Comments on the Communication Revolution in the United States by Donald Roberts

“… COMMUNICATION is a social process, the goal of which is to enable people to share meaning and, hopefully, understanding. Thus any change, revolutionary or evolu. tionary, in communication technology Is In- teresting only Insofar as it affects the social exchange of meaning. …”
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Using Entropy to Measure Religious Pluralism by George Sturm

“…This paper discusses a unique and revolutionary method that quantitatively evaluates the programming of a media outlet regarding religious pluralism. …”
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La révolution au pluriel. Pour une historiographie de la question messaliste by Nedjib Sidi Moussa

“…This article provides an assessment of the revolutionary production of Messali Hadj and his partisans who were confronted with eclipse, stigmatization and rehabilitation. …”
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Russian «Great Capitalist Revolution »: is it over? by V. D. Solovej

“…It discovers, whether the main factors of revolutionary situation in Russia exist. The conclusion is that possibility of a great government crisis is significant, its dynamics and consequences are unpredictable.…”
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La difícil adecuación entre el concepto político de ciudadano y la sociedad poscolonial chilena y rioplatense (1808-1818) by Enrique Fernández Domingo

“…The revolutionary political speech is analyzed with respect to the legal definition of the citizen who is presented as the fundamental basis of the sovereignty of the new states born as a result of the period of the independence wars taking place in Chile and rioplatense spaces.The study of constitutional texts shows ethnic and social conflicts of the colonial legacy and its reflection in political citizenship.…”
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Emiliano Zapata ou la photographie au service de la construction d’une icône by Marion Gautreau

“…By studying the figure of Emiliano Zapata, this article recounts the trajectory which converted a Revolutionary often considered by the ruling classes as a bandit into a hero, and later into an icon. …”
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Archéologies révolutionnaires. Regards croisés sur la Tunisie et l’Égypte (2011-2013) by Guillaume Mazeau, Giedre Sabaseviciute

“…Since the end of 2010, Tunisia and Egypt have pursued different but simultaneous revolutionary processes. Constantly alternating between urgency and expectation, enthusiasm and deception, certainty and doubt, these events have deeply impacted the rhythms of life and perceptions of history. …”
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St. Genevieve in the Revolution : Sylvain Maréchal’s Counter-History by Sheila Delany

“…Her new book, published by University of Alberta Press, is an annotated translation of Maréchal’s Nouvelle légende dorée, extending her work in medieval hagiography and her lifelong interest in revolutionary history.…”
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Appartenance corporative et apprentissage politique : l’exemple des bourgeois parisiens de l’Ancien Régime à la Révolution by Laurence Croq

“…How did the Parisian middle-class become revolutionary? Which community experiences did they share before becoming political actors in a context very different from the Old Regime?…”
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Declaração Universal dos Direitos Humanos: autoridade, significado e natureza jurídica by Fredys Orlando Sorto

“…It is an incomparable document in the History of Mankind, for it is a revolutionary document that causes profound changes of mentality and attitude in the world.…”
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Modernisation des réseaux dans le Mexique révolutionnaire et postrévolutionnaire. Marcelo Portillo, entre communauté paysanne et parti politique by Évelyne Sanchez

“…This case shows the contradictions between the revolutionary project that sought to defend the traditional organization of communities and accelerated forms of sociability of modernization.…”
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Female friendship and fraternité in the prostitute memoir novels of eighteenth-century France by Allistaire Tallent

“…These relationships can be read as a female version of the Revolutionary principle of fraternité. …”
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Henry Clay et la South American Question. by Monica Henry

“…This article argues that beyond the debate that took place in Congress about whether to recognize or not the new governments in Spanish America, what really divided the Representatives was opposing visions of future relations between North and South America in the post‑revolutionary period.…”
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On some current aspects and new approaches to scientific understanding of the national characteristics of Russian statehood formation and evolution by N. A. Omelchenko, T. V. Rastimeshina, Yu. V. Sinchuk

“…The subject of the study is the analysis of existing in the Russian scientific and public thought (pre-revolutionary and modern) different approaches to the interpretation of national features of Russian statehood foundations origin and evolution.   …”
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Organizacja i członkowie Soboru Ruskiego (1848 r.) by Marian Mudryj

“… ORGANIZATION AND MEMBERS OF THE RUTHENIAN SOBOR (1848) Active participants in the revolutionary events of 1848 in Galicia were individuals who in various ways combined two identities – Ruthenian (Ukrainian) and Polish. …”
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NEW «PARASITIC CLASS»: ON THE CONCEPT OF MIKHAIL VOSLENSKY by Сергій САВЧЕНКО, Катерина ПРОКОФ’ЄВА, Оксана РЕШЕТІЛОВА

“…His seminal work, «Nomenklatura» (1980), presents a critical analysis of the revolutionary movement’s transformation into a new ruling class. …”
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INFORMATION RESOURCES EFFECT ON THE QUALITY COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANISM OF STATE-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE by T. Bogdanova

“…The comparative analysis of pre-revolutionary and modern experience of public-private partnership made by authors of article in the sphere of transport showed expediency of use of a method of analogies at assessment of transport projects.…”
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Los estereotipos de Barcelona : de rebelde, desleal y revolucionaria a regionalizada y pacífica by Jordi Roca Vernet

“…First, the rebellious and disloyal image of the city before to industrialization and the Liberal Revolution prevailed; these two processes turned Barcelona into a revolutionary and subversive city. Later, the regionalism of the elites through the cultural movement of the Renaixença transmitted an image of a peaceful, monarchic and Catholic city.…”
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From Network Management System to Network Management Cloud——The Way to Intensive Network Management by Hong Li, Kai Qu, Wenhong Zhou, Siyuan Wu, Wenjun Shen

“…Several kinds of technical architectures were discussed to build intensive network management system. A revolutionary way was tried to be found to adjust to the features of network management. …”
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La peur du prolétaire et les paradoxes du socialisme shavien dans Widowers’ Houses by Stéphane Guy

“…As a socialist reformer and critic of revolutionary Marxism, the Fabian Bernard Shaw was intent on entrusting the middle-class bourgeoisie with the march to collectivism. …”
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