Eskişehir Kırsalında Bir Bektaşi Zaviyesi: Bahşayış Baba by Ayşe DEĞERLİ

“…The Bektashi Order (tarīqa) found an opportunity to spread its teaching in Eskişehir when the Ottoman State was supporting the orders, whose genealogies (silsila) were based on the Caliph Ali, against Shah Ismail’s Shia expansionism. Bahşayış Baba was one of those zāwiya buildings which was built at that time. …”
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AGGRESSION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AGAINST UKRAINE AS A FACTOR OF GEOPOLITICAL AND GEO-ECONOMIC CHANGES by A. Shevtsov, H. Mernikov

“…In the modern geopolitical situation, the existence of the Russian state is ensured by the power structures. Russian expansionism is constrained by the unity of the world community in relation to the inadmissibility of violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of nation states which is enshrined in the Final Act of the CSCE in 1975, and the UN Charter. …”
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Il razzismo della prosperità nell’Europa contemporanea - Riflessioni a margine del pensiero antirazzista di Walter Lorenz by Velleda Bolognari

“…In these terms one can understand why the new economic expansionism and the quest for new world markets makes European policies unstable, which remain undecided between conservatism, liberalism and extreme right. …”
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La estatización bancaria en México: Una interpretación desde la perspectiva del pensamiento económico by Eduardo Turrent Díaz

“…Specifically, the fiscal and monetary expansionism implicit in the economic policy adopted, was incompatible with the maintenance of exchange stability. …”
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MISSION 2066 : a national park for the Antrhopocene by Jacques, Angeline C.(Angeline Claire)

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The fixing I: Repair as prefigurative politics by Oropallo, Gabriele

“…Repair is presented as a way to unlock resources, and this language of expansionism sometimes seems at odds with a practice that promotes containment.…”
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Absolute and relative generality by Studd, JP

“…It is argued that the threat of a certain form of semantic pessimism, used as an objection against restrictionism, also arises, in some cases, for absolutism, but is avoided by expansionism. Chapter 3 is primarily engaged in a defensive project, responding to a number of objections in the literature: the objection that the relativist is unable to coherently state her view, the objection that absolute generality is needed in logic and philosophy, and the objection that relativism is unable to accommodate ‘kind generalisations’. …”

Empires, ideas, and political strategies in nineteenth-century France by Middleton, A

“…Nineteenth-century France, the books argue, is a particularly productive setting in which to explore these problems, because it was a battleground between so many competing ‘imperial’ schemes: Bonapartist imperialism, continental empire, colonial empire, settler imperialism, republican expansionism, informal empire, commercial empire and others. …”

Liberal democracy, competition, and the institutional limits of markets by Agmon, S

“…In recent decades, a shared fear of market expansionism has developed into a vast normative literature, the ‘Moral Limits of Markets’. …”

Russia's escalating opposition to popular revolutions in the Post-Soviet region and Middle East: A quest for domestic legitimacy by Ramani, S

“…Soviet and transition-era framings of popular unrest conditioned the Russian public to associate mass protests with rampant disorder, and Western interference and expansionism.</p> <p>As Vladimir Putin’s presidency progressed, the Russian public also linked successful challenges to the Western-dominated liberal order to domestic perceptions of great power status. …”

The evolution of a conception of citizenly duty towards military service 1854–1914: a study of London press discourse by Piper, A

“…The analytical narrative that emerges highlights the importance of key events, including the Crimean War, Indian Mutiny, wars of Prussian expansionism, and Boer War, in promoting and shaping the coherent conception of citizenly duty towards military service that would go on to underpin not only the mass enlistments of 1914 but also the acceptance of conscription in 1916. …”

Policy of President Joe Biden’s administration towards creation an anti-iranian alliance in the Middle East by Viacheslav Shved

“…Its realization will help not only oppose Iranian expansionism in the region but also stand against a possible alliance of two dictators regimes – Putin’s and Ayatollahs’ – in the Russian-Ukrainian war, and in the future could lead to serious danger for all regional security system in the Middle East. …”
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Transition: From socialism to inverted socialism by Kostadinović Andon G., Anđelković Petar M.

“…The principle of totalitarianism is based on an authoritarian system of government, unlimited power of the leader, aggressive expansionism and control of the state. In its original meaning, democracy (the rule of the people - the majority) is the opposite of totalitarianism. …”
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE JAPANESE MEMORY POLITIC IN THE II HALF OF XX-XXI CENTURIES IN THE CONTEXTS OF PAN-ASIAN AMBITIONS by ОЛЕКСАНДРА БІБІК

“…Subject to Japan's official admission of guilt to neighbouring countries, condemnation of expansionism and colonialism, and the transition to pacifism, there are conservative and nationalist views on the Japanese war in Asia. …”
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Wahi Pana Aloha ʻĀina: Storied Places of Resistance as Political Intervention by Keahialaka Waikaʻalulu Ioane

“…This legacy of storied places of resistance has been effectively written over by colonial historiography and the State of Hawaii’s legacy of American expansionism. This has manifested into a legacy of prejudice in the State of Hawaiʻi judicial system that favors non-Kanaka entities, initiatives and agendas, while disapproving and discrediting Kanaka self-determination initiatives and sovereignty agendas. …”
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Dialogical Interdetermination in Psychological Phenomenology of Education: an Example of Teachers’ Professional Deformation by Vladimir A. Yanchuk, Ekaterina I. Sapego

“…The teacher’s personality professional deformation main criteria are given (authoritativeness, rigidity, self-perception non-criticality, role expansionism and pedagogical indifference), the personality deformation operational definition is formulated. …”
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Proclamation of the All-Russian Empire – the Beginning of the Way to the Great Power Status by V. A. Artamonov

“…Russia could not compare with the great powers of that time neither in terms of economic (industrial, financial) power, nor in terms of the intensity of expansionism. The entry of the Russian Empire into the system of international relations as one of the five great powers – France, Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and Russia – occurred during the Seven Years War of 1756-1763. …”
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The two-state impasse in Israel/Palestine—The EU caught between egalitarian norms and expansionist realpolitik by Lisa Strömbom, Anders Persson

“…Increased Israeli unilateralism, expansionism as well as weak Palestinian institutions have instead pointed toward a “one-state-reality” where Israel is in de facto control over all lands. …”
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A construção de uma crise: usos da história por intelectuais argentinos na contestação aos tratados com o Chile nas décadas de 1960 e 1970 by Gabriel Passetti

“…It presents the construction of the points of conflict: the “Chilean expansionism” and the international arbitrament. It also presents how it was acepted and circulated between civil and the military envolved in the Cold War logics. …”
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UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ISSUE IN THE EMERGING U.S. STRATEGY TOWARDS THE SOVIET UNION (1946 – 1953) by Nataliya Gorodnia

“…The postwar U.S. foreign policy strategy was driven by Soviet expansionism, and a threat of a new world war. The American Government began to consider the Ukrainian national issue in designing the post-war strategy towards the USSR because of three major factors: the heroic struggle of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) in the western part of Ukraine; the willingness of the representatives of Ukrainian political émigré with close ties to the UPA to cooperate with the U.S. intelligence, and the activities of the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America, aimed at obtaining American Government’s assistance and support for Ukrainians in Europe. …”
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