Migratory Subjectivity in E. Jane Gay’s Choup-nit-ki, With the Nez Percés by Wendy Harding

“…Gay’s self-presentation cracks the restrictive nineteenth century mold of femininity and liberates the subject, even as, ironically, the author collaborates in the project of imposing on the Nez Perce the constraints legislated through the Dawes Act. …”
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L’Empire en question : origines et développement d’un débat américain contemporain by Céline Letemplé

“…Apologists for Empire are neoconservative or liberal thinkers who share the same exceptionalist triumphalism and messianic idealism. …”
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Le conservatisme américain : entre maturité philosophique et précarité politique by Jérôme NOIROT

“…The purpose of this article is to explore the intellectual roots of conservatism in the United States and, in the process, to show how some of the principles of conservatism and classical liberalism of 18th and 19th-century Europe came to be fused into a typically American political doctrine that is both coherent and wary of big government as inaugurated by the New Deal. …”
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Le patient : le tiers impensé dans l’apprentissage du raisonnement clinique by Delphine Guyet, Jean-Luc Rinaudo

“…The student performs, under supervision, a first care session with a patient accustomed to this liberal practice. The survey methodology implemented includes recordings of care sessions. …”
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Les autochtones invisibles ou comment l’Argentine s’est « blanchie » by Sabine Kradolfer

“…Since the end of the 19th century, in its will to assimilate the Amerindian Mapuche populations to its republican ideology of liberal tradition, the Argentinean state led to their invisibilisation more than their disappearance. …”
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Trajectories of Vulnerability of Rural Territories in the Ecuadorian Andes: a Comparative Analysis by Nasser Rebaï, Julio A. Alvarado Vélez

“…While the peasant populations of the Ecuadorian Sierra have been marked by multiple constraints in their history, for thirty years, the liberal policies that aimed at the “modernization” of the primary sector of the economy in Ecuador have led to profound changes in the Andean regions. …”
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Reconsidérer la prospective de l’eau en Europe dans ses dimensions politiques by Sara Fernandez, Gabrielle Bouleau, Sébastien Treyer

“…This example helps us to unpack neo-liberal premises and geographical biases of the DPSIR model. …”
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Relations of Society Concepts and Religions from Wikipedia Networks by Klaus M. Frahm, Dima L. Shepelyansky

“…We establish five poles of influence for society concepts (Law, Society, Communism, Liberalism, Capitalism) as well as five poles for religions (Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Chinese folk religion) and determine how they affect other entries. …”
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SACCHARIFICATION OF CORNCOB USING CELLULOLYTIC BACTERIA FOR BIOETHANOL PRODUCTION by TITI CANDRA SUNARTI, ANJA MERYANDINI, M. EDY SOFIYANTO, NUR RICHANA

“…The results showed that all isolates of cellulolytic bacteria can grow on cellulose fraction better than on  delignified corncob, and alpha cellulose.  The highest hydrolytic activity produced from cellulose fraction was by isolate C4-4, which liberated 3.50 g/l of total sugar.  Ethanol can be produced by mixed culture of bacteria and yeast, but because of competitive growth, the fermentation only produced 0.39-0.47 g/l of ethanol. …”
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Las fotografías de prensa sobre el 9 de abril de 1948 entre el recuerdo y el olvido by María Isabel Zapata V.

“…Pero esta investigación, más allá de centrarse en los pormenores de la vida del líder liberal que falleció ese fatídico día, Jorge Eliécer Gaitán, y las consecuencias de su muerte como tal, se detiene en la forma gráfica en que el periódico El Siglo, El Tiempo y la revista Cromos se refirieron a los hechos ocurridos entorno a la muerte del líder, y cómo fue cambiando con el transcurrir de los años la propuesta fotográfica presentada en estos, entre 1948 y 1973.…”
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L’Entreprise-agence de Jean Walter. 1918-1957. L’architecture au service de l’affairisme ? by Marie Gaimard

“…Towards the end of his life, his name appeared in popular newspapers, as well as architectural reviews. Imbued with liberalism and inspired by the industrial world, he transposed into the architectural world methods originating from the scientific organization of work, sometimes literally. …”
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The critique and transcendence of universal values through the humanity’s common values: a theoretical investigation on Marx’s thought on personal freedom by Yun Wang, Wenyu Liu, Peng Li

“…Marx’s notion of “personal freedom” is characterized as “concrete freedom,” referring to the “real individual” as historical, social and relational. In contrast, the liberal philosophers’ concept of “personal freedom” is seen as “abstract freedom,” where the individual is regarded as innate, natural and independent. …”
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Economic Growth, Institutions and Globalization A Critical Review on the Book One Economics, Many Recipe by Dani Rodrik by Seyed Hossein Mirjalili

“…Among the advantages is the consideration of each country's circumstances in growth policy, the lack of one size fits all for economic policies for development, challenging the universalism of neoclassical teachings, the distinction between ignition of growth and its sustainability, and questioning of the exaggerating in the benefits of trade liberalization. Among the challenges are using the prescription on the title of the translated book, problems in implementing the growth diagnostic method, utilizing qualitative methods instead of quantitative in growth diagnosis in practice, neglecting policies and measures for the second stage in growth sustainability, and methodological assessment of growth diagnosis.…”
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Market Mechanisms as a Social Deadlock for Russian Education by A. M. Osipov

“…Basing on foreign and domestic sources, the author proves that the marketization of education is generated by neo-liberal attitude of the financial and economic elites seeking to reduce state budget expenditures in the social sphere and keep up the disintegration of society and to secure their future domination. …”
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Russian conservatism: outlines of a responsible political course by A. P. Vorobev

“…The current socio-political situation indicates that Russian society refuses to accept liberal Western values, giving preference to values of a conservative nature. …”
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Revisiting Agamben’s Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life – A Critical Review by Md. Lab Hossain, Mahmuda Akter

“…Therefore, this book will serve as a trajectory not only for understanding the Western political sphere but also for the liberal democratic context of the subcontinent. …”
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Possibilities of Habit-Change in The Essex Serpent: A Semiotic Analysis of Cora Seaborne by Onur Eyüp Böle

“…This ethical turn, this article demonstrates, is specifically important in that it situates female subjectivity inside history instead of marginalising it in an exclusive or antithetical manner, and that it offers a liberating space for all its participants (including the Victorian male characters). …”
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Feu le régime d’accumulation tiré par la finance by Robert Boyer

“…Financial liberalization has triggered a series of financial innovations that seemed to define, at least transitorily and for the US and UK, an unprecedented consumer credit-led accumulation regime. …”
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The external sector of the Serbian economy by Ristanović Vladimir

“…The causes of external imbalances should be sought in the absence of adequate export strategy, as well as in high speed of liberalization of foreign trade flows and exchange rate policy.…”
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Profession, Vocation and Image of Antonio de Lebrija until 1950: From grammaticus to Father of Spanish Linguistics by Joaquín Pascual Barea

“…Lebrija’s figure has also been used politically, both from the nationalist and conservative position of traditional Catholicism, founded on his patriotism and services to the Spanish crown and his dedication to sacred letters, and from a liberal and progressive ideology, which highlighted his firm defence of freedom of expression and reason against the principle of authority. …”
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