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the battlefield saw him promoted to the rank of brigadier general. David A. Bell, Napoleon: A Concise Biography (New York: Oxford University Press, 2015), 17. Steven Englund, Napoleon: A Political Life ... . Martin’s, 2008), 35. 9 Jean-Barthelemy Le Couteux de Canteleu, “Bonaparte in Barras’s Salon,” 1875, in Blaufarb, 37. 10 Blaufarb, 37. 11 Napoleon Bonaparte, “Historical, Political, and Military Notes on the
with.Keywords : Graphic Turn; Craftivism; Textimony; Textile Activism; Brazilian Political Activism. ... Historia Intelectual, 11, 123-148. [ Links ] Greer, Betsy (2008). Knitting for Good: a guide to Creating Personal, Social & Political Change, Stitch by Stitch. Boston: Trumpeter. [ Links ] Greer, Betsy
configured in the Colombian regions? What is the role of the state, political actors, armed groups, and communities in these scenarios? We use the structural relational approach of Charles Tilly (1998) to ... . 25-42), editado por Pedro Ibarra; Benjamín Tejerina. Madrid: Trotta. [ Links ] Tilly, Charles (2001). Mechanisms in political processes. Annual Review of Political Science, 4, 21-41. https://doi.org
The battles between proponents and opponents of judicial supremacy have recently intensified in the US and also in Europe. I summarise the debates in political philosophy, legal theory and ... Social and Political Philosophy (Faculty of Humanities) and of Sociology (Faculty of Social Sciences) at the University from anonymous reviewers and from Leonard Besselink, Nik de Boer, Bas Schotel, Marcel
fundamental rights. It uses the political philosophy of John Rawls to assess why we should attach priority to certain rights and which rights should therefore be considered fundamental rights. On this basis it ... important, and be very careful in allowing restrictions on fundamental rights for the purpose of protecting this market access. This article uses the political philosophy of John Rawls and his philosophical
Recognizing the pluriethnic and multicultural character of the Colombian nation in the 1991 Constitution led to open various spaces of political representation and participation for Afro-descendant
between 2005 and 2011; we call it “phase of socio-political organizations”. And from 2011, the third one occurred; we call it “phase of the popular economy”. These phases show how similar social subjects
country in Venezuela has had economic and political implications for the relationship between Venezuela and the United States has been addressed as one of the main points. The formation of this triangular ... , Reciprocity, or Rational Expectations? American Political Science Review, 85(1), 17-35. [ Links ] Gu, Jing; Humphrey, John; Messner, Dirk (2007). Global Governance and Developing. DIE Discussion Paper, 18
This paper addresses the teaching, research, and outreach experiences of an LGBTI+ collective’s outreach project called “Corpolítica” (body politics), which was created in the University of Brasília (UnB) in 2014. The fundamental reflection analyses the cisgender and heteronormative power that structures the university, characterized by its intersectional approach. The methods...
In democracies, the financialization of capital accumulation has implied low economic growth and increased political, income, and wealth inequalities. At the State level, it has led to the reduction ... that democratic commitment depends, to some extent, on political and socioeconomic equality. It is stated that the significant increase in inequality in neoliberal capitalism weakens the legitimacy of
la Aguja as a proposal that articulates textile practices, activism, and documentation of socio-political situations through a re-signified language to reconstruct past events and make memory of the ... born as a complaint against the continuity of political violence in Colombia and the breach of the Peace Accords. Keywords: Social Leadership; Textile Activism; Documentation without Harm; Memorial
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
philosophy.Keywords : Freedom; Law; Political philosophy. ... oneself from a prevalent but unrewarding concentration on 'kinds' of freedom, and to turn attention toward the truly important issues in this area of social and political philosophy. Key words:Freedom
