Andrew Taylor. Is there an Australian Pastoral Poetry? by Andrew Taylor

“…His published works trace his move from a politically activist anti-colonialist redefinition of Pastoral towards a quieter, more harmonious, and essentially ethical engagement with the natural world.…”
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Niemerytoryczny profesjonalizm - o czym świadczy „martwy" Fundusz Ekspercki? by Marcin Rafałowicz

“…It also constitutes certain temptation for political activists and their background to whom occur preparation of paid opinions having doubtful usefulness for party organizations. …”
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Slow dissent and worldmaking beyond imperial relations in “kamer-amère” (Bitter Cameroon) by Murrey-Ndewa, A

“…From January 2016 to August 2023, political activists experienced a set of difficulties: A wariness and oftentimes hostility to France’s continued support for the authoritarian state, dismissals by state representatives that dissenters were “externally supported,” and misappropriations of the anti-imperial mantel by government representatives. …”

Latvian nationlism and the construction of a 'Latgalian identity' by Krauze, M

“…Claiming to represent Latvians of that region or Latgalians, political activists have been declaring that they are struggling against the ongoing state oppression of their distinct, regionally and historically rooted Latgalian identity and language, and have been demanding more autonomy in cultural, linguistic and economic affairs for Latgale. …”

Past the Post?: Screening Progress and Fascism's Return by David A Gerstner

“…Emotions run high. Political activists discover newfound energy. One’s place in the world has been unfixed, troubled, and unsettled. …”
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Escape from Politics: Is There a Future for Youth Political Protests in Siberia and the Far East? by Dmitry A. Kazantsev

“…Actual precedents and threats of criminal prosecution that have been applied to the political activists by the government since 2019, as well as the pressure from the authorities and the socialization agents, lead to the demoralization of the youth and their refusal to participate not only in protests but also in pro-government events.…”
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The State as a “form of life” and the space as <i>Leistungsraum</i>: the reception of Ratzel in the First and Second World Wars by P. Chiantera-Stutte

“…Moreover, their scientific and political ideas were clearly intertwined – they explicitly rejected the idea of separating their roles as political activists and as members of a scientific community.…”
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Representation of the West in Imam Khomeini’s Discourse and the Continuation of Its Impact on Iran’s Foreign Policy by mahsa adibi, majid tavasoli roknabadi, Seyed Mohammad Ali Taghavi

“…It has shaped the way that political activists are confronted with the outside world.…”
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The Challenges and Barriers to Establishment of Constitutional and National Assembly Elections in Kermanshahan (1906- 1923A.D / 1302 - 1285 H.S) by shahram ardeshirian, Hossein moftakhari, Hossein Mohammadi, ali tatari

“…Purpse: Constitutionalism was a modern idea that influenced the political thinking of Iranians of that era, and influenced the political centers of Kermanshahan as well, and became a public demand that the political activists of this area faced with many difficulties in achieving it. …”
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As mães de filhos mortos/desaparecidos na ditadura militar no Brasil: da luta política das mulheres à inserção no espaço público by Fatima Maria Leite Cruz, Maria de Fátima de Souza Santos

“…This paper discusses part of the regarding interviews carried out in Recife, the state capital of Pernambuco, within the research “ Recognition and memories of the ‘years of lead’: the reports from families of missing political activists and political prisioners during the military dictatoryship in Belo Horizonte, Recife, Brasília e Vitória”. …”
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Political Transmigrants: Rethinking Hmong Political Activism in America by Nengher N. Vang

“…I argue that Hmong political activism in America not only was transnational from the outset, but that their transnational involvement in political developments in Laos and their relations with the Lao PDR government also had a significant impact on their ethnic politics. Many Hmong political activists made their entry into ethnic politics through the door of transnational politics, and many were motivated by transnational political issues to participate in domestic American politics. …”
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Mediatized politics, Comparative case study of Joe the Plumber and Mirza Agha by gholamreza Haddad

“…In this regard, two cases of Joe the plumbers in the US presidential election of 2008 and Mirza Aqa in the 12th presidential election of 1396 as unofficial pesons, which provided the media with the opportunity to turn them into political activists, were the subject of a comparative study. …”
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СОЦИОКУЛЬТУРНАЯ АДАПТАЦИЯ ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОЙ ИНТЕЛЛИГЕНЦИИ НА О. КАПРИ В 1905-1914 гг by J. S. Filina

“…Despite the strong demarcations within the community, maintained by the migrants themselves, mainly along ideological boundaries, subsequently the period of stay on Capri has become a special nostalgic point in the memoirs of representatives of the artistic intelligentsia and political activists.…”
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Color as Political Matter: an Aesthetic-Linguistic Reflection by M. Azadbakht, A. Fahimiar, M.R. Tajik

“…This article has two hidden goals: First, to cross the line of traditional definitions of politics and political matter, and design politics as an art, and vice versa (theoretical goal), and second, to acquaint political activists with a different language of politics, which can play a role both as the language of power and the language of resistance in our society today (practical goal).…”
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Francophobia as an expression of Pan-Africanism in Francophone Africa: An exploration of the Cameroonian political and media discourse by Floribert P.C. Endong

“…In effect, for many francophone pan-African political activists, the act of fighting and mitigating neocolonialism in their countries is inextricably tantamount to exhibiting francophobic sentiments. …”
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The reception of the alternative voice by Afrikaans readers (1994–2002) by Christina Landman

“…From 1994 to 1999, Landman invited a reactionary response from readers by addressing them as gender and political activists. However, from the beginning of the first decade of the 21st century, from 2000, Landman addressed the readership from a perspective of the healing of society. …”
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Sisters and sisterhood: the Kenney sisters, suffrage and social reform c.1890-1970 by Jenkins, L

“…It is a history of education, literacy, religion, migration and social mobility as well as suffrage, and of teachers, theosophists, political activists, social reformers, friends and sisters as well as suffragettes.…”

A new ‘Brazilian Revolution’: maoism to struggle against militar dicatatorship in Brazil (1960´s – 1970´s) by Christine Dabat, Thaís Craveiro

“…Thus maoism informed several political currents and generations of political activists, such as PCB, AP or PCdoB. Apart from definitions, they were interested in the way of thinking of Chinese communists, unlikely winners, which opened perspectives as to how to conceive revolution in Brazil in a way more cohe-rent with its historical originality, geographical complexity, and level of development. …”
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The Darkest Page in the History of Lithuanian Journalism: anti-Semitism in Legal Press During the Second Half of 1941 by Mantas Bražiūnas

“…It is not surpris­ing, since this already mythical concept appears as a “phantom,” most often when someone wishes to employ easily understandable arguments for justi­fication or explanation. Political activists sought to restore the independence of Lithuania in the summer of 1941. …”
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The rule of strangers: empire, Islam, and the invention of "politics" in Egypt, 1867–1914 by Omar, H

“…I end by charting responses to those reforms by political activists, who would evince with remarkable clarity insights—generated through struggle rather than armchair speculation—that would decades later be described as postcolonial theory.…”