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Cahiers du féminisme, 1995
Drevet Marie-Claude. Vigilance, on expulse !. In: Cahiers du féminisme, n°74, 1995. Dossier : Menaces sur le droit à l’avortement (automne 1995) pp. 24-25.
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Drevet Marie-Claude. Vigilance, on expulse !. In: Cahiers du féminisme, n°74, 1995. Dossier : Menaces sur le droit à l’avortement (automne 1995) pp. 24-25.
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Expulsion, pouvoir, mobilisation
Vacarme, 2018Résumé Ce qu’expulser veut dire.
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2004
The destruction of the economic existence of the Jews and the step-by-step expropriation of their assets stand as one of the largest transfers of wealth in recent European history, comparable in scope to the gradual elimination of private property in communist eastern Europe after 1945.
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The destruction of the economic existence of the Jews and the step-by-step expropriation of their assets stand as one of the largest transfers of wealth in recent European history, comparable in scope to the gradual elimination of private property in communist eastern Europe after 1945.
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2016
The expulsion of entire communities or parts of a population from the territories where they live is not a new phenomenon in human history. Nonetheless, it has acquired a dramatic importance since the nineteenth century, with the rise of nationalism and the consequent conception of the nation-state as a political entity that could no longer be defined ...
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The expulsion of entire communities or parts of a population from the territories where they live is not a new phenomenon in human history. Nonetheless, it has acquired a dramatic importance since the nineteenth century, with the rise of nationalism and the consequent conception of the nation-state as a political entity that could no longer be defined ...
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2019
A fresh attempt to explain the suicide of Judas and the death of Ananias and Sapphira as imagined consequences of an allegedly deadly excommunication.
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A fresh attempt to explain the suicide of Judas and the death of Ananias and Sapphira as imagined consequences of an allegedly deadly excommunication.
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1993
Until the end of the war there was practically no German flight from Czechoslovakia, for the country had remained extensively in German hands. In fact, several hundred thousand refugees fled Silesia for the safety of the Sudetenland.
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Until the end of the war there was practically no German flight from Czechoslovakia, for the country had remained extensively in German hands. In fact, several hundred thousand refugees fled Silesia for the safety of the Sudetenland.
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1983
In the foregoing chapter the primitive principle of the transference of ills to another person, animal, or thing was explained and illustrated. But similar means have been adopted to free a whole community from diverse evils that afflict it. Such attempts to dismiss at once the accumulated sorrows of a people are by no means rare or exceptional; on the
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In the foregoing chapter the primitive principle of the transference of ills to another person, animal, or thing was explained and illustrated. But similar means have been adopted to free a whole community from diverse evils that afflict it. Such attempts to dismiss at once the accumulated sorrows of a people are by no means rare or exceptional; on the
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2011
This is the incredible story of how a couple of decades ago an entire academic discipline fell under the spell of an inherently improbable hypothesis, the advocates of which succeeded in neutralizing almost all academic dissent; and how it eventually, against considerable odds, began to unravel.
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This is the incredible story of how a couple of decades ago an entire academic discipline fell under the spell of an inherently improbable hypothesis, the advocates of which succeeded in neutralizing almost all academic dissent; and how it eventually, against considerable odds, began to unravel.
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2014
This chapter discusses the principal arguments used to justify expelling more than 300,000 Moriscos from the Iberian Peninsula between 1609 and 1614 and many other manifestations and perceptions, both positive and negative, of the decision made by Philip III in 1609 to begin the Expulsion with the Moriscos of Valencia.
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This chapter discusses the principal arguments used to justify expelling more than 300,000 Moriscos from the Iberian Peninsula between 1609 and 1614 and many other manifestations and perceptions, both positive and negative, of the decision made by Philip III in 1609 to begin the Expulsion with the Moriscos of Valencia.
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