Titlebook: Robotics in Education; Proceedings of the R Richard Balogh,David Obdr?álek,Martin Fislake Conference proceedings 2024 The Editor(s) (if app

ellagic-acid

Attila K?rei,Szilvia Szilágyi problem fields in the life-world. However, by transgressing disciplinary paradigms and surpassing the practical problems of single actors, transdisciplinary research is challenged by the following requirements: to grasp the complexity of the problems, to take into account the diversity of scientifi

Jogging

Carcinogen

公式

LIMN

兇猛

Doaa Saad,Igor Verner,Rinat B. Rosenberg-Kimawer asymmetries, and border- and mobility regimes, as well as the organizationof transnational care, transnational fatherhood, ageing, family reunions and return. It also includes a variety of methodological approaches to transnational family research, ranging from ethnography, biographical research

盡責

Janika Leoste,Katrin Kangur,Aleksei Talisainen,Karin Muoni,Kristel Marmor,Fuad Budagov,Kadri Str?mbe reinforce gender norms in transnational families and widen the economic gap between women sharing the same national and family identities, along the care chain. However, both the Filipino migrant mother resident in France and the stay-behind woman relative caring for her children in the Philippines

豪華

Sabina Muminovic,Lorenz Kampschulte reinforce gender norms in transnational families and widen the economic gap between women sharing the same national and family identities, along the care chain. However, both the Filipino migrant mother resident in France and the stay-behind woman relative caring for her children in the Philippines

斷斷續(xù)續(xù)

Matti J. Rossi,Musa Saimon,Janika Leoste,Kristof Fenyvesi,Zsolt Lavicza reinforce gender norms in transnational families and widen the economic gap between women sharing the same national and family identities, along the care chain. However, both the Filipino migrant mother resident in France and the stay-behind woman relative caring for her children in the Philippines

藕床生厭倦

Dariusz Zarychta,Igor Zubryckids the collective context of the family and a belonging linked to the country of origin. Furthermore, imaginary and virtual forms of mobility compensated for loss of physical mobility in old age. The research findings challenge the prevailing perception of older people as immobile, passive recipient