Leib Malach’s Montreal Travelogue, 1930 by Zachary M. Baker

“…This essay thus attempts to situate Malach’s Montreal travelogue within the frameworks of Canadian and Latin American Jewish Studies, along with transnational Yiddish Studies. En 1930, le romancier, dramaturge, poète, journaliste et globe-trotter yiddish Leib Malach s’est rendu à Montréal pour assister à l’inauguration de la nouvelle bibliothèque publique juive. …”
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Être touareg dans le Sud libyen en transition: une citoyenneté encore inachevée by Pauline Poupart

“…Despite their historic transnational movements and connections between both countries, they were registered as Libyan citizens when Libya became independent. …”
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新移民女性的敘事文本及其教育意涵 The Narrative Texts of New Female Immigrants and Their Implications in Education by 王碧霜 Wang, Pi-Shuang, 黃淑玲 Huang, Shu-Ling

“…A large number of new female immigrants move into Taiwan through transnational marriage make the uneasiness and fear of the society in Taiwan. …”
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Recentering the human in the continuums of in/mobility and in/security: Perceptions from two emblematic borders by Anitta Kynsilehto, Angel Iglesias Ortiz

“…Furthermore, feminist international relations scholarship and feminist security studies in particular have stressed the necessity to examine security and violence as continuums that traverse across sites ranging from the corporeal and intimate to the global and transnational, and which span over time. Combined with mobility studies that focus on migrant trajectories across countries, regions, and continents with periods of chosen or unwanted immobility in between, this body of scholarship helps us understand how border enforcement impacts diversely positioned persons’ lives. …”
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La política educativa de la Unión Europea al servicio del desarrollo económico con cohesión social by Juana María Madrid Izquierdo

“…</p><p>The UE cannot have a common policy of education because the educative competitions are of each State member. It is only a transnational forum of cooperation and interchange of ideas, diffusion of good practices and space of financing of some programs. …”
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TWO HALVES OF THE SAME KIWI: ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE AMONG NEW ZEALANDER OF ITALIAN ORIGIN by Barbara Martelli

“…In line with the sociolinguistic theories on the circulation of Italian in the world, on the motivations underpinning its learning and on the typology of speakers, I specifically addressed the following topics: Italian as a language of migration, Italian as a language of culture, Italian taught at university, Italian as part of a fluid and transnational multi-identity, and Italian in the global market.   …”
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ANTICIPATORY BREACH UNDER THEUNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF GOODS by Mercédeh Azeredo da Silveira

“…The UNIDROIT Principles of International Commercial Contracts (hereafter ”UNIDROIT Principles” ) and the Principles of European Contract Law (hereafter ” PECL” ), represent, like the CISG, attempts to ” promote the unification and/or harmonization of international commercial law.” 1 Today, at the international and European level, the UNIDROIT Principles and the PECL respectively constitute, in the field of transnational commercial contracts, the two sources of nonbinding or soft law2 most commonly referred to. …”
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Development of higher education in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Historical and statistical analysis by Mr. Mirjana MANOJLOVIĆ

“…Moreover, this approach enables comparisons at various levels: from local, through national to regional, and beyond. Transnational connections established in this way can be a new form of consensus on important topics. …”
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MOBILIDADE ESPACIAL NA FRONTEIRA E A FORMAÇÃO DE ESPAÇOS DE VIDA NA AMAZÔNIA: O CASO DAS CIDADES GÊMEAS DE GUAJARÁ-MIRIM (BRASIL) E GUAYARAMERÍN (BOLÍVIA)/Spatial mobility on the b... by Jonatha Rodrigo de Oliveira Lira

“…In the sense that they articulate different scales of phenomena related to the spatial distribution of the population in the Brazilian Amazon, constituting spaces of life with specific characteristics configured by. the practice of transnational activities of those who reside there and use the frontier. …”
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The adjustment of spouses following the expatriates' relocation. by Chua, Kah Hwee., Tay, Su-Ling., Ying, Sai Hong.

“…From the literature review, a framework on expatriate spouses’ transnational adjustment was proposed. The two dependent variables used in the study are General Adjustment and Interaction Adjustment. …”
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The adjustment of spouses following the expatriates' relocation. by Chua, Kah Hwee., Tay, Su Ling., Ying, Sai Hong.

“…From the literature review, a framework on expatriate spouses’ transnational adjustment was proposed. The two dependent variables used in the study are General Adjustment and Interaction Adjustment. …”
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Populism in foreign policy by Chryssogelos, Angelos

“…The “people” for whom populists speak in international affairs can very well transcend national borders, as evidenced, for example, in the foreign policies of Hugo Chavez and Mahmud Ahmadinejad, who aimed to represent transnational constituencies like the Global South, the Islamic world, the world poor, etc. …”
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How far is the Global Education Reform Model globally effective ? A comparison of the relationships between student attainment and school accountability, autonomy and institutiona... by Gill, C

“…The present study aimed to address some of the limitations of previous research by making transnational comparisons of the effectiveness of GERM using a balanced sample of non-OECD countries from the 2015 PISA cycle, which were drawn equally from four global regions and from different levels of development, and all of which had implemented GERM related reforms; within this sample the effectiveness of GERM was also investigated at an individual country level in Trinidad & Tobago, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Indonesia. …”

Financial elites and the spatial variation of inequality: examining the intersection of gender, race and class in Frankfurt, London, and New York by Kaempfer, K

“…Building on feminist critics of both literature and entering the debates surrounding transnational elites and international financial centres (IFCs) as well as elite labour, this doctoral thesis visits three financial centres. …”

World Heritage, Hydropower, and Earth’s Largest Freshwater Fish by Dana Lee, Jackman C. Eschenroeder, Lee J. Baumgartner, Bunyeth Chan, Sudeep Chandra, Seila Chea, Sothearoth Chea, Chheana Chhut, Elizabeth Everest, Radong Hom, Kong Heng, Stefan Lovgren, Sinsamout Ounboundisane, Wayne Robinson, Lykheang Seat, Sobot Soth, Zeb S. Hogan

“…In this study, we present initial findings from the ongoing, collaborative, transnational acoustic telemetry monitoring of nearly 300 tagged fishes representing 27 species, which yield important insights into the potential impacts that proposed hydropower dams would have on populations of ecologically and economically important fish species. …”
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Place Attachment : Advances in Theory, Methods and Applications / by Manzo, Lynne, editor 579207, Devine-Wright, Patrick, editor 499659

L’Observatoire Européen du Plurilinguisme (OEP) Peut-on promouvoir la diversité linguistique de l’Europe à travers des Traducteurs Bénévoles? by Nicoletta Armentano

“…For the past eighteen years, the OEP has been promoting languages of the European Union by developing its activities along four lines: monitoring information, raising awareness among various audiences, pooling resources, and mediating in the decision-making processes of transnational political institutions. To do this, this actor of plurilingualism, on the one hand, uses textual typologies (the bimonthly newsletter, editorials and press releases) aimed at strategic communication and linguistic vigilance; on the other hand, it uses translation practices that are fundamentally multilingual. …”
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Les standards dits durables appauvrissent-ils les planteurs de cacao ? Interactions entre déforestation en Côte d’Ivoire et au Libéria, crédit à l’achat d’engrais et baisse des cou... by Ruf François

“…Cependant, si la consommation d’engrais chimique est poussée par le « système », composé des Transnational Corporations (TNC) du cacao, des coopératives, des agences de crédit, des organisations non gouvernementales internationales et des labels de cacao dit « durables », n’y a-t-il pas danger d’effets inverses : contribution à l’excès d’offre de cacao, baisse du cours mondial, endettement et appauvrissement des planteurs ? …”
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Tõlkelugu ja kultuurimälu / Translation History and Cultural Memory by Elin Sütiste

“…This means that translation history need not be modelled after traditional national or literary histories but that translation history itself could be regarded as a more general model that allows the integration of the national and the transnational, the belles lettres and the wider sphere of literature, elements of verbal and non-verbal culture, the principle of ethnic and discursive singularity and that of heterogeneity. …”
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“…Nationella föreställningar om entreprenörer och teknisk begåvning 1800–2000 (Jenny Eklöf) Tim Berndtsson, Annie Mattsson, Mathias Perssson, Vera Sundin & Marie-Christine Skuncke (red.): Traces of transnational relations in the eighteenth century (Andreas Önnerfors) Anders Burman: Pedagogikens idéhistoria. …”
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