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22 Jan 2016: of the economic crisis (2008-2014) Cambridge Vertical Readings in Dante’s Comedy Thursday 18th February, 6pm, Winstanley Lecture Theatre, Trinity College, Prof.

4 May 2017: taking place in economic life: the growth of competition, the impoverishment of the.

16 Feb 2015: Cinematographies from different continents have at times successfully appropriated each other’s languages for their own political and economic purposes.’.

4 May 2017: primary resources, economic progress was rapid, despite the crash of 1873, and. ... of personal identity, beneath the more obviously threatening crisis in the economic.

11 Jul 2018: 1976).Harrison, M. ‘Why did NEP fail?’, Economics of Planning (2, 1980).Karcz, J. ... M. ‘Collectivization and economic development’, Canadian Journal of Economics. & Political Science (1, 1967).Millar, J.

24 May 2019: political, economic grounds: the early debate about the consideration of Asturian as a Roman language. ... Management and Economics). Linguistic islands as environments favouring sustainable development of regional language varieties:.

10 Feb 2016: economic and cultural influence, were the place in which the notarial tradition. ... attempt to recreate perceptions and feelings rather than economic data, is that at.

31 May 2017: This contrasts with the immigrant situation in Patagonia; while in the UK Welsh is associated with stereotypical assumptions based on socio-economic, historical, religious or political information, Patagonia is too far ... This presentation will throw

28 Apr 2022: j) The Home University. The internship is embedded into the curriculum.

23 Jul 2024: Read more at: New publication: Writing the Economic Subject in Modern Western Europe: Representation, Contestation, Critique.. ... New publication: Writing the Economic Subject in Modern Western Europe: Representation, Contestation, Critique.

23 Jul 2024: The Sixth Cambridge Conference on Language Endangerment. The Sixth Cambridge Conference on Language Endangerment 'Curriculum Design and Evaluation for Endangered Languages', organised by Dr Mari Jones, Reader in French Linguistics and

13 Oct 2020: common economic loss.

10 Jul 2024: The quantitative aspect encompasses the statistical analysis of language vitality, trends of the speaker population, and the impact of socio-economic factors on language preservation.

17 Aug 2018: Our guests from Germany and the US joined us from the 9th to the 11th of July 2018 to discuss questions of economic subjectivity and subjectivation within literary, cultural and philosophical ... The contributions to the conference addressed economic

23 Jul 2024: century. A 'memory war' is raging in Eastern Europe, a cultural conflict that is increasingly leading states in the region to act against their own economic and political interests.

7 Jan 2015: 2. economic changes: shift from a rural plantation economy to industrial production. ... 2. Economic dependency on Europe still a feature. 3. Landowning aristocracy (Coffee Barons) still reign supreme, espeically in economy and politics.

23 Jul 2024: society and as a theme in prescribed literary works and films, and current work in French and Francophone Studies at University level, where it represents a core principle in curriculum development

28 Jun 2019: University) and Galina Pavlenko (Taganrog. Institute of Management and Economics). Linguistic islands as environments favouring.

23 Jul 2024: of the Third World in Contemporary French Philosophy and Heterodox Economics’.

23 Jul 2024: Congratulations to Dr Kirsty McDougall and her team on securing Economic and Social Research Council funding worth £880,000 for their new project on ‘Improving Voice Identification Procedures’ (IVIP). .