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Enfin un manuel pour l'option de base de Sciences sociales (Ens. général et TT) ! Un outil unique et innovant, couvrant le 2e degré et dont l'objectif est de permettre à l'élève de s'approprier la démarche de recherche en sciences sociales...

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"The Athens Journal of Social Sciences (AJSS) is an Open Access quarterly double blind peer reviewed journal and considers papers from all areas of social sciences, including papers on sociology, psychology, politics, media, and economics. Many of the papers published in this journal have been presented at the various conferences sponsored by the Social Sciences Division of the Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER). All papers are subject to ATINER’s Publication Ethical Policy and Statement."--

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Det nordiska samarbetet är ett av världens mest omfattande regionala samarbeten. Det omfattar de nordiska länderna samt Färöarna, Grönland och Åland. Det nordiska samarbetet är politiskt, ekonomiskt och kulturellt förankrat. Den nordiska gemenskapen arbetar för ett starkt Norden i ett starkt Europa. Det nordiska samarbetet avser att stärka nordiska och regionala intressen och värderingar i en global omvärld. Gemensamma värderingar länderna emellan bidrar till att stärka Nordens ställning som en av världens mest innovativa och konkurrenskraftiga regioner.

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This booklet presents an interesting selection of basic data on socioeconomic conditions and cultural affairs in the entire Nordic region. The figures are excerpts from the Nordic Statistical Yearbook 2014.

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Taking a transcultural and interdisciplinary approach to Diaspora studies, New Perspectives in Diasporic Experience offers a wide range of new and challenging perspectives on Diaspora and confirms the relevance of this field to the discussion of contemporary forms of identity construction, movement, settlement, membership and collective identification. This volume investigates constructions of diasporic identity from a variety of temporal and spatial contexts. They explore encounters between diasporic communities and host societies, and examine how diasporic experiences can contribute to perpetuating or challenging normalised perceptions of the Other. The authors discuss how visual and literary representations become an integral part of diasporic experiences and identities. Other themes examined include communities’ attempts to reverse the negative effects of Diaspora and maintain cultural continuity, as well as generational differences and dialogue within the Diaspora, and the power that individuals have to negotiate marginal identities in diasporic settings.

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