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Genealogy, 2023 Name change can only take place in the Netherlands under strict conditions and according to patronizing regulations. At the moment, an amendment of name law is being drafted that would give descendants of Dutch citizens whose ancestors lived in slavery ...
Leendert Brouwer
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 It has been generally believed that the major shareholders of family firms are more willing to implement egoistic behaviors aimed at benefiting the family.
Xiaodong Yu +3 more
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The interdependency between a family company's name and a family name [PDF]
Marketing and Management of Innovations, 2021 A company's name often personifies the company. In the case of family companies, the name is mainly connected with that of the owning family. This paper aims to identify and substantiate the context of the perception of any possible risks from the association of a family name with that of a family company during the generational exchange with the ...
Tomaskova, A. +2 more
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"Colored" Anthroponyms: the Black in the Family Name [PDF]
Philologia, 2023 Colors, being omnipresent in our daily life, we often meet them in onomastics as well: in the names of plants and animals, toponyms and anthroponyms. Therefore, in the official anthroponymic nomenclature, we attest today the family names: Albu, Bălan ...
Viorica RĂILEANU
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Enquêter sur les savoirs juridiques : controverses juridiques et traductions conceptuelles
Cahiers Jean Moulin, 2023 This contribution develops a methodological reflection on the way in which it is possible to investigate legal knowledge. Firstly, an inquiry into the surface of EU law is proposed: taking seriously the controversy before the judge and surrounding its ...
Vincent Réveillère
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Kataphlôros ou Kataphlôron: Notes sur un patronyme Byzantin [PDF]
Zbornik Radova Vizantološkog Instituta, 2013 The byzantine family name “Kataphloron” of civil and military officials (from the 10th to the beginning of the 13th century) has been attested in sources in various forms.
Loukaki Marina
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Papa, maman, bébé, Twingo :une famille de noms propres recomposée
Corela, 2023 The difficulties in classifying family names such as dad, mom, uncle, son, etc., as proper names or common names, take on a new dimension if we integrate, on the one hand, certain uses of undetermined common names such as baby (ex: If mom is okay, baby ...
Franck Lebas
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Names and naming in adoption: Birth heritage and family‐making [PDF]
Child & Family Social Work, 2020 AbstractIn this article, we consider the significance and practices of names and naming in adoption to develop understanding of the issue amongst scholars, policymakers, adoption practitioners, and adoption communities. Research on the topic of names and adoption is scarce and focused mostly on international and domestic adoptions in the United States.
Pilcher, J, Coffey, A, Hooley, Z
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Can first or last name uniqueness help to identify diaspora researchers from any country?
Journal of Data and Information Science, 2023 Diaspora researchers work in one country but have ancestral origins in another, either through moves during a research career (mobile diaspora researchers) or by starting research in the target country (embedded diaspora researchers).
Thelwall Mike
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