Gone With the Covid – Scarlet in Quarantine: An Interview with Sarah Combs by Sarah Combs, Emmeline Gros

“…Laughter can be just the right medicine to forget our troubles. As a family Covid-19 quarantine project, Combs recently created a short film, Gone With the Covid, a spoof of the classic film, Gone With the Wind. …”
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Les femmes et le confit politique nord-irlandais à l’écran : images d’une population exclue ou victime dans le film Maeve ? by Cécile Bazin

“…While it is very rare to see women’s political involvement in the Northern Irish conflict on screen, Maeve (Pat Murphy, 1981) projects specific images of the Troubles through a feminist meditation on the status of Catholic women coming from a Republican background in Northern Ireland. …”
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How is Ulster’s History Represented in Northern Ireland’s Museums? The Cases of the Ulster Folk Museum and the Ulster Museum by Karine BIGAND

“…The ongoing over-sensitive relation between memory and politics in Northern Ireland has had an impact on the representation of history in museums, in particular the representation of the recent past and the “Troubles”. This is particularly true of the state museums that have been noted for, at best, their general embarrassment in the representation of history, at worst, their avoidance of it. …”
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Enjeux et conséquences de la réglementation sur le bois-énergie au Tchad by Ronan Mugelé

“…On the other hand, it is used to enforce the State’s authority on the aftermath of major political troubles. The case-study of southern shores of Lake Chad reveals transformations in the dynamics of local power and resource exploitation, even though many places remain beyond the capacity of authorities to control.…”
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Enki Bilal et l’anticipation d’une hypersportivité : le football Hors Jeu by Pierrick Desfontaine, Silvio Maltagliati , Jean-Nicolas Renaud 

“…Hors Jeu (1987) constitutes an opportunity to analyse this culture of excess through the lens of players’ identity troubles, hybridation of the body by the machine and physical and symbolic violence, expressed on the pitch and beyond.…”
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Le récit intermédial comme dispositif traumatique dans The Rings of Saturn de W. G. Sebald by Anne-Laure Fortin-Tournès

“…In its eruptive and disruptive power, Sebald’s anachronical intermedial narrative therefore troubles us, disquiets us and finally appears to us as the very embodiment of the traumatic symptom.…”
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Peace in History and Heritage. Some thoughts on a Museum of Peace in Northern Ireland by Karine BIGAND

“…I would also like to present the problematic treatment of the Troubles in the post-conflict Northern Irish heritage sector. …”
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Early-warning schemes for alarm mutation in networks based on control chart by Xing SU, Lu ZHANG

“…The amount of various network elements and alarms trigged is pretty startling with the expansion of the network.The traditional network operation and maintenance，that is，passively processed worksheet after the occurrence of network failure one by one，has been unable to adapt to the complex network management today.The various types of important service-related network alarm titles were sorted out，and the fluctuation under control for kinds of important alarms by control chart，establishes the graded early-warning model and algorithm for alarm mutation in networks combining with the service-related analysis，were analyzed.At last，a dynamic closed-loop control mechanism，which was preceded by fault occurred and actively digs into hidden troubles，was proposed.…”
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Urbanism in the steppe Volga Region in the XIII–XV centuries by Zeleneev Yury A.

“…The final decline of the steppe cities of the Volga region falls on the period of the Great Troubles (the Golden Horde Dynastic War). After it, at the end of the XIV century, we see a short-term attempt to restore them, which had no results.…”
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Les dernières Amazones : réflexions sur la contestation de l’ordre politique masculin pendant la Fronde by Sophie Vergnes

“…The Fronde was to some extent a way to express this discontent. The civil troubles gave noble women a way to challenge the patriarchal aspect of monarchy. …”
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Du « je » au « nous ». Le Théâtre de l’opprimé comme grammaire d’une parole collective by Sophie Coudray

“…In doing so, I will also question how the fact that Theatre of the Oppressed has become bound to citizenship education troubles the very definition of the political subject, highlighting the contradictions of this theatrical grammar and its uses.…”
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Un « cas exécrable » devant le Parlement de Paris à la fin des guerres de Religion (1599-1600) by Tom Hamilton

“…The dispute serves as a case study in the application of eighty-six of the Edict of Nantes, concerning the « execrable crimes » which were exempt from the famous order in the edict’s first article, which consigned the troubles to oblivion. Presented here for the first time, the surviving documents in this affair constitute one of the most detailed cases preserved in the criminal archives of the Parlement of Paris in the sixteenth century.…”
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Vertiges et vestiges. Histoire, récit, mémoire dans L’Éducation sentimentale by Marie-Astrid Charlier

“…L’article se propose d’étudier les troubles de la mémoire – du personnage et/ou du récit – qui dérangent le fil de l’histoire et interrogent la composition narrative dans le roman flaubertien.…”
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Measuring the power of parties within US Government from 1993 to 2018: New key variables by Matteo Laruffa

“…Finally, these results invite us to watch at the current troubles with a moderate share of realism on the future capacity of democracy in the U.S. to survive.…”
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Le corps des rois des rois dans la ville : Ménélik II et Haylé Sellasé à Addis Abeba by Estelle Sohier

“…Menelik II and Haile Selassie, the two major Ethiopian sovereigns during the 20th century, both experienced troubles in their lives and at the end of their reigns: no funeral ceremonies were held at the time of their death. …”
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Efficient Cause as Paradigm? From Suárez to Clauberg by Nabeel Hamid

“…Focusing on Suárez and his scholastic reception, I defend the following claims: a) Suárez’s definition of cause does not privilege efficient causation; b) Suárez’s readers, from Timpler to Arriaga, did not interpret him as privileging efficient causation; c) it is only much later, in Clauberg, that we find a narrowing of the meaning of causation to efficient causal action; but d) this shift is better explained by Clauberg’s rejection of substance hylomorphism in favor of Descartes’s doctrine of substance, rather than by any troubles within the Aristotelian causal framework.…”
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Crochet Methodology by Nina Hoel

“…Journeying through the current trends in various fields in the study of religion that are responsive to Anthropocene concerns, I argue that there is a growing body of scholarly work that troubles the dualisms and hierarchies of human-nature and nature-culture that have informed, and indeed, dominated, conceptualizations about religion and the study of religion. …”
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Entre o comércio e a governação local. Fernão Gonçalves Façanha: um mercador eborense de finais da Idade Média by Joaquim Bastos Serra

“…Despite the crisis and the troubles that have marked much of the time in which he lived, Fernão Gonçalves will experience a process of enrichment and social empowerment, which will progressively bring him closer to the leading group. …”
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L’essor et le déclin de la stratégie économique keynésienne – structuraliste au Mexique by Julio López G.

“…The author shares a view that holds that in the mid-1970s, Mexico’s previous growth strategy faded, and that sees the economic troubles as an expression of the exhaustion of that strategy. …”
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RUSSIAN ETATISM AND RUSSIAN PATERNALISM IN THE POLITICAL PROCESS OF RUSSIA ON THE EVE OF PETER THE GREAT’S REFORMATION by N. A. Omelchenko

“…Among the main prerequisites are the etatization (nationalization) of society and the associated paternalistic nature of state relations, which formed the traditional foundations of national statehood and strengthened in the 17th century in the context of Russia’s withdrawal from the Turmoil and the restoration of the national statehood destroyed in the time of troubles. The paper investigates the reasons for the formation of these features of the development of national statehood, the main of which the author proposes to search in the civilizational and geopolitical features of the formation and evolution of the Russian state, the weakness of the institutional foundations of Russian politics, stylistic peculiarities of Russian Orthodoxy and a number of other factors.…”
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