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The German Empire: an Empire?

History Workshop Journal, 2008
The ‘Aufarbeitung’ – the exploration or investigation – of Germany’s imperial past has been one of the more exciting developments in the recent historiography of modern Germany, and a crucial element in the recent discussion among German historians of the potentials of transnational history.
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Evaluation of empirical versus non-empirical descriptors

SAR and QSAR in Environmental Research, 2002
In this case study, based on the notorious PCBs, the performance of selected empirical (EM) versus non-empirical and quantum chemical (NEM-QC) descriptors in multivariate QSARs have been evaluated. The informational content of the EM descriptors has been evaluated with respect to the physical understandable NEM-QC descriptors. Models for estimating key
Thomsen, M., Carlsen, L.
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The ‘Empire’ of the Hephthalites

2020
The authors highlight the difficult source situation and the need to take into account the few extant local and contemporary testimonies. Hephthalite success and ascent as well as decline and collapse were profoundly dependent on overall political circumstances.
Josef Wiesehöfer, Robert Rollinger
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The Middle Empire, a Distant Empire, an Empire Without Neighbors

Diogenes, 1963
Among the many problems suggested by the theme of the symposium, there is one in particular which seems capable of shedding light on the fundamental attitude of Chinese historians to their documents : On what foundations does the notion of the Middle Empire—the counterpart of the Greek ombilikon
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Empire: Turns and Returns

2022
This essay delineates the indispensability of empire as an analytic in Filipinx American studies, how the field’s engagement with empire has been influenced by developments in fields like postcolonial studies and American studies. It scrutinizes both the utility and limits of empire as a foundational lens or thematic order, taking into account ...
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An Empire of Reconstructions:

2022
This chapter examines through comparative history the U.S. military occupations in the South after the Civil War and Cuba following the war with Spain. It explores continuity and change in the culture of armed occupation, from problems of racial equality and nation-building to economic development.
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An empire within an empire

1939
Includes information about the British Colonial Empire as well as activities of interest at the 1939 World's ...
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Empirical and Semi-Empirical Kinetics

2018
The term \( C_{{i}} \) indicates concentration, and each term within () brackets indicates a rate of change of concentration. Each of the terms within () brackets is an index of reaction rate, and these are interrelated.
Hem Shanker Ray, Saradindukumar Ray
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Empirical Quicksand or Empirical Smokescreen?

Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages, 1999
L'A. presente une analyse des constructions en creole haitien utilisant les elements se et ye, elements paralleles avec une distribution complementaire, jouant un role commun de lien dans les predications.
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Empirically Bankrupt

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
Columbia Business Law Review, Vol.
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