Religião e lutas identitárias por cidadania e justiça: Brasil e Argentina by Joanildo A. Burity

“…One of the recent developments in the Latin American context is surely the growing public impact of identity claims and disputes, which are connected to demands for citizenship rights and justice or for political representation. The cultural dimension of this process is, inextricably, linked with the political one, both in a symbolic and a political sense. …”
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Vicissitudes do intelectual público: um estudo de caso sobre Mário Pedrosa (1944-1968) by Josnei Di Carlo

“…With this, his political ideas circulated to a broad audience, unaccustomed to the subtleties of the arts. …”
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Russian Strategy for Eurasian Integration: Key Elements, Determinants and Prospects for Development by D. S. Alekseev

“…Yeltsin and were merely adjusted to meet certain political, social and economic changes both in Russia and abroad. …”
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La géopolitique interne de l’Equateur après la « révolution citoyenne » by Alexis Sierra

“…The general elections in Ecuador in 2009 closed the first stage of political renovation started by president Rafael Correa. …”
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Le pluralisme politique de l’Ouest canadien by Florence Cartigny

“…Since the 1870s, Western Canada has often felt left aside from the politically powerful provinces of Ontario and Quebec: this federal lack of interest goes hand in hand with unfair representative power both in the Senate and in the House of Commons.As a result, this politically and economically divergent region has created several political parties. …”
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A cidadania, o universalismo e a diferença by Paulo Manuel Costa

“…The systematization of the debate was made with reference to four thematic axes: first, the relationship to be established between the public sphere and the private sphere; as a function of this joint, which identity prevails in the political community; thirdly, what is the role assigned to political participation; and, finally, the reflexes that citizenship may have on social cohesion of the political community. …”
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“A New Ruling Class”. The mayors of Buenos Aires Province during the National Reorganization Process in Argentina by Paula Vera Canelo, Juan Pablo Kryskowski

“…The inquiry led to the following findings: i) this political elite had distinctive features, linked to the wider political and repressive goals of the dictatorship; ii) In a first period a majority of military mayors were appointed in towns considered as a “priority” for repression( densely populated, industrial, seat of important educational institutions or military facilities); iii) the profile of most of these officials was similar to that of other contemporary elites: male, professional, engaged in occupations typical of local public figures and with party affiliations characteristic of “compatible civilian leadership”; iv) the stability of their political careers was favored by traits such as a civilian background, landownership, previous experience in provincial civil service and prior political experience; and v) although the creation of a new ruling class was among the primary goals of the dictatorship, only a few of the Buenos Aires province mayors were able to secure their political survival upon the return of democratic rule.…”
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The Power of Discourse in Postmetaphysics: Between Dialectical Materialism and Transcendentalism by A. S. Merzenina

“…The central phenomenon that is deconstructed in Christian postmetaphysical philosophy in the text is “political ontotheology”, that is, the powerful metaphysical discourse used to build a political ideology. …”
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Allan Boesak: innocence and the struggle for humanity by M. Cloete

“… As a Black theologian and political activist, deeply committed to the cause of freedom, reconciliation and justice in South Africa, Allan Boesak has embraced the philosophy of Black consciousness as a legitimate moral-political foundation for the development of national unity. …”
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Opposing English, Contesting Capitalism: Pearse’s and Connolly’s discourses on the “Necessity for De-Anglicising Ireland” in the Early 20th Century by Kevin Petit Cahill

“…This article looks at the way two major Irish political figures of the early 20th century, Pádraic H. …”
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Les promoteurs des associations de travailleurs, Russie tsariste et soviétique, 1905-1930. Contribution à l’histoire des socialismes dits « utopiques ». by Anna Safronova

“…Based on archival and print sources, the article reconstructs the network of actors who constituted association socialism and places their ideas and practices in a broader socio-political context. This paper argues that the ideas and practices of associationist socialists influenced the policy decisions of the Bolsheviks, despite the fact that the latter did not recognize the legitimacy of the political ideas of their opponents. …”
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Explorer la dimension spatiale des ressorts biographiques de l’engagement by Félicie Roux

“…Drawing upon a field study on social mobilizations of pupils' parents' in Seine-Saint-Denis, this paper discusses the role of local attachment and relations to place, analyzed through parents' individual trajectories, among social determinants of political involvement. Residential experience, along with other biographical aspects of parents’ trajectories, should not be overestimated as factors of activism and different levels of political involvement. …”
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Patrimoine juif, pouvoir marocain by Chiara Lutteri

“…In this new political setting, the King has seen his political prerogatives formally reduced, all while striving to maintain his role of arbitrator in the Moroccan political game. …”
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Behavioral Analysis in International Business Negotiations Based on the Bargaining Model of Game Theory by Bei Zhang

“…Financial restrictions and trade restrictions are the most important digital trade restriction factors that countries pay attention to when negotiating, and political stability is the most important political factor that countries pay attention to when negotiating. …”
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Euroscepticism in France: Past and Present by R. I. Blagoveshchenskii

“…The paper examines the genesis and subsequent evolution of the French Euroscepticism and identifies current political positions of the Eurosceptic parties in France. …”
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EVOLUTION OF CONFLICT STUDIES IN THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CONTEXT IN POST-SOVIET RUSSIA by A. I. Nikitin

“…Article analyses formation and development of the conflict studies in Russia as a sub-discipline within political sciences, on the edge between political theory and studies of international relations and international security. …”
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Les « associations villageoises de jeunesse » en pays bété, Côte d’Ivoire by Léo Montaz

“…Analysis of contemporary dynamics will also make it possible to better describe democratisation processes in village political arenas, in relation to which the question of the citizenship of “subordinate” categories is considered, categories that are traditionally excluded from the political game.…”
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Slavery and Kant’s Doctrine of Right by Huaping Lu-Adler

“…This normative silence about the institutions of Atlantic slavery and the slave trade points to certain limitations of Kant's political philosophy, limitations that might have made it theoretically difficult for him to figure out exactly what to do about those institutions as entrenched political realities. …”
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Negative emotions, projection bias, and the vote choice in South Korea by Kiyoung Chang, Jeeyoung Park

“…Specifically, most centrist voters and those from one side of the political spectrum perceived the ‘corrupt’ party as moving further from their own ideological positions. …”
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Hobbes and Kant: Materialism and Rhetoric by Gonzalo Bustamante Kuschel

“…This study analyses their interpretations of paradiastole and the implications for the political thought. The argument is that both thinkers, in seeking a rational foundation for the political order, anchor their notions of rationality in Epicurean materialism, by reconfiguring rhetorical elements to suit their respective philosophies. …”
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