Existe-t-il des « noms nus » en latin ? by Bernard Bortolussi

“…Since in Latin all noun phrases lack articles and therefore can be called “bare nominals”, my aim is to investigate whether Latin displays the same semantic properties as the ones appearing in the opposition between “bare noun phrases” and noun phrases with an article and in French or English. …”
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Critics horizons of school management: Latin American perspective by Beatriz RAMÍREZ ARISTIZÁBAL, Marco Fidel CHICA LASSO

“…This article aims to outline some signs that demonstrate an alternative school management in order to contribute to the school of thought on Latin-American perspectives in education. It aims to offer other keys on the perception of the Colombian reality on school management from a critical position that allows the creation of scenarios full of learning possibilities in the inside and outside of the school.…”
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New Challenges for Fieldworkers in Latin American and Caribbean Studies by Judith Adler Hellman

“…European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies…”
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Evaluation in Latin America and the Caribbean: An Overview of Recent Developments by Thomaz Chianca, Brandon W. Youker

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Regional Integration in Latin America: States, Markets and Organizations by Ahmet Görgen

Subjects: “…latin amerika…”
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L' Europe latine dans les olympismes alternatifs by Clément Dumas

“…Cet article propose d’envisager la dimension sociale, culturelle et politique de ces compétitions en prenant l’Europe latine comme cadre d’analyse. L’organisation des jeux permet de révéler le lien entre réseau associatif, institutionnel, politique, et l’importance des infrastructures sportives. …”
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Cicero’s Method of Translating Logikē and Dialektikē Terms into Latin by Ceyda ÜSTÜNEL KEYİNCİ

“…Cicero, in his philosophical treaties, on one hand explains Greek words and notions related to philosophy, on the other hand tires to find proper counterparts of those in Latin. Relevant of this, he seeks to detect Latin equivalents of the terms λογική (logikē) and διαλεκτική (dialektikē) that are used for the name of the discipline of Logic in Greek. …”
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Writin Against Satiation: Uwe Timm in Latin America by Marlene Rall

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Food safety in Latin American informal food establishments by Teodora Pariza, Min Jung Cho

Subjects: “…Latin America…”
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On the economics of development: A view from Latin America by Edmar Bacha

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Radio broadcasting: a conceptual challenge in Latin America by Nelia R. Del Bianco, Carlos Eduardo Esch, Sonia Virgínia Moreira

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‘TONE AT THE TOP’: FIGHTING MILITARY CORRUPTION IN LATIN AMERICA by Liliane Klaus

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Left extremism in Latin America: socio-political aspects by G I Kolarov

“…The article investigates the contemporare state of left extremist ideology in Latin America and its political reprezentatives, their relations and corelations with the left centrists and their opposite attitudes to the ruling elite of USA, which leads to their regional integration.…”
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Living and demographic situation in Costa Rica and Latin America by A M Tarko, D K Montero, V P Zvolinski

“…According to these indicators, it is an average position in Latin America.…”
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Antroponymica Italica: Latin and Sabellic names with /Op-/ and /Ops-/ by José Luis García Ramón

“…The article discusses some Latin and Sabellic personal names showing /Op-/ and /Ops-/ in the first syllable and attempts to establish the appurtenance of these types to one (or, in some cases, more than one) lexical item(s) and their morphological structure as well as, eventually, their meanings. …”
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Caudillism in Latin America: a comeback from oblivion by N. Y. Kudeyarova

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Language on Display: Latin in the Material Culture of Fascist Italy by Han Lamers

Subjects: “…Latin…”
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The Spanish Latin lover: a strictly domestic myth? by Alicia Fuentes Vega

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Conservative Governments and Latin America's Human Rights Landscape by Jorge Contesse

“…In 2009, as the American Convention on Human Rights turned forty, Left-wing governments ruled in almost all Latin American countries. The democratization wave that began in the late 1980s had produced a seemingly hegemonic turn to the Left—the so-called “Pink Tide.” …”
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Progress and Impact of Latin American Natural Product Databases by Alejandro Gómez-García, José L. Medina-Franco

“…Furthermore, it reviews the present state of the art in developing Latin American NP databases and their practical applications to the drug discovery area.…”
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