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Il est des objets de recherche plus attractifs que d’autres. La fiscalité est de ces sujets vers lesquels on ne se porte pas spontanément. Et pourtant, l’étude d’instruments fiscaux se révèle être tout particulièrement intéressante pour... more
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      Japanese StudiesGender StudiesPublic Policy
The number and nature of international rankings published in large-circulation magazines have grown significantly in importance in the last fifteen years. They now cover a multiplicity of topics and are structured around criteria ranging... more
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      Japanese StudiesGlobalizationGlobal StudiesJapan
Le 16 décembre 2015, la Cour Suprême japonaise s'est prononcée sur la constitutionnalité de deux dispositions du droit de la famille dont le bien-fondé est contesté par une partie de la société civile depuis maintenant plus de 20 ans. Si... more
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      Japanese StudiesGender StudiesLaw and Society
This course provides an introduction to population issues. Out of the three components of population growth – namely fertility, migration and mortality – the former two will be dealt with in detail. We shall also discuss family formation... more
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      Social DemographyDemographyReproductive politics
This course is designed to introduce students to gender studies via the study of contemporary Japanese society. It investigates how gender deeply structures the economy, the political sphere as well as society at large. By the end of the... more
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      Japanese StudiesGender StudiesGender and Sexuality
The objective of the course is twofold: [1] To introduce students to gender studies via the study of contemporary Japanese society contemporary. It investigates how gender deeply structures the economy, the political sphere as well as... more
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      Japanese StudiesGender Studies
Together with the modernization process, Western scholars and historians have begun to argue that the first-person narrative tradition is a West production. They also claim that these types of narratives don not exist among Islamic... more
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      HistoryCultural HistoryMedieval HistoryNarrative
A short guide to understand what were the travel purposes of the three significant travelers living in the same time period.
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      HistoryCultural StudiesTravel WritingCultural Heritage
A reflection on Fukuyama's theory known as ''The End of History'', and a short interpretation for historiography.
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      HistoriographyHistory of Historiography
A short idea for a city museum in the ice of a public historian.
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      Museum StudiesPublic History
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      StatisticsSocial SciencesHistory of Mathematics
Condition of English women before, during and after the Reformation Era.
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      Medieval HistoryReformation HistoryReformation StudiesEnglish Reformation
The uses of imeges in the historical context.
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      HistoryArchaeologyArt HistoryPainting
It can be concerned that the landscape is, in the eyes of the archeologists and historians, the perception of environment among people thorough history. We, as the human beings, live in the world for a long time, and during this huge time... more
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      Social ChangeLandscape ArchaeologyLandscape ArchitectureCultural Landscapes
Salomon Schweigger and His Travelogue
Travelogues in the Historiography
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      HistoryOttoman HistoryTravel and travelogues
Azîz Efendi's Assessment of Ottoman Central Army in the 17th Century
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      YeniçeriKanunnameYeniçerilerYeniçeri Ocağı'nın Kaldırılması
The founder of Constantinople is Constantine the Great and before we mention about the foundation of the city, it should be mentioned about him because of some direct correlations between the life of Constantine I and the foundation of... more
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      ConstantinopleConstantine the Great, Roman Empire, Early Christianity
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      ArchaeologyLandscape ArchitectureFrench RevolutionNationalism
In the dictionaries there is a common definition of art as ‘‘the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for... more
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      Art HistoryRenaissance HumanismRenaissance ArtScholastic Philosophy
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      GeographyBorder StudiesKurdish StudiesHistorical maps