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Original Article

Cross-cultural Communication Model in International Business

Pin Lick
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Soo Hoo

Keywords: Cross-cultural communication; cultural norms; interdependent self-construal; interaction goals; international business negotiation outcome

Article no: 30

Pages 204-211

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.08.30

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Original Article

Composite Indices Of Life Quality For Monitoring Of Sustainable Development Goals

T. V. Zhgun*

Keywords: Composite index, data errors, life quality of the population, principal component analysis, sustainable development goals

Article no: 127

Pages 1038-1048

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.05.127

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Original Article

Management In The Sphere Of Inclusive Higher Education: Methodological Approach

E.A. Mitrofanova
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A.E. Mitrofanova
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R.A. Ashurbekov
,
O.N. Chetverikova

Keywords: Inclusive higher education, a management system, special needs students, goals of management, function of management, barrier-free environment.

Article no: 183

Pages 1800-1807

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.183

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Original Article

Achieving Sustainable Development For The Socio-Economic And Innovative Development Of Russia

S. A. Sharipov
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M. Y. Veselovsky
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M. A. Izmailova

Keywords: Innovative development, socio-economic well-being, sustainable development, sustainable development goals

Article no: 190

Pages 1587-1597

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.190

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Original Article

The Challenges Of Introducing Esd Into Curricula In Russia And Kazakhstan

Anatoly Zakhlebny
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Elena Dzyatkovskaya
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Irina Gaber
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Gaini Dlimbetova
,
Aiyza Sandibekova
,
Vega Pustovalova

Keywords: Education for sustainable development, sustainable development goals, international cooperation, greening of education, whole institutional approachlity

Article no: 36

Pages 314-322

Doi: 10.15405/epes.20121.36

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Original Article

Textbooks For Sd: Social Responsibility Of Authors

Elena Nikolaevna Dzyatkovskaya
,
Anna Alexandrovna Nesterova
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Gaini Karekeevna Dlimbetova
,
Anna Alexandrovna Mamchenko
,
Nadezhda Egorovna Surkova
,
Maria Sabrekova

Keywords: School textbook, education for sustainable development, sustainable development goals, social responsibility

Article no: 5

Pages 29-38

Doi: 10.15405/epes.20121.5

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Original Article

Asean Development On Children’s Toy Safety

Rahmah Ismail*
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Wan Amir Azlan Wan Haniff
,
Syed Sagoff AlSagoff
,
Suzanna Mohamed Isa
,
Kartini Aboo Talib at Khalid
,
Rozlinda Mohamed Fadzil

Keywords: ASEAN, toy safety, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), AEC Blueprint, consumer protection

Article no: 10

Pages 88-94

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.10.10

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Developing Self-Regulation Skills Of Children In Mathematics Lessons

Kairzhan Gabdullovich Kozhabayev
,
Symbat Zhumabayevna Zykrina
,
Rustem Serikovich Gabdullin

Keywords: Self-regulation, descriptor, student development, distance learning, learning goals, assessment

Article no: 234

Pages 1776-1784

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.234

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