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exchanges about the place of pottery within the wider context of ancient economy as well as that of social This volume publishes the Proceedings of an International Symposium held at the University of Brussels Contributions discuss the role played by Greek pottery in trade networks and exchanges in the ancient Mediterranean specialists the papers build a bridge between different visions of ancient markets and lead to constructive Mediterranean world. Articles are grouped according to three topics Trade and traders value transport and places Pottery Markets in the Ancient Greek World (8th - 1st centuries B.C.). Proceedings of the International Symposium Symposium held at the Université libre de Bruxelles 19-21 June 2008 Pottery Markets in the Ancient Greek World (8th-1st centuries B.C.) Pottery Markets in the Ancient Greek World (8th - 1st centuries B.C.). Proceedings of the International Symposium Symposium held at the Université libre de Bruxelles 19-21 June 2008

vote PTV for the RWPP in the inclusion condition the propensity to vote for the RWPP is significantly higher higher than in the exclusion condition this holds particularly for policy-driven voters. The mainstream 3270 conducted in Flanders the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium we examine the electoral ramifications of willingness to rule or not with RWPPs radical right populist parties . Participants were exposed to a social with the main RWPP in Flanders Vlaams Belang VB . Findings reveal a main effect on propensity to vote To rule or not to rule? An experimental study of the electoral ramifications of claims to (not) rule

HISTORY OF RELIGIONS THE ACADEMY THE MEDIAS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Many scholars in the study of religion belief. To substantiate the understanding I take you on a small tour extending from 3 5 mya to the current religion continue to think that religion revolves around belief and faith. The same understanding is ubiquitous surprise to scholars of religion. Yet I take the argument a provocative step further by arguing that no religion Have to Do With Faith and Belief A Critical View on the Prevalent Understanding of Religion in the History Understanding of Religion in the History of Religions, the Academy, the Medias, and the General Public." "Does Religion Really Have to Do With Faith and Belief ? A Critical View on the Prevalent Understanding

how to prevent free-riders from causing a tragedy of the commons how to enforce rules and how to ensure who failed to accept rules for trade and finance. Indeed that was one rationale during the Cold War. By president of the Royal Historical Society and author of The Economic Government of the World From 1933-2023 interests include the economic history of Britain since 1700 the shifting boundaries between the market and Abstract The international institutions created during the Bretton Woods era could exclude those who How to avert a tragedy of the commons: Global governance and the environment

of Sheffield UK The present Volume is a timely and valuable contribution not only to the study of interregionalism It offers the most ambitious and wide-ranging survey of interregionalism available to the date. It also Multilateralism Lien Site de l'éditeur Pages 486 Is the EU isolated within the emergent multipolar world Concentrating and focussing on the European Union s EU evolving international role with regards to regional cooperation binding the EU with its Eastern and Southern neighbourhood as well as with Asia Africa and the Americas (ed.). Interregionalism and the European Union: A Post-revisionist Approach to Europe's Place in a Changing Interregionalism and the European Union. A Post-Revisionist Approach to Europe’s Place in a Changing

emblematic slogan The people want the fall of the regime during the Arab Spring. This themed issue investigates in the revolutionary Egypt. Specifically the authors explore the construction of the people s legitimacy community the people has been returned to centre stage physically and symbolically by the emblematic investigates not only the heuristic interest of the notion of the people but also its multifaceted development in revolutionary slogans the emergence of the political subjectivity of child martyrs and the way in which political STEUER, Clément. ‘We are the people’: Framing the notion of the people in the Egyptian revolutionary context ‘We are the people’: Framing the notion of the people in the Egyptian revolutionary context

Abstract The Future of Work is a collective interdisciplinary effort to grasp the trends that were reshaping Written in the immediate aftermath of the outbreak as countries around the world grappled with the economic debates of the 2019 congress of the Swiss Sociological Association on the future of work held at the University reshaping the world of work before the Covid-19 pandemic along with its effects on the workers and labour Neuchâtel in the fall of 2019. The chapters divided into five sections cover issues ranging from the impacts The Future of Work

sequel to the publication of the research that resulted from a three-year joint project between the University presents the proceedings of the international conference that took place in Brussels in 2015 and the sequel Irene Lemos in 2017. The volume includes papers on theoretical approaches to the study of rituals case University of Oxford and the Université libre de Bruxelles ULB . The volume offers complementary approaches approaches both thematic and geographic to the study of Early Greek ritual practices and expands into other Beyond the Polis Rituals, Rites, and Cults in Early and Archaic Greece (12th-6th Centuries BC) Beyond the Polis. Rituals, Rites and Cults in Early and Archaic Greece (12th‑6th centuries BC)