Interdisciplinary Research Paper on Development and Peace

Our authors addressed several topics in various fields including languages, sciences, environment and clinical psychology, respectively topics dealing with anthroponymic onomastics through morphophonological phenomena; the confusion between the concepts of physical magnitude and physical measurement and the non-assimilation of the existence of physical units in writing by pupils; the pedagogical difficulties encountered in a session of experimental physics practice at the State examination of the fourth year of science; the evaluation of some physico-chemical properties of the soil under Milicia excelsa; the influence of density on the yield of maize and groundnut grown in association; the pathological state of bacterial wilt of banana; the analysis of the impact of climate change on the agricultural calendar and adaptation mechanisms; the traumatic legacy among adolescent victims of the Kamuina Nsapu conflicts and finally the psychological factors that promote resilience among victims of sexual violence.