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Cahiers d’histoire, 2013 Le système corporatif et la politique récréative du régime fasciste italien ont suscité un vif intérêt chez les observateurs étrangers de l’entre-deux-guerres, notamment chez les voyageurs français, au point d’encourager des séjours dans la Péninsule ...
Christophe Poupault
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Braudel avant Braudel ? Les années algériennes (1923‑1932)
إنسانيات, 2003 Nobody could say in 1928, when Fernand Braudel published a first and very long article about Spanish people in Oran, in an African review, at 26 years old, that it was the start of a huge, troubling incongruous work, of a brilliant historian.
Omar Carlier
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Research Note on Captive Atlantic Flows: Estimating Missing Data by Slave-Voyage Routes
Journal of World-Systems Research, 2020 This essay provides new estimates of the number of captives carried in the Atlantic slave trade during each decade from the 1650s to the 1860s. It relies on two categories of known data—on the routes of voyages and the numbers of captives recorded on ...
Patrick Manning, Yu Liu
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Animal Welfare Risks in Live Cattle Export from Australia to China by Sea
Animals, 2021 There are long-standing and ongoing concerns about the welfare of animals in the Australian live export trade by sea. However, scrutiny of animal welfare on board vessels is generally hindered by a lack of independent reporting.
Stephanie Hing, Sue Foster, Di Evans
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Transculturalité : Verne, Le Clézio, Ollier, Dicker, Mauvignier
Relief: Revue Électronique de Littérature Francaise, 2015 ‘Transculturalité’ : telle sera la notion qui va encore nous guider dans ce petit parcours de lecture qui poursuit les analyses du dossier RELIEF 2012-1. On y rencontre notamment Verne, Ollier, Le Clézio, Mauvignier et Dicker qui représentent différentes
Sjef Houppermans
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HMS Challenger and SMS Gazelle – their 19th century voyages compared [PDF]
History of Geo- and Space Sciences, 2022 This paper analyses the pioneering global voyages of HMS Challenger and SMS Gazelle in the 1870s – a time of rapid scientific advances and technological innovation.
W. J. Gould
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Cahiers François Viète, 2018 During the Enlightment, the Natural History practices were driven by a single scientists’ wish: to discover the world through their own eyes and not as a static science.
Guillaume Comparato
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Jules Janssen : un refusé à l'ombre du soleil
Cahiers François Viète, 2015 Born into a middle-class family where art plays a major role, Jules Janssen was a self-taught scientist and had to work in the bank and then as a tutor while collecting university degrees.
Stéphane Le Gars
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Hypertext Archive of the Tropics
eTropic: electronic journal of studies in the tropics, 2002 Hypertext Archive of the Tropics. Prelimary themes: Travels in the Tropics; A Promise of Gold and Silver; On the Heat in Africa; Tropical Hallucinations; Aborigines, Kangaroos and Coral Reefs; Toucans and British MPs; Insects: the Curse of Tropical ...
Stephen Torre
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Routes of Atlantic Slave Voyages: Revised Framework and New Insights
Journal of World-Systems Research, 2019 This study explores data on the Atlantic slave trade through a revised framework, focusing not simply on voyages of individual slave ships but on aggregating them by route, linking an African region of departure with an American region of arrival.
Patrick Manning, Yu Liu
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