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La journée d études Slavery Anti-Slavery and Abolitionism in the Transatlantic World 18th-19th centuries University of South Carolina 'America s Civil War and Transatlantic Abolitionism' Chair Anne Stefani Université Vincennes-Saint Denis African American Emigrationists and the Voluntary Emigration Movement to Haiti 1804-1862 Slavery, Anti-Slavery and Abolitionism in the Transatlantic World (18th -19th century)
Séminaire SRM : Social networks in a multicultural and multilingual university classroom
Medieval and Early Modern Orients est une plateforme de recherche décoloniale et un centre numérique Conférence et table ronde | Medieval and Early Modern Orients A Digital Decolonial Platform
between humans and the environment and are in turn shaped by these interactions. However at present cultural interaction of natural and anthropogenic processes i.e. Earth systems models due to pragmatic and conceptual barriers structure of the environment and its impact on demographic variables social networks and cultural evolution can barriers. We use concepts drawn from climate science and evolutionary anthropology to show how complex systems bridge the gap between large-scale climate processes and local-scale social processes. The result is a blueprint change: a blueprint for integrating environmental and cultural systems
networks and the social resources people have at their disposal over the life course. I will present and very close ones and replace them with new contacts. Other relationships do last and some are even for and discuss change and stability in the personal networks of a large sample of Dutch panel survey respondents about these relationships. Knowledge about change and stability in personal network members contributes Séminaire SRM | Change and stability - an analysis of personal networks over time
Social Capital Theory : achievements, fallacies and new directions
the southern Balkans and central Europe it has been argued that the Bachokirian and Ranisian industries Palaeolithic of the Near East and emerge 45 000 years ago. Coevally Siberia and Central Asia would also have label confuses terminology and conceals issues of association raised by syn- and post-depositional disturbance correlate with skeletal morphology and the people of the Bachokirian and the Ranisian had Neandertal ancestors provenience and taxonomic affinity of the fossils associated with the Uluzzian the Protoaurignacian and the Ahmarian for the Middle-to-Upper Palaeolithic Transition and the Neandertal Debate Arundo/Phragmites: Identification and Uses of Essential Plants in Mediterranean Civilizations
individuals form groups together is at the core of many sociological problems and has been rarely empirically seems more difficult than it seems. In this talk I will attempt to outline the issues specific to homophily-related homophily-related mechanisms in group models and propose potential solutions for empirical studies using such homophily in models of social groups: Mathematical and theoretical consideration.
aimed at facilitating the identification of L. mesomelas and L. adusta. The seriation of inter- and intraspecific these two species concern ethological and ecological studies aimed at identifying their respective ecological The black-backed jackal Lupulella mesomelas and the side-striped jackal Lupulella adusta are the only the modern record there are only metric studies and the few morphological descriptions are entirely derived works on fossil species. This lack of description and morphological characterisation specific to modern cranio-dental morphometry between the black-backed jackal and the side-striped jackal
minimal disturbance and negligible palimpsest formation. Stone tools were made and ergonomically modified landscape use and structuration of the inhabited space are relevant to the archeology of Neandertals and the Middle their spatial distributions and use-wear reveal hearth-focused activities and a division of the inhabited into resting and working areas. Site function varied with season of the year units III-i j1 and III-i j2-3 visits to the site over the course of at least one winter one spring and one summer. These snapshots of Neandertal of residential space, site function variability, and seasonality of activities among MIS 5 Iberian Neandertals
