The Transatlantic Political Economy by Allan Potofsky

“…On both sides of the Atlantic, a desire to deepen economic ties between the two « regenerated » nations was kindled by the ideological potentials of republicanism in the United States and of the « reform monarchy » at the end of the ancien régime and opening years of the Revolution.This article examines an overlooked element in the « master narrative » of historians who have focused on the degradation of the political and economic ties between the two nations after 1787 : the American financial debt toward France grew in significance with the awareness of the proportions of the deficit of the French state. …”
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Muito além da mestiçagem: anti-racismo e diversidade cultural nos governos Lula by Sérgio Costa

“…This article examines the relationship between the two Lula administrations and indigenous and afro-descendant populations, considering two horizons of analysis, the insertion of Lula administrations in Brazilian nation building and its role for implementing rights established by the Constitution of 1988. From the ideological perspective, the article sustains that Lula's administrations have clearly broken with the mestizaje discourse. …”
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L’apprentissage par cœur, au-delà de la polémique by Yvan Abernot, Jacques Audran, Éric Penso

“…Our study proposes a reflexive approach, but also an investigation that tries to bear the hypothesis of a complementarity between learning by heart and comprehension.After having defined the concept, we try to classify the objects and functions of learning by heart to make emerge its advantages and risks.To support this problematic, we have analyzed the answers of thirty four elementary school teachers who position themselves and enrich the reflexion.It seems that beyond the representations sometimes dogmatic, or even ideological, of specialists and partners of education, the process of learning by heart could take part in an ambitious project, as long as it is not reduced to psittacism or evaluation facilities.…”
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“Colombia, the only risk is wanting to stay” by Marie-Laure Guilland

“…The link between risk or danger and Colombia is well established in the transnational imaginary and it is difficult to separate the two in the current ideological climate of international security. This imaginary of risk is so persistent that state-organised promotion of tourism is forced to take it into account in order to refute it. …”
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Intercambiar en Mesoamérica durante el Epiclásico (600 a 900 d.C.): poder, prestigio y alteridad. Un análisis de la cultura material de Puebla-Tlaxcala y Morelos (México) by Juliette Testard

“…Within a context of ideological, social and political disruptions following the end of Teotihuacán, new elites of these cities in sporadic contact with those of distant societies exerted their power thanks to glorification of persons, exacerbation of military force and prestige acquired through distant interactions.…”
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THE FRENCH STANCE TOWARDS THE POLISH PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC FROM THE ELECTION OF FRANÇOIS MITTERRAND TO THE LIFTING OF MARTIAL LAW AS ASSESSED BY POLISH DIPLOMATS by Mateusz Piotr GANCEWSKI

“…This article further proves that Polish foreign policy, though not sovereign, was not ideologically driven (besides official declarations) as the assessment of the French foreign policy demonstrates.…”
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La métro-périurbanisation comme nouveau paradigme ? by Émeline Bailly, Hervé Duret

“…Stigmatized for a long time, the knowledge of the periurbanized spaces was essentially approached through a series of all-embracing, sometimes ideological presuppositions, ignoring the variety of the urban and social dynamics at work. …”
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Carved in stone by Ana Catarina Basílio

“…Ultimately, this study examines these agglomerations as ideological tools that reshaped collective memory during the transition between the Chalcolithic and Bronze Age, shedding light on the more intangible behaviours of past communities. …”
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Colonialité intérieure : le temps messianique de la traslatio imperi franquiste by Brice Chamouleau

“…It discusses two main lines of interpretation, with which it agrees: the colonial ontologisation of ideological ennemies by Franco's regime and the post-colonial interpretations of the post-Franco Transition. …”
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Vanessa Place: The Death of the Poetry Book by Hélène Aji

“…It is this article’s contention that Vanessa Place systematically appropriates the modes of communication of the digital age to undermine the ideologies at work beneath the surface of all kinds of texts and text formats, through the production of books that re-form and recontextualize these texts to convey their ethical shortcomings.…”
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Męczeństwo – chrześcijańska wyłączność? by Krzysztof Kościelniak

“…The text presents the ideals and religious ideologies and convictions which refer to martyrs who sacrifice their life for the sake of great value principle. …”
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ABD’de Yükselen Popülist Dalga ve Trumpizm: Neoliberal Küreselleşme, Ekonomik Kriz, Siyasetin İşlevsizleşmesi ve Elitizme Karşı Bir Geri Tepki mi? by Ömer KURTBAĞ

“…Its main argument is that contemporary American populism shares the main traits of populism, such as anti-elitism, the rule of popular will, ideological confusion, and anti-pluralism. Secondly, it contends that the current political landscape of neo-populism has manifested through the decay of a globalised American economy and its fundamental democracy and politics, which demonstrates the need for a major overhaul of the establishment. …”
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No Smoke without fire? Mrs Garnett and the Russian Connection by Claire Davison-Pegon

“…Throwing light on the historical and ideological context of the translations, it becomes clear that Mrs Garnett’s subsequent reputation owes more to her era than former commentators may have allowed. …”
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MUSTAFA SEKİP TUNÇ'UN İNSAN ANLAYIŞI by Levent Bayraktar

“…It is only a holistic philosophical approach based on the whole disciplines investigating man and his cultural doings that can give us the representation of man. Otherwise, the ideologies that reduce man to the level of only one discipline or element would be insufficient. …”
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Ethnography and Religious Anthropology of Cuba: Historical and Bibliographical Landmarks by Emma Gobin, Géraldine Morel

“…This introductory paper offers an overview of the socio-historical conditions that have favoured this renaissance, placing them in the Cuban ideological and political context. In order to establish a few reference points in a field of research that has become particularly dynamic, it also outlines some important trends in the scholarship on Cuban religions and briefly lists and comments on recent studies. …”
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The Imaginary Reagan Revolution: On the Conservative Undermining of Radical Left-Wing Discourse by Bradley Smith

“…This article suggests that the use of revolutionary rhetoric by American conservatives is an ideological tool that tends to undermine the very meaning of revolution, thus reducing the number of politically viable alternatives that would prompt significant change. …”
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Political parallelism in Iceland by Guðmundsson Birgir

“…The analysis suggests a high degree of perceived political parallelism and that the perceptions are reflected in partisan ideological views of individual media outlets. The same – or at least similar – perceptions about political parallelism in the media system seem to penetrate the system irrespective of age and at the national, local, and individual level of politics. …”
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The language ecology of a new Afrikaans Bible by F. Ponelis

“…The Afrikaans Bible is translated in Standard Afrikaans. Both the ideological connection of this code with Afrikaner nationalism and its marked divergence from varieties of colloquial Afrikaans are relevant to a new Afrikaans Bible translation. …”
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La médiation de Madame Bovary en Suède by Hans Färnlöf

“…Recently adapted on stage, the novel seems mediated today mostly through an ideological consumption filter, rather than being approached in its historical and literary context.…”
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Community in Native America: Continuity and Change among the Sioux by Raymond J. DeMallie

“…In recent times, new definitions of community based on ideologies of blood and race are competing with older definitions based on kinship and face-to-face social interaction, common language, and common culture.…”
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