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Further, many of these accounts fail to elucidate the differing claims, imaginaries, and conflictive engagement that make up these movements and mark courses for future action.

Indignation and inclusion: Activism, difference, and emergent urban politics in postcrash Madrid

Second, the affective dimension of conforming the totality of the "we" and delimitating the frontiers of the Weltbild is presented in deliberative terms, as a space for discussion and articulation of divergent demands and aspirations and thus as a totality subjected to be captured in conflictive terms.

Imperial spatio-temporal disarrangements. Beatriz Santiago Munoz's performative documentary and the emancipative unseen

The conflictive interactions between passersby and those who inhabit the street may make it problematic, according to that proposed by Motta, Rosa and Garcia.

Homeless children: experiences and meanings of the environments they construct/Los ninos en situacion de calle: experiencias y significados de los ambientes que construyen/As criancas em situacao de rua: experiencias e significados dos ambientes que constroem

The overlap, Pardo explained, promises to be extremely difficult given the conflictive relationship the two blocs have had during the past 17 years, since Hugo Chavez took power in 1999 (NotiSur, Feb.

Opposition assumes control of Venezuelan legislature

That is to say, conflictive disorder is "paradoxically" generative of political order, an order that lasts only in so far as conflict is kept alive through the different struggles that traverse the social sphere and resist domination by the nobles.

Ranciere antimaquiaveliano: cartografia estetica, sitios de inconmensurabilidad y procesos de experimentacion

government supports Colombian efforts to transition from conflict towards peace by working in the most conflictive and neglected rural areas of Colombia, where violence, the lack of government presence, and the absence of licit economic opportunities have historically converged.

U.S. relations with Colombia

As these questions are clear to point out most common conflictive issues, the author encourages parents to consult advice from experts only, and seek guidance from professionals who specialize in second language acquisition.

Colin Baker: A Parent and Teachers' Guide to Bilingualism (3rd Edition)

La musa refractada is a study of the conflictive relations between the Italian scientist Galileo Galilei's telescope and the literary culture in the seventeenth-century Europe, especially the Iberian Peninsular.

Garcia Santo-Tomas, Enrique. La musa refractada: literatura y optica en la Espana del Barroco

He is going to conflictive areas of our country, where other popes have not traveled.

Pope Francis' visit to Mexico in February to focus on marginalized

However, most of those efforts were limited only on conflictive focus on the water in separation from the rest of the ecological base and foundation and the supplementary tangible and intangible resources necessary for sustaining a sustainable livelihood in a comprehensive setting.

The Nile Basin challenges and opportunities

Its relationship with USA and India, although competitive, is no longer conflictive.

Pakistan-China Relations: All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership

Following this meeting, a deadline of 27 October 2015 was set to resolve the issues at hand or, at least, freeze the application of the conflictive provisions of the sports legislation until a reasonable and mutually acceptable solution could be found," said the IOC.