required of its leaders, what challenges they face in their work to preserve the best of the institution and exercise its role innovative by reconstructing its conceptions, institutions, procedures and values.

Designing an environmentally sustainable, economically and socially better productive territory in the Amazon region is possible through the implementation of a Living Lab, as a co-creation method, where users, companies and researchers idealize and perfect over time, a set of technologies capable of mitigating certain urban or rural problems in an interactive and intelligent way. This research aimed to theoretically model a Living Lab for the Tapajós micro region under the Open Systems Theory approach.

Introdução- O trabalho se constitui como um dos elementos fundamentais à existência humana, por meio dele as pessoas transformam, são transformadas e constituem sua identidade. O contexto de trabalho é um fator que influencia a saúde do trabalhador, considerando nesta perspectiva que a forma como este realiza seu trabalho, bem como suas relações interpessoais neste, sua vida social, física e mental, entre outros, permitem que suas atividades laborais sejam consideradas prazerosas ou não.

The commercial model adopted in the Brazilian Electric Sector since 2004 introduced a new process of purchase and sale of electricity starting from auctions. With the inclusion of customers in the free market, there was a need for studies and development of tools for the use of electricity contracting by the industry since a correct choice of energy volume and price can guarantee the company's profit or the viability of its service.