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Original Article

Image Of The Mother In A.M. Amur-Sanan’s Novel «Muudran Kövün» («Mudreshkin's Son»)

Galina Borisovna Esenova
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Tseren Sergeevich Jalsanov
,
Tamara Sarangovna Esenova

Keywords: Kalmyks, family, Kalmyk woman, image of a woman

Article no: 65

Pages 481-487

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.65

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Original Article

Digital Archives Of Family Memory: Creation And Functioning In Educational Space

Natalia A. Garazha
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Irina G. Rzun
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Elena M. Malysheva
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Gurgen E. Iritsyan
,
Oksana S. Khlusova

Keywords: Digital history, digital archive, memory, family, museum, information technology

Article no: 266

Pages 2010-2018

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.266

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Original Article

Fostering Family Business Sustainability Strategies During Covid-19 Pandemic

Syeliya Md Zaini
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Nur Adura Ahmad Noruddin
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Mohar Yusof
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Leilanie Mohd Nor

Keywords: Family business, strategic management, sustainability

Article no: 69

Pages 731-750

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2022.10.69

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