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The Human Image in Helmuth Plessner, Pierre Bourdieu, and Psychocentric Culture
Authors: Catt Isaac E.
Published: July 2024

In The Human Image in Helmuth Plessner, Pierre Bourdieu, and Psychocentric Culture, Isaac E. Catt offers a unique criticism of naturalistic reductions of humans to animals, to neuro substrates and to DNA. Catt explores a new interpretation of Plessner and Bourdieu, revealing the combinatory logic of semiotic phenomenology in both and their common problematic of communication. Through an emergent synthesis of philosophical anthropology and communicology, this book provides a basis for criticism of the failed mechanistic medical model in psychiatry, a fresh argument for reconceptualizing psychiatry as a human science, and for construction of a new ecological image of communicative being. Throughout the book, alternative attempts to transcend dualisms such as cybernetics, anti-anthropocentrism, and biosemiotics are revealed to risk reification of the very objects of their analysis. Scholars of communication, semiotics, philosophy, psychiatry, cultural studies, mental distress, and psychology will find this book of particular interest.
Hierarchy and Mutuality in Paradise Lost, Moby-Dick and the Brothers Karamazov
Authors: Langer Lawrence L.
Published: July 2024

The three works considered in Hierarchy and Mutuality in Paradise Lost, Moby-Dick and The Brothers Karamazov display a striking overlap in their concern with hierarchy and mutuality as parallel and often intersecting way of how human beings relate to each other and to divine forces in the universe. All three contain adversarial protagonists whose stature often commands admiration from audiences less ready to confront their motives and deeds than to be swayed by their verbal harangues. Why the quest for personal power should disturb the serenity of mutual love with such compelling force is an issue that Milton, Melville and Dostoevsky address with varying degrees of self-consciousness. In their texts the seeds of disaster seem to sprout in both spiritual and barren soil, sometimes nurtured by a hierarchy that gave them birth, at others in reaction against a hierarchy that would stifle their energy. The purpose of this study is to analyze the origins and the consequences of such tensions.
Memory and Political Art in Plato's Statesman
Authors: Craig Catherine
Published: July 2024

In Memory and the Political Art in Plato’s Statesman, Catherine Craig provides an original reading of Plato’s Statesman by bringing memory to the foreground. The dialogue itself explores various components of political memory, such as common speech, myths, and laws, and argues that these create a framework in which we live our political lives. Each of these aspects of political memory serves as an image to move the individual to rational inquiry. In this way, the dialogue suggests that political memory can serve as a starting point for philosophic recollection, allowing for a move from knowledge of the rational soul to first principles. Craig shows how Plato weaves together the personal, political, and philosophic dimensions of memory, providing a richer understanding of the significance of memory for political life. Beyond providing an analysis of the Statesman, this book helps readers consider the challenges of political memory in contemporary political life, while also arguing that memory mediates between universal, rational principles and the particular ends and circumstances of human life.
Sport Realism
Authors: Harper Aaron
Published: July 2024

In Sport Realism: A Law-Inspired Theory of Sport, Aaron Harper defends a new theory of sport—sport realism—to show how rules, traditions, and officiating decisions define the way sport is played. He argues that sport realism, broadly inspired by elements of legal realism, best explains how players, coaches, officials, and fans participate in sport. It accepts that decisions in sport will derive from a variety of reasons and influences, which are taken into account by participants who aim to predict how officials will make future rulings.

Harper extends this theoretical work to normative topics, applying sport realist analysis to numerous philosophical debates and ethical dilemmas in sport. Later chapters include investigations into rules disputes, strategic fouls, replay, and makeup calls, as well as the issue of cheating in sport. The numerous examples and case studies throughout the book provide a wide-ranging and illuminating study of sport, ranging from professional sports to pick-up games.
Radical Empathy in Multicultural Women's Fiction
Authors: Narcisi Lara
Published: July 2024

Fiction provides the possibility for radical empathy by connecting us with strangers and Radical Empathy in Multicultural Women’s Fiction: From the Library to Liberation both analyzes and embodies this phenomenon by putting women novelists of color in conversation with one another. Foregrounding the growing importance of intersectionality studies, this book considers how race, gender, and class interact for each author. In our increasingly fragmented national dialogue, this approach is unique and timely, demonstrating how novels can transform how we understand ourselves and act towards others.

Each chapter compares a contemporary female author to an earlier, canonical author of her ethnic background, depicting the dialogues that authors have across the decades. Each conversation focuses on an intersectional question: How has culturally-enforced silence impacted Asian women writers? How can the American road trip narrative provide Black men access to their pasts? How do poverty and gentrification impact Chicana coming-of-age stories? Finally, the book facilitates a dialogue across ethnic categories, considering what commonalities all women writers of color share in the contemporary United States, and how their conversations can reach and impact readers to take the crucial step from empathy to action in their own communities.
Taking Health to the Streets in Puerto Rico
Authors: Lerman Ginzburg Shir
Published: July 2024

Taking Health to the Streets in Puerto Rico: Resisting Gastronomic, Psychiatric, and Diabetes Colonialism traces the ways in which diabetes, depression, and food insecurity interact under the rule of US colonization in Puerto Rico as well as the ways in which these illnesses are interlaced with contemporary culture, colonization, and politics. Central to the book, and critical to its unique creative significance and contribution, is the conceptual unification of politicized health and the embodiment of identity and social inequality in Puerto Rico. Ultimately, the advancement of health equity in Puerto Rico is a matter of decolonization, and vice versa.
Nikki Haley's Lessons from the New South
Authors: Fenimore Wanda Little
Published: July 2024

In Nikki Haley's Lessons from the New South, Wanda Little Fenimore traces the resurrection of the phrase “New South” with South Carolina’s former governor, Nikki Haley. Through analyzing speeches, Fenimore demonstrates how politicians use historical terms in new ways that obscure their roots but remain oppressive in the twenty-first century. This book reveals how Nikki Haley manufactured her “New South” as progressive, and forward-thinking, yet the term functions as a form of inferential racism, ultimately, reproducing traditional conservatism rooted in white supremacy. Scholars of rhetoric, communication, political science, and women’s studies will find this book of particular interest.
Napoleon in the Russian Imaginary
Authors: Rosenshield Gary
Published: July 2024

Napoleon today is still a figure who fascinates both his admirers and detractors because of his seminal role in European history at the end of the eighteenth and beginning of the nineteenth centuries, straddling the French Revolution and the enormous empire that he fashioned through military conquest. Napoleon in the Russian Imaginary focuses on the response of Russia's greatest writers—poets, novelists, critics, and historians—to the idea of "Great Man" as an agent of transformational change as it manifests itself in the person and career of Napoleon. After Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo in 1815 and his subsequent exile to St. Helena, in much of Europe a re-evaluation of Napoleon's person, stature, and historical significance occurred, as thinkers and writers witnessed the gradual reestablishment of repressive regimes throughout Europe. This re-evaluation in Russia would have to wait until Napoleon's death in 1821, but when it came to pass, it continued to occupy the imagination of Russia's greatest writers for over 130 years. Although Napoleon's invasion of Russia and subsequent defeat had a profound effect on Russian culture and Russian history, for Russian writers what was most important was the universal significance of Napoleon’s desire for world conquest and the idea of unbridled ambition which he embodied. Russian writers saw this, for good or ill, as potentially determining the spiritual and moral fate of future generations. What is particularly fascinating is their attempt to confront each other about this idea in a creative dialogue, with each succeeding writer addressing himself and responding to his predecessor and predecessors.
The Speaking Animal
Authors: Suen Alison
Published: July 2024

Animals regularly populate philosophical texts as a foil to illustrate what it means to be human. How should we understand this human-animal divide? Not only does it inform us of who we are, it also tells us how we should relate to the larger non-human world. The Speaking Animal interrogates the human-animal divide by looking at our linguistic differences – how the speaking human subject is constructed through its opposition to the dumb animal. Alison Suen begins with an analysis of the role of language in animal ethics, with an eye toward the voice/voiceless opposition that is at work in animal advocacy. After offering a critical analysis of the ethical and political significance of speaking for animals, the booktakes on a more constructive turn, going against the usual interpretation of language as a capacity that allows us to reason. Instead, it argues that our language capacity is also a relational capacity. Language is that which enables us to develop kinship with others – including animal others.
Entropic Philosophy
Authors: Mussett Shannon M.
Published: July 2024

Now is a time of tremendous anxiety about the present and future state of the world. As the second law of thermodynamics states, entropy never decreases, time marches relentlessly forward, and closed systems inevitably break down. Entropy serves as a powerful metaphor capturing expressions of growing malaise and decline.

Entropic Philosophy: Chaos, Breakdown, and Creation builds on the meaning of entropy from the Greek entropia, signifying “a turning toward” or “transformation.” Developing a philosophy of entropy, this book draws variously from anthropology, psychoanalysis, literature, art, and the history of philosophy. This approach opens pathways for reverence and care that are crucial in preventing fear, existential inertia, and despair.
The Goods of Design
Authors: Guersenzvaig Ariel
Published: July 2024

A 2022 Choice Reviews Outstanding Academic Title

What ends should designers pursue? To what extent should they care about the societal and environmental impact of their work? And why should they care at all? Given the key influence design has on the way people live their lives, designing is fraught with ethical issues. Yet, unlike education or nursing, it lacks widespread professional principles for addressing these issues.

Rooted in a communitarian view of design practice, this lively and accessible book examines design through the lens of professions, offering a critical vision that enables practitioners, academics and students of design in all disciplines to reflect on the practice’s overarching purposes. Considering how these are connected to others' flourishing and moulded by community interactions, "The Goods of Design" argues for a practice-based approach to cultivate professional ethics; it provides a normative direction that can meaningfully guide professional design activity, both individually and collectively. The volume also looks into the implications work has for the designer's self-growth as a person, offering ways to discover and navigate the complex tensions between personal and professional life.
The Free and the Virtuous
Authors: Dudley Heather Dutton
Published: July 2024

What did liberty mean to the American founding fathers? It was not just about limited government, protecting rights, and leaving people free to live their own definition of a good life. It was to be a movement toward the highest of human flourishing. A new genus of liberty had taken root here in the fresh American soil, and there was a special something—a moral discipline—that was inherent in the American character that would allow it to thrive. Above all, real liberty was dependent upon good character. The new nation had barely gotten any traction, however, when the founders’ ideal of a liberty based upon virtue began to lose its luster. Over time, liberty gradually became more about rights and less about the responsibility to be good. Character no longer matters, and we don’t seem to mourn the loss
Child Survivors of Genocide
Authors: Heying Shirley A.
Published: July 2024

Child Survivors of Genocide: Trauma, Resilience, and Identity in Guatemala presents mixed-method, comparative ethnographic research conducted with orphaned child survivors who are now adults. These survivors were orphaned during Guatemala’s thirty-six-year internal armed conflict and particularly during the heightened period of genocide from 1978 to 1983, referred to as la violencia. Raised for the majority of their childhoods in a family-style permanent residential home in the highlands region, the author examines the long-term consequences that these individuals have faced not only from grieving the loss of their parents and family members but also because of their orphan status. While they suffer from lasting trauma, these child survivors have become resilient, well-adapted adults with a strong internalized sense of ethnic identity. They also engage in creative and transformative practices regarding ethnic identity and belonging that have contributed to their abilities to adapt to their life circumstances in positive, constructive ways, and have expanded what it means to be Maya Indigenous Guatemalans today. Child survivors’ experiences offer inspiration, justify expanded research with child survivors as their own distinct survivor group, and warrant reconsideration of in-country residential care when other forms of loving, nurturing in-country care are unavailable.
Student Teaching
Authors: Wasburn-Moses Leah , Wasburn Philo C.
Published: July 2024

Student teaching is considered to be the single most powerful learning experience in teacher preparation. Although much has been made of its importance, surprisingly little research has been conducted specifically on student teaching, which some claim has remained unchanged for a century. Because student teaching is nearly universal in a field with wide-ranging practices even within a single institution of higher education, the possibility of modification in student teaching to lead reform in teacher preparation is quite strong. The authors present a history of student teaching, theory, practice, and policy; review the research literature, past and present; and present practical guidelines for reform that align with evidence.
National Narratives of Mali
Authors: Ba Konaré Dougoukolo Alpha Oumar
Published: July 2024

Mali is often depicted as a successor state of the Ancient Mali Empire. Since 2012, a lasting political, social, and security crisis has engulfed the country. Non-state armed groups, community militias, and fundamental Islamist fighters, have been wreaking havoc in a state that was praised for its diversity and religious tolerance. Amidst these violent conflicts, various narratives have been employed to mobilize support for Mali. These narratives have not prevented the rise of community-centered strategies for survival. Fula, the largest West African community, has often been associated with narratives related to violent conflict. Subjective appropriations have fueled peacebuilding and warmongering. National Narratives of Mali: Fula Communities in Times of Crisis analyzes the narratives employed in Mali by actors in the field to justify their actions and strategies. Dougoukolo Alpha Oumar Ba Konaré studies the reactions from Fula communities that have experienced and created narratives of their own, based on their own senses of identity.
The Tragedy of Australian Foreign Policy
Authors: Doyle Randall
Published: July 2024

The Evolution of Australian Foreign Policy is a book that presents a modern-day argument concerning Australia's external affairs policies in the 21st century. The book makes the case that it is time for Australia to move on from its historic British colonial roots and its subsequent subservient roles within the empires of Great Britain and the United States since Federation in 1901. The ongoing military debacle and strategic disaster of the U.S.-led Iraq War has triggered a movement within Australia's intellectual and political communities to rethink Australian foreign policy. An impressive group of dissenters began to question Australia's blind obedience to the post-World War II American empire. And, since the extraordinary publication of The Palace Letters, in 2020, the charm and distinction of being a part of the British Commonwealth has begun to lose its glory and uniqueness for a growing number of Australians. In truth, Australia is a nation in transition. It is becoming an independent Republic. A nation of Australians. Led by an Australian president elected by Australians. The nation of Australia has come of age. No more masters of any kind to rule over it. Australia has finally become the master of its own destiny and fate in the 21st century.
Intersections of Race, Gender, and Precarity
Authors: Baran Stephanie M.
Published: July 2024

In Intersections of Race, Gender, and Precarity: Navigating Insecurities in an American City, Stephanie Baran argues that when it comes to assistance the United States government often creates more problems than it solves. These institutions are not in the business of creating a pathway for people to escape poverty, often compounding that poverty instead. Through a two-year ethnographic study of poverty and insecurity in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the author shows how people navigate situations of poverty through interviews with recipients and organizations as well as those working at a local community pantry. Consequently, research uncovered how local food organizations with connections to the Milwaukee Chapter of the Black Panther Party hide their more radical roots to protect food donations from white donors, in essence protecting white fragility. People are far closer to experiencing poverty than they realize, as shown by the Government Shutdown of 2019 and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and typically have incomplete and inaccurate ideas of poverty as well as how people can experience upward mobility. Intersections of Race, Gender, and Precarity reveals this gap through a focus on how all these factors show up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Women's Performative Writing and Identity Construction in the Japanese Empire
Authors: Kakihara Satoko
Published: July 2024

In Women’s Performative Writing and Identity Construction in the Japanese Empire, the author examines how writers captured various experiences of living under imperialism in their fiction and nonfiction works. Through an examination of texts by writers producing in different parts of the empire (including the Japanese metropole and the colonies and territories of Taiwan, Korea, and Manchukuo), the book explores how women negotiated the social and personal changes brought about by modernization of the social institutions of education, marriage, family, and labor. Looking at works by writers including young students in Manchukuo, Japanese writer Hani Motoko, Korean writer Chang Tŏk-cho, and Taiwanese writer Yang Ch’ien-Ho, the book sheds light upon how the act and product of writing became a site for women to articulate their hopes and desires while also processing sociopolitical expectations. The author argues that women used their practice of writing to construct their sense of self. The book ultimately shows us how the words we write make us who we are.
Media, Ethnicity, and Electoral Conflicts in Kenya
Authors: Maweu Jacinta Mwende
Published: July 2024

Media, Ethnicity, and Electoral Conflicts in Kenya critically examines the interplay between the media, ethnicity, and electoral conflicts in Kenya. Jacinta Mwende Maweu analyzes the place of ethnicity in Kenyan politics and the key drivers of electoral conflicts, as well as how ethnicity influences media framing of these conflicts in the Kenyan context. Maweu argues that, although there are many factors that can affect an electoral process and result in conflict and violence, the role that the mainstream media and new media play is central. As Maweu illustrates through various arguments, politicians in Kenya and other deeply divided societies in Africa have continued to use mainstream and digital media to weaponize ethnicity as they invoke issues of belonging, inclusion, and exclusion. By examining the role of both traditional and digital media in electoral conflicts, Media, Ethnicity, and Electoral Conflicts in Kenya makes a significant contribution to the ongoing academic debate on the role of media in elections and electoral conflicts in Kenya and Africa.
Kurdish Identity, Islamism, and Ottomanism
Authors: Ekici Deniz
Published: July 2024

A major common misconception in scholarship on Kurdish journalistic discourses is that Kurdish intellectuals of the late Ottoman period cannot be portrayed as Kurdish nationalists. This theory prevails because of the belief that they not only endorsed and promoted Pan-Islamism and Ottoman nationalism instead of Kurdish ethnic nationalism, but also because they allegedly eschewed political demands and instead concerned themselves with ethno-cultural issues to articulate forms of “Kurdism” rather than “Kurdish nationalism.”

Refuting this underlying misconstruction of the nexus between Pan-Islamism, Ottomanism, and Kurdish nationalism, this book argues, based on empirical findings, that the Kurdish periodicals of the late Ottoman period served as a communicative space in which Kurdish intellectuals negotiated and disseminated an unmistakable form of Kurdish nationalism. It claims that hegemonic Ottomanist and Pan-Islamist political thought were used in pragmatic ways in the service of burgeoning Kurdish nationalism, but were rejected altogether when they were no longer useful to fostering Kurdish nationalism.
The Postcolonial Condition of Architecture in Asia
Authors: Lin Francis Chia-Hui
Published: July 2024

This book provides a bidirectional investigation of Asia’s spatiotemporality by asking how Asia is located and how localities are Asianized. Historical and theoretical inquiries into architecture and urbanism in order to trace a notional “common divisor” are integrated with readings of this Asian imagery. Such a common divisor is conditioned to Asia’s phenomenal postcolonial subjectivation and showcases Asia’s unique character. This book contends that the postcolonial condition of architecture in Asia suggests a potential and critical bridge to better understanding of the region. Theoretically, “display-ness” is a strategic and allegoric carrier that is in the focus of this book in order to emphasize the quality of display in a broader sense of time and space. Asia’s architectural and urban spectacle thus is meaningly magnified and intensified with this notion of display-ness to ground the cohesive abstraction among ideological discourse production, innovative theorizations, and empirical phenomena in contemporary scholarship.
Women and Tourist Work in Jamaica
Authors: Bolles Augusta Lynn
Published: July 2024

In Women and Tourist Work in Jamaica: Seven Miles of Sandy Beach, A. Lynne Bolles examines Jamaican women tourist workers and their workplaces in Negril, Jamaica. A major component of Negril’s tourism success is the labor of women tourist workers, ranging from housekeepers to hotel and business owners. Bolles’s ethnographic research examines key aspects of women’s labor in the tourist industry through the lenses of class, color, education, and training. Through the narratives of thirty interlocutors, Bolles focuses on the prescience of emotional labor and face-to-face encounters, investigating these women’s ideas about tourism on the local level and their wariness of the changing physical environment as a result of tourism expansion.

For more information, check out A Conversation with A. Lynn Bolles: Women and Tourist Work in Jamaica.
Killing for God
Authors: Schwalbe Stephen
Published: July 2024

Given the extremely high cost of overseas military operations today, the author offers readers scholarly insights as to what motivates kingdoms, countries, and groups to engage in religious conflict, beginning with those found in the Hebrew Bible. To do this, he analyzes three related religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, to determine their similarities and differences regarding the killing of people. The areas of conflict analysis include Fundamentalism, Proselytization, Sacrifice (to include martyrdom), and Revenge (to include genocide). The insights of preeminent religious and political scholars are integrated into this comprehensive analysis of conflict involving religion, leading to an answer to the ultimate question: Is the killing worth it?
The Rope and the Chains
Authors: Nederman Cary Joseph
Published: July 2024

Niccolò Machiavelli counts among the most famous (and infamous) political authors in the history of Western political thought, primarily on account of his book the Prince. Before he wrote that notorious treatise, however, he served for fourteen years as a prominent and active civil administrator in the government of the Republic of Florence. Removed from office in 1512, following a take-over by the Medici dynasty that had ruled the city during much of the fifteenth century, Machiavelli was incarcerated and tortured as a result of unsubstantiated accusations of his involvement in a coup plot. Soon after his release from prison, he composed the Prince, which is generally seen to constitute the beginning of his career as a political theorist as well as a comic playwright, poet and military analyst of note. Yet little attention has been devoted to the large body of writings—in the form of prose and poetry, as well as the hundreds of pages of diplomatic and personal correspondence—that he produced in the course of his public service. In an unprecedented interpretation, The Rope and the Chains carefully examines the neglected pre-Prince texts in order to frame his later theories. The book reveals that Machiavelli’s thought prior to the Prince was largely conventional when judged by the standards of his day. At the same time, it also demonstrates his dissatisfaction with the intellectual worldview in which he was enmeshed. Machiavelli “became” Machiavelli once liberated from the rope and the chains by which centuries of tradition had constrained him.
Developmental Regionalism and the Political Economy of Africa's Integration
Authors: Nubong Gabila Fohtung
Published: July 2024

In Developmental Regionalism and the Political Economy of Africa's Integration, Gabila Nubong argues that there are opportunities to transform the continent and the structural nature of its economies. Nubong revisits some of the earlier debates of Africa's industrialization and explores avenues of leveraging current opportunities to industrialize by focusing on integrating unbundled global production value chains. This book proposes that Africa should shift its development paradigm to pursue a model of regional corporation that combines integration and development objectives together, coined as ‘Developmental Regionalism.’ This approach would move African countries up global production value chains with the transformation of their minerals and the diversification of their economies through avenues of industrialization that unbundle production processes and increase servicification of manufacturing. Nubong argues that with breaking away from the proverbial resource curse and taking advantage of its demographic dividend and growing economies, Africa can chart a different future for itself within a developmental regionalism paradigm.
Francophone African Narratives and the Anglo-American Book Market
Authors: Steemers Vivan
Published: July 2024

In recent years, the material circumstances governing the production of African literature have been analyzed from a variety of angles. This study goes one step further by charting the trajectories of a corpus of francophone African (sub-Saharan) narratives subsequently translated into English. It examines the role of various institutional agents and agencies—publishers, preface writers, critics, translators, and literary award committees—involved in the value-making process that accrues visibility to these texts that eventually reach the Anglo-American book market. The author evinces that over time different types of publishers dominated, both within the original publishing space as in the foreign literary field, contingent on their specific mission—be it commercial, ideological or educational—as well as on socioeconomic and political circumstances. The study addresses the influence of the editorial paratextual framing—pandering to specific Western readerships—the potential interventionist function of the translator, and the consecrating mechanisms of literary and translation awards affecting both gender and minority representation. Drawing on the work by key sociologists and translation theorists, the author uses an innovative interdisciplinary methodology to analyze the corpus narratives.
Erzeugnisse des maschinellen Lernens
Authors: Lampe Oliver
Published: July 2024

In this work, the author shows the gaps in protection that arise in patent law through the use of machine learning in the development process of technical teachings and develops solutions to close these gaps in the sense of an efficient patent law system that is oriented towards economic aspects. To this end, he examines in detail the individual requirements for granting a patent. In doing so, he differentiates between the protection of the system that works on the basis of machine learning and the resulting product as an independent technical teaching. In addition, he deals with the inventor status of humans, whose role as the sole creator of technical teachings is increasingly being pushed back.
The construction of a total pledge: advantages and problems
Authors: Веревкин Д.В.
Published: July 2024

работа посвящена анализу конструкции договора о залоге всего имущества залогодателя (тотальный залог). На основании анализа действующего законодательства, литературных источников и судебной практики, автором выделяются основные особенности и преимущества применения механизма тотального залога. В то же время в работе обосновывается наличие проблематики, связанной с необходимость противопоставления залоговых обременений третьим лицам путем опубликования сведений о тотальном залоге для всеобщего сведения. В заключение автором предлагаются меры, направленные на улучшение действующего законодательства в целях повышения эффективности конструкции договора тотального залога.

the article is devoted to the analysis of the construction of the pledge agreement for the entire property of the pledger (total pledge). Based on the analysis of current legislation, literary sources and judicial practice, the author highlights the main features and advantages of using the total pledge mechanism. At the same time, the paper substantiates the existence of problems related to the need to oppose collateral encumbrances to third parties by publishing information about total collateral for general information. In conclusion, the author proposes measures aimed at improving the current legislation in order to increase the effectiveness of the construction of a total pledge agreement.
Features of the legal regulation of cultural heritage sites
Authors: Кузнецова А.А.
Published: July 2024

в статье представлен анализ правового регулирования объектов культурного наследия. Представляется, что охрана объектов культурного наследия основывается на законодательной базе, представляющей собой совокупность норм международного и национального права. Правовые нормы национального права содержат законы, регулирующие правоотношения в ходе охраны и защиты объектов культурного и наследия. В законодательную базу включаются подзаконные нормативные акты, представляющие собой Указы Президента РФ, Постановления и Распоряжения Правительства РФ, Стратегии и Программы которые отражают политическую обстановку и определяют меры, принимаемые государством в области культурного наследия России. Основным источником российского права является Конституция РФ, устанавливающая, что каждый человек имеет право на «участие в культурной жизни, пользование культурными учреждениями и доступ к культурным ценностям». Представляется, что культурное наследие любой страны выступает ценностью и мощным ресурсом, который определяет идентичность нации и её место в мире.

the article presents an analysis of the legal regulation of cultural heritage sites. It seems that the protection of cultural heritage sites is based on a legislative framework representing a set of norms of international and national law. The legal norms of national law contain laws regulating legal relations in the course of protection and protection of cultural and heritage sites. The legislative framework includes subordinate normative acts, which are Decrees of the President of the Russian Federation, Resolutions and Orders of the Government of the Russian Federation, Strategies and Programs that reflect the political situation and determine the measures taken by the state in the field of cultural heritage of Russia. The main source of Russian law is the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which establishes that everyone has the right to "participate in cultural life, use cultural institutions and access to cultural values." It seems that the cultural heritage of any country is a valuable and powerful resource that defines the identity of a nation and its place in the world.
Priority areas for improving the level of economic security of the Russian Federation
Authors: Абдрашитов В.М. , Крутояров А.А.
Published: July 2024

данная статья исследует приоритетные направления повышения уровня экономической безопасности Российской Федерации. Особую актуальность исследования данной темы в статье подчеркивается сложностью и многоаспектностью юридических вопросов национальной политики России в сфере борьбы с экономической преступностью. В статье представлен анализ приоритетных направлений повышения уровня экономической безопасности Российской Федерации, а также влияния экономических преступлений на экономику страны. Анализ и рекомендации авторов могут быть полезны для разработки и реализации эффективной национальной политики по борьбе с экономической преступностью в Российской Федерации.

this article explores the priority areas for improving the level of economic security of the Russian Federation. The special relevance of the study of this topic in the article is emphasized by the complexity and multidimensional nature of legal issues of Russia's national policy in the field of combating economic crime. The article presents an analysis of priority areas for improving the level of economic security of the Russian Federation, as well as the impact of economic crimes on the country's economy.
The riskiness of exchange transactions as a basis for their qualification as aleatory ones
Authors: Сычев М.С.
Published: July 2024

работа посвящена выявлению алеаторных признаков у сделок, совершенных на бирже (биржевых сделок). Анализируя законодательство о производных финансовых инструментах (т.н. «сделки на разницу») и научную литературу, автор обосновывает наличие у биржевых сделок отдельных признаков алеаторности, что заключается в значительной роли риска в структуре обязательственного правоотношения между участниками биржевых сделок. В то же время, сопоставляя последствия неблагоприятного участия в биржевых сделках с классическими алеаторными сделками (игры и пари), автор приходи к выводу о невозможности полного отождествления биржевых сделок на разницу с алеаторными сделками.

the article is devoted to the identification of aleatory signs in transactions made on the stock exchange (exchange transactions). Analyzing the legislation on derivative financial instruments (the so-called "transactions for difference") and scientific literature, the author proves the presence of certain signs of aleation in exchange transactions, which is reflected in the significant role of risk in the structure of the relationship of obligations between participants in exchange transactions. At the same time, comparing the consequences of unfavorable participation in exchange transactions with classic aleatory transactions (games and betting), the author comes to the conclusion that it is impossible to fully identify exchange transactions for difference with aleatory transactions.
On the issue of the unenforceable nature of obligations regarding the use of cryptocurrency in calculations
Authors: Басов А.А.
Published: July 2024

работа посвящена анализу текущего правового регулирования и правоприменительной практики в сфере обязательственных правоотношений по поводу использования криптовалюты Автором приводится критический анализ положений Закона о ЦФА, а также обосновывается, что предоставление исковой защиты требованиям, вытекающим из обязательств по поводу использования криптовалюты, только при условии соблюдения налоговых обязательств, противоречит гражданско-правовой догматике и прииципу равенства. Также в работе приводятся общие критические замечания относительно признания обязательств по поводу использования криптовалюты натуральными, предлагается пересмотреть подход к данной проблематике.

the article is devoted to the analysis of current legal regulation and law enforcement practice in the field of binding legal relations regarding the use of cryptocurrency. The author provides a critical analysis of the provisions of the CFA Law, and also substantiates that the provision of legal protection to claims arising from obligations regarding the use of cryptocurrency, only subject to compliance with tax obligations,contradicts the civil law dogma and the principle of equality. The paper also provides general criticisms regarding the recognition of obligations regarding the use of cryptocurrencies in kind, it is proposed to reconsider the approach to this issue.
Peculiarities of the implementation of international law norms on the territory of Russian special economic zones
Authors: Черномордов О.М.
Published: July 2024

особые экономические зоны, в рамках реализации национальных проектов РФ стали уникальной экспериментальной площадкой, на которой предприниматели, иностранные инвесторы, а также представители госучреждений смогли реализовывать самые различные проекты. Но, особенность данных территорий заключается не только в их оснащенности и инновационности, а в общей привлекательности для иностранных инвесторов. Число последних растет, не смотря на то что в 2022 году многие иностранные резиденты ушли с российского рынка. Но, для обеспечения безопасности интересов всех сторон правительство РФ прибегает к международным нормам права, которые призваны регулировать различные вопросы. В данной статье будут рассмотрены особенности реализации норм международного права в особых экономических зонах, на основе анализа актуальной литературы.

special economic zones, within the framework of the implementation of national projects of the Russian Federation, have become a unique experimental platform where entrepreneurs, foreign investors, as well as representatives of state institutions were able to implement a variety of projects. However, the peculiarity of these territories lies not only in their equipment and innovation, but also in their general attractiveness to foreign investors. The number of the latter is growing, despite the fact that in 2022 many foreign residents left the Russian market. But, in order to ensure the security of the interests of all parties, the government of the Russian Federation resorts to international norms of law, which are designed to regulate various issues. This article will consider the specifics of the implementation of international law in special economic zones, based on the analysis of relevant literature.
Current issues of social protection of youth during the economic crisis
Authors: Алиев А.Ш.
Published: July 2024

в статье анализируется проблема социальной защиты молодежи, которая является одной из наиболее актуальных и сложных в современном обществе. Социальная защита молодежи охватывает широкий спектр вопросов, начиная от образования и здравоохранения и заканчивая трудоустройством и доступом к культурным ресурсам. Экономический кризис последних лет внес серьёзные изменения в экономику и социальные отношения на территории России. Политика государства на данный момент направлена в сторону разработки долгосрочных решений вопросов правовой поддержки социального обеспечения молодёжи и молодых семей. Правовую систему направленную на социальную защиту и обеспечение молодёжи надо совершенствовать в направлении обеспечения программы стратегической социальной защиты молодёжи. Программа социальной защиты молодёжи в кризисный период требует правильного понимания, связанного с тем , что сюда должны входить и направления по созданию базы сниженного налогообложения и облегчённого кредитования предпринимательской деятельности среди молодёжи.

the article analyzes the problem of social protection of youth, which is one of the most urgent and complex in modern society. The social protection of young people covers a wide range of issues, from education and health care to employment and access to cultural resources. The economic crisis of recent years has brought serious changes to the economy and social relations in Russia. The state's policy at the moment is aimed at developing long-term solutions to issues of legal support for social security of young people and young families. The legal system aimed at social protection and provision of youth should be improved in the direction of ensuring a program of strategic social protection of youth. The program of social protection of youth in a crisis period requires a correct understanding, due to the fact that it should also include directions for creating a base of reduced taxation and facilitated lending to entrepreneurial activities among young people.
TEMPORARY AGING WEAR OF COBALT BASED ALLOY
Authors: Abdullayev Adil Polad , Əsgərova Günel Zakir , Isayeva Aida Ajdar
Published: July 2024

Abstract. The study of the properties of amorphous metallic magnetic alloys is one of the most important areas of modern physics. Despite the fact that a large number of scientific research works on the properties of metallic alloys with an amorphous structure have been carried out, many problems related to their properties still remain unsolved. From a practical point of view, this is due to the fact that they have very rare and wide physical properties. Changes in the structure of amorphous alloys leading to their complete crystallization also occur at room temperature, but thermal processing high temperatures requires more time. Therefore, in addition to the selection of the optimal thermal treatment mode for the (CoFe)75Si15B10 alloy, changes in the characteristics and distribution of the magnetization of the amorphous tape occurred in the structure during wear. As a result of the research, it was determined that there were significant changes in the maximum magnetic permeability after heat processing with an optimal isothermal storage time at a temperature of 420 °C in air. Keywords: amorphous alloys, thermal processing, magnetic permeability, isothermal storage time
IN REPAIR WORKS IN A LONG DIMENSIONAL BEAMLESS RAIL-SLEEPER FRAME RESEARCH OF TENSION AND DEFORMATIONS
Authors: Ahmadov Heybatulla , Akhundov Gazanfar
Published: July 2024

Abstract. In the article, the consequences of the residual deformation caused by the force formed in that part of the road due to the tension caused by the need to lift it or the need for heavy road vehicles to climb on it while carrying out repair work on the substructure of the long-range rail-sleeper frame and the measures to eliminate them are discussed. longitudinal residual displacement has a negative effect on all elements of the upper part of the road, reducing their service life. Experiences show that by properly strengthening the gravel ballast layer under the sleepers, by properly tightening the anchoring or clamping bolts, there are good conditions for the rail-sleeper frame not to be exposed to negative effects for a long time. can be created. After the repair, the additional force that may arise due to the residual displacement along the length of the rails can be calculated, and a forecast can be made so that this problem does not occur. displacements and bending should not occur. By strengthening the ballast prism with special machines and properly fixing the rails, it is possible to fully stabilize the position of the rail-sleeper frame in the longitudinal direction. Keywords: railway, trackless rail, rail-sleeper frame, tensile force along the length of the rail, longitudinal compressive force, railway repair work, superstructure of trackless track, ballast prism
Analysis of The Effect of Floating Net Cages on Reservoir Water Quality
Authors: Syahrain Azriel Albani , Rosiyanah Dita , Putri Nur Fieka , Farhan Ohan
Published: July 2024

The use of Darma Waduk is as a source of clean water and a place of fish cultivation in the form of net cages. The number of floating net cages that currently exist is 6521, and the number continues to increase quite significantly from the previous year. The existence of floating net cages affects water quality, while water quality is an aspect to be considered in water utilization. The study aims to analyze the impact of floating net cages on water quality and efforts to control the floating net cage population in Darma Waduk. The research uses a quantitative and qualitative approach, starting with surveys and interviews with floating net cage farmers and related services. Subsequently, water samples were taken, and the results of laboratory tests were analyzed using the Pollution Index (IP) method. The results of the calculation using the pollution index (IP) method at the first point (PDAM Intake Area) obtained a result of 4.14, at the second point (around the floating net cage area of the village of Cipasung) a value of 3.76, and at the third point (in the floating net cage village of Jagara) a score of 4.12. The results of the research showed that the water quality taken from the three points of the sample included light pollution when referring to the class I water quality standard according to PP No. 22 for 2021. However, the presence of household and agricultural waste also contributes to the pollution burden in the Darma Valley.