« But why is all this music? » : jeu du texte et guerre des sexes dans The Beggar’s Opera by Alexandra Poulain

“…The two ends offer two opposite outcomes for the war between the sexes which structures the plot: while the female taste for fixity triumphs in the original "tragic" end, the male propension for play has the final word in the Player’s comic version.…”
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Pierre Miremont (1901-1979) : un félibre oublié du félibrige ? by Cecile Noilhan

“…Half of them were written in the prisoner of war camps.…”
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La Section urbanisme du département d’architectes du London County Council dans l’après-guerre. Élaboration, codification et transmission des savoir-faire au sein d’une grande stru... by Anne Portnoï

“…This paper analyses the processes of development and transmission of urban planning know-how in the post-war period within the Town Planning Division of the Architects’ Department of the London County Council. …”
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Imported Inflation and Interest Rate Turnaround: Challenges for the ECB by Überblick

“…In addition, there must be a discussion about the contractionary effects of interest rate hikes on the economy as a whole, which is already fragile due to the coronavirus crisis and the Ukraine war.…”
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«En busca de un submarino». Crónica a bordo del buque insignia del exilio republicano en Argentina: el Massilia by Bárbara Ortuño Martínez

“…This article analyses the travel chronicle on board the Massilia of Constantino del Esla, journalist and correspondent in the Spanish Civil War, that was published as chapters in November 1939 by the Argentinian journal La Nación. …”
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« Et encourt sont les dictes forches en la dicte place toutes droictes… ». La guerre des gibets dans l’État bourguignon naissant (Franche-Comté, 1380-1400) by Michelle Bubenicek

“…The county of Bourgogne – Franche-Comté – appears as the privileged ground of a « war gallows » between Philippe le Hardi , the first Duke Valois of Bourgogne, and some of his political opponents, great nobles and community inhabitants, as the imperial city of Besancon.…”
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Une revenance dans l’écriture poétique : les disparus et Vittorio Sereni by Yannick Gouchan

“…His work is marked by an existential injury due to his imprisonment during the Second World War making it impossible for him to take part in History in that period. …”
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Mid-Century Modern Exhibition Halls of Brno Exhibition Centre and Their Renovation by Lenka Štěpánková

“…Pavilions Y, C, and Z of the Brno Exhibition Centre, dating from the post-war period, are considered important monuments of Mid-century modern architecture in Czechoslovakia. …”
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L’économie politique de l’Asie : état des lieux et perspectives de recherche pour l’Asie du Sud-Est by Pierre Alary, Elsa Lafaye de Micheaux

“…Asian and Southeast Asian countries have recorded deep socioeconomic transformations since World War 2. These main transformations are: introduction of capitalist regimes; high growth rates, urbanisation and demographic weight. …”
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«YAROSLAVL WAS NOT CHOSEN SPONTANEOUSLY...» by Natal’ya T. Eregina, Elena M. Smirnova

“…Yaroslavl State Medical Institute was opened (1944) during the Great Patriotic War. This event had a deep backstory; this article is devoted to its consideration. …”
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Les arènes espagnoles sous le franquisme : un espace de « contre-pouvoir » ? by Justine Guitard

“…Traumatised by the fratricidal civil war, people retreated into themselves, tight-lipped and fearful. …”
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Les autres pirates des Caraïbes : transtextualités transatlantiques chez Michel Séligny (1807-1867), écrivain créole de la Nouvelle-Orléans by Clint Bruce

“…In pre-Civil War Louisiana, texts denouncing slavery were extremely rare, largely because of laws limiting freedom of expression on the topic. …”
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REJECTION OF DOGMA by Henrikas Zabulis

“… In the course of the first post-war years, Eugenijus MEŠKAUSKAS lectured on almost all Marxist dis-ciplines, though he was a non-party man. …”
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Oživlá historie Ratenic. Orální historie jako nástroj komunitního zkoumání lokální historie by Michal Louč

“…Then the article presents the project outcomes on the three selected topics – the historical changes of landscape and public space, the working life and finally the life during the Second World War. …”
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Le nécrophile, pervers insaisissable (France, XIXe siècle) by Amandine Malivin

“…During the summer of 1849, the Paris Council of War sentences François Bertrand, "the Vampire of Montparnasse", to one year in prison for violating graves. …”
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Energy and Food Price Shocks in the Euro Area by Silke Tober

“…Provided second-round effects remain muted, the ECB should proceed gradually given the high war-related uncertainty and the energy-cost related drag on the economy. …”
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The Pronunciation of the Capital of Ukraine in English-Speaking Media by Lina Bikelienė

“…Though the change from ‘Kiev’ to ‘Kyiv’ precedes the beginning of the Russian war in Ukraine, the analysis shows 24 February, 2022 has accelerated the process. …”
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The development of the printing industry in Lithuania in 1918-1940 by Audronė Glosienė

“…It covers the development of the printing industry after the First World War and the activities of the main printing houses during this twenty-year period. …”
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THE LIMITS OF EUROPEANINTEGRATION: THE QUESTION OF EUROPEAN IDENTİTY by Selcen Öner

“…Ayrıca Avrupa kimliği inşa süreciyle ulusal kimliklerin inşa süreci arasındaki benzerlikler ve farklılıklara değinilerek ; Avrupa kimliği, ulusal kimlik ve bölgesel kimliklerin AB içindeki pozisyonu İncelenmektedir.After bad memories of the 2nd World War, firstly common economic communities were tried to be established within Europe like the European Coal and Steel Community(ECSC) or EURATOM.…”
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Le genre d’Athéna dans les tragédies athéniennes by Audrey Vasselin

“…For some Greeks, as it happens Athenians of the 5th century BC, the division of roles in the private and the public spheres is based on a gendered ideological construction : to the women, domestic work ; to the men, farming works and war. That dichotomy does not apply to Athena.…”
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