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    Madeiran emigration to South Africa since the 1960s: A sociocultural and linguistic perspective.Naidea Nunes Nunes & Bruna Micaela Freitas Pereira - 2021 - Lodz Papers in Pragmatics 17 (1-2):175-196.
    This article focuses on a study of historical emigration from the 1960s onwards, showing the importance of intercultural interaction. Due to the poverty, hunger and precarious living conditions that existed in Madeira Island, many young people saw emigration to South Africa as a means of escaping a difficult life. Arduous jobs due to their limited qualifications, as well as legal constraints and an inability to understand the language, were just some of the barriers encountered by these emigrants. By (...)
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    Les fondations fragiles d’un espace littéraire transatlantique.Sébastien Rozeaux - 2015 - Cultura:197-221.
    Através a análise da presença da literatura brasileira nos dez primeiros volumes do Dicionário bibliográfico português de Inocêncio Francisco da Silva, este artigo pretende identificar as vias transatlânticas criadas pelo bibliógrafo português com o propósito de incluir o Brasil no seu campo de estudo. Esta história das mediações e dos mediadores envolvidos no cumprimento da ambição de Inocêncio Francisco da Silva reflete as etapas e as características próprias do processo de formação de um espaço literário luso-brasileiro na segunda metade do (...)
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    Contribution to the profile of the Real Gabinete Português de Leitura reading public (1837-1847). [REVIEW]Fabiano Cataldo de Azevedo - 2011 - Cultura:103-124.
    Resultado de uma pesquisa que teve como objetivo identificar os critérios que propiciaram a política de seleção do acervo do Real Gabinete Português de Leitura e a partir desses, estabelecer a Política de Seleção que foi praticada pelo Gabinete. Por uma abordagem exploratório-descritiva e utilizando características do acervo, esse artigo busca delinear a figura do leitor no período de 1837-1847. Identifica algumas classes de leitores e suas leituras.
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    Vampyroteuthis Infernalis: A Treatise, with a Report by the Institut Scientifique de Recherche Paranaturaliste.Vilém Flusser & Louis Bec - 2012 - Univ of Minnesota Press.
    Vilém Flusser was born in Prague. He emigrated to Brazil, where he taught philosophy and wrote a daily newspaper column in Sao Paulo, then later moved to France. He wrote several books in Portuguese and German. Writings, Into the Universe of Technical Images, and Does Writing Have a Future? have been published by the University of Minnesota Press, and the Shape of Things, Towards a Philosophy of Photography, and The Freedom of the Migrant have also been translated into English.
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    The Phantasm of the German Migrant Or The Invention of Brazil.Gabi Kathöfer - 2008 - Flusser Studies 7 (1):1-14.
    This paper undertakes a fresh appraisal of German emigration to Brazil as an important but mainly overlooked component of nineteenth-century German identity construction and nationalism. It analyzes Brazil as a controversial political space of national imagination, colonial fantasy, and intercultural translation and evaluates the German emigrant community in Brazil as an invention that is, until today, a depiction heavily loaded with ideological and racial bias. Drawing on Flusser’s thoughts on “Heimat” and migration, this article outlines an intercultural and interdisciplinary (...)
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    Spinoza: A Life (review).Elhanan Yakira - 2000 - Journal of the History of Philosophy 38 (1):123-124.
    In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:Journal of the History of Philosophy 38.1 (2000) 123-124 [Access article in PDF] Steven Nadler. Spinoza. A Life. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Pp. xiii + 407. Cloth, $34.95. Nadler's book is a comprehensive biography of Spinoza. It gives, within the limits of the information available, a full presentation of the life and personality of Spinoza; ample information about the different milieus in which Spinoza grew up and lived; (...)
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  7. Mother tongue lnterference ln afrlcan llterary texts ln portuguese Manuel ferreira* national lnstitute for scientific research, lisbon.Afrlcan Llterary Texts Ln Portuguese - 1994 - Logos. Anales Del Seminario de Metafísica [Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España] 14:49.
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  8. Richard Rorty: Selected Publications.German Chinese, Spanish Italian, French Portuguese, Japanese Serbo-Croat, Russian Polish, Greek Korean, Slovak Bulgarian, Hebrew Turkish, Japanese Italian & French Serbo-Croat - 2000 - In Robert Brandom, Rorty and His Critics. Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 378.
     
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  9. David Harvey.Franz Steiner Verlag, Italian German, Portuguese Norwegian & Spanish Rumanian - 2006 - In Noel Castree & Derek Gregory, David Harvey: a critical reader. Oxford: Blackwell.
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    The Humanities in Dispute: A Dialogue in Letters.Ronald W. Sousa, Professor of Portuguese Spanish and Comparative Literature Ronald W. Sousa & Joel Weinsheimer - 1998
    Disturbed by these acrimonious arguments, the authors - former colleagues and university-press board members - embarked on an ambitious project to reexamine a number of major literary and philosophical works dealing with the liberal arts and education. With their discussions ranging from Plato to Rousseau, from Cicero to Vico, from Erasmus to Matthew Arnold, Sousa and Weinsheimer offer not a history of education philosophy but an examination of the present.
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  11. Physician emigration, population health and public policies.Alok Bhargava - 2013 - Journal of Medical Ethics 39 (10):616-618.
    This brief commentary reappraises the issue of emigration of physicians from developing countries to developed countries. A methodological framework is developed for assessing the impact of physician emigration on population health outcomes. The evidence from macro and micro studies suggest that developing countries especially in sub-Saharan Africa would benefit from regulating physician emigration because the loss of physicians can lower quality of healthcare services and lead to worse health outcomes. Further discussion is contained in an e-letter: http://jme.bmj.com/content/early/2013/05/30/medethics-2013-101409/reply.
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    Emigration to Make Lithuania Free: Modelling the Ownership Relations (article in Lithuanian).Mindaugas Maksimaitis - 2011 - Jurisprudencija: Mokslo darbu žurnalas 18 (2):441-454.
    The article describes the publications of 1945–1990 in the Lithuanian emigration press, reflecting the efforts to use the intellectual potential of Lithuanian emigration in the future in order to reconstruct the Lithuanian political-social system and public relations after breaking away from the Soviet Union. One of the tasks of higher importance the emigration considered was the search for the proper future legal regulation in the sphere of ownership relations, taking into account the essential reforms in this sphere (...)
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  13. Portuguese Myths and Time.Helder Godinho - 1995 - Diogenes 43 (170):69-91.
    By Portuguese myths we mean several kinds of narratives, all of which actualize fundamental aspects of the Portuguese national imagination. Some are foundation narratives (Sâo Mamede, Ourique); others are historical facts that were sung so often over the years by Portuguese and foreign poets that they came to signify basic schemes of the human imagination (Inês de Castro's pure love, whose realization was frustrated by a fight between two men, father and son); other so-called Portuguese myths, (...)
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    Portuguese Myths and Time.Godinho Godinho - 1995 - Diogenes 43 (170):69-91.
    By Portuguese myths we mean several kinds of narratives, all of which actualize fundamental aspects of the Portuguese national imagination. Some are foundation narratives (Sâo Mamede, Ourique); others are historical facts that were sung so often over the years by Portuguese and foreign poets that they came to signify basic schemes of the human imagination (Inês de Castro's pure love, whose realization was frustrated by a fight between two men, father and son); other so-called Portuguese myths, (...)
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    Chinese Émigré Intellectuals and Their Quest for Liberal Values in the Cold War, 1949–69 by Kenneth Kai-chung Yung.Milan Matthiesen - 2022 - Philosophy East and West 72 (2):1-5.
    Kenneth Kai-chung Yung’s Chinese Émigré Intellectuals and Their Quest for Liberal Values in the Cold War presents the philosophical and political development of Chinese intellectuals who fled the mainland after the Communist takeover in 1949. Focusing on Yin Haiguang 殷海光, Zhang Junmai 張君勱, and Xu Fuguan 徐復觀, the author provides a comparative account and comprehensive overview of the many facets of intellectual discourse among Chinese post-war philosophers and public intellectuals.Yung’s book is structured into five chapters. While the first two chapters (...)
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    Emigration and return in the zajecar region.Milena Davidovic - 1992 - World Futures 33 (1):143-153.
    (1992). Emigration and return in the zajecar region. World Futures: Vol. 33, Culture and Development: European Experiences and Challenges A Special Research Report of the European Culture Impact Research Consortium (EUROCIRCON), pp. 143-153.
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    The Portuguese Naturalist Correia da Serra (1751-1823) and His Impact on Early Nineteenth-Century Botany.Maria Paula Diogo, Ana Carneiro & Ana Simões - 2001 - Journal of the History of Biology 34 (2):353 - 393.
    This paper focuses on the contributions to natural history, particularly in methods of plant classification of the Portuguese botanist, man of letters, diplomat, and Freemason Abbé José Correia da Serra (1751-1823), placing them in their national and international political and social contexts. Correia da Serra adopted the natural method of classification championed by the Frenchman Antoine-Laurent de Jussieu, and introduced refinements of his own that owe much to parallel developments in zoology. He endorsed the view that the classification of (...)
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    Portuguese Vocables in Asiatic Languages.M. B. Emeneau & Anthony Xavier Soares - 1940 - Journal of the American Oriental Society 60 (1):112.
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    Emigration and Power: A Study of Sects in Lebanon, 1860–2010.Wendy Pearlman - 2013 - Politics and Society 41 (1):103-133.
    How does emigration affect access to and struggles for power in sending states? For competing groups in the homeland, emigration presents a contradiction: demographic losses but possible economic gains. Wins and losses from this trade-off evolve with shifts in who migrates, to where, and when. I illustrate these relationships in the case of Lebanon since 1860, focusing on the balance of power among sectarian communities. The country’s first migratory wave concentrated material benefits and population deficits in the Christian (...)
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    Emigration, isolation and the slow start of molecular biology in Germany.Ute Deichmann - 2002 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 33 (3):449-471.
    Until the 1930s Germany had been the international leader in biochemistry, chemistry, and areas of biology. After WWII, however, molecular biology as a new interdisciplinary scientific enterprise was scarcely represented in Germany for almost 20 years. Three major reasons for the low performance of molecular biology are discussed: first, the forced emigration of Jewish scientists after 1933, which not only led to the expulsion of future distinguished molecular biologists, but also to a strong decline of ''dynamic biochemistry'', a field (...)
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    Emigrant feelings among domestic pentecostals: historical-theological preconditions.Mykhailo Mykhailovych Mokiyenko - 2018 - Ukrainian Religious Studies 84:125-133.
    The article analyzes the theological and historical preconditions of emigrant feelings among the Ukrainian Pentecostal believers. It is proved that the gospel narrative influences the way Christians of evangelical faith see their own life - as a "temporary earthly journey", determining, along with the unfavorable conditions for the confession of their own religious views in the Soviet era, the desire to emigrate to any non-socialist country. Under conditions of spiritual freedom, a transition from cosmopolitan to patriotic views is observed among (...)
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    Emigration and Political Development.Jonathon W. Moses - 2011 - Cambridge University Press.
    While policy makers, international organizations and academics are increasingly aware of the economic effects of emigration, the potential political effects remain understudied. This book maps the nature of the relationship that links emigration and political development. Jonathon W. Moses explores the nature of political development, arguing that emigration influences political development. In particular, he introduces a new cross-national database of annual emigration rates and analyzes specific cases of international emigration under varying political and economic contexts.
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    Portuguese older people and the Internet: Interaction, uses, motivations, and obstacles.Patricia Silva, Alice Delerue Matos & Roberto Martinez-Pecino - 2013 - Communications 38 (4):331-346.
    This study analyzes Portuguese seniors’ Internet activity and determine their reasons, benefits, and motivations for web use as well as the obstacles faced by non-users. Results were derived from a questionnaire completed by 189 seniors enrolled in universities for seniors. 68.1% defined themselves as Internet users. The seniors asked principally go online to check e-mail and gather information. They state that the Internet is useful, helps them to stay up-to-date, and to preserve relationships. Non-user status is not attributed to (...)
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    Émigrés on the October Revolution: The Suicide of Russia in the Novels of Ayn Rand and Mark Aldanov.Anastasiya Vasilievna Grigorovskaya - 2018 - Journal of Ayn Rand Studies 18 (1):43-54.
    The events of the Russian Revolution, which took place one hundred years ago in October 1917, are reflected in Ayn Rand's first novel We the Living. This article shows Rand's relationship to the Russian Diaspora—though her name is not usually associated with Russian émigré authors. This article compares Rand's work with the novels of another Russian émigré writer—Mark Aldanov (Escape, Suicide)—which shows a common comprehension of the October Revolution in the works of both writers, with similar art images, interpretations of (...)
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    Colonial Emigration, Public Policy, and Tory Romanticism, 1783-1830.Karen O'Brien - 2009 - In Duncan Kelly, Lineages of Empire: The Historical Roots of British Imperial Thought. OUP/British Academy. pp. 161.
    This chapter focuses on white colonial emigration and the settlement of the British and Irish following the loss of the first British Empire. In particular, it examines the British imaginative engagement with the figure of the colonial settler as a casualty of war, industrialization, and poverty, as well as an economic migrant who nevertheless appeared to signify the potential for the recuperation of British society in the future. The chapter is also concerned with the role of the Romantic writers (...)
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    Examining Portuguese High School Students’ Attitudes Toward Physical Education.Paulo Pereira, Fernando Santos & Daniel A. Marinho - 2020 - Frontiers in Psychology 11.
    Portugal ranks fourth among countries with the highest rate of overweight population, considering that 67.6% of the Portuguese population over the age of 15 is overweight or obese. To our knowledge, limited studies have investigated students’ attitudes toward physical education in Portugal. Such research is necessary because it can provide valuable insights for policy and application in the curriculum development for physical education, which may eventually increase participation in physical and sports activities. This study analyzed students’ attitudes toward physical (...)
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    Emigration and community.Samantha Vice - 2017 - South African Journal of Philosophy 36 (1):13-23.
    In this paper I discuss Gillian Brock’s and Michael Blake’s discussion of emigration in Debating Brain Drain in relation to the particular case of South Africa, and explore whether skilled white people have a duty to remain in the country. Focusing on the role of community in this debate, I argue that communities and allegiances in South Africa are still too divided and antagonistic for them to play the duty-grounding role that Brock requires.
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    The Role of Portuguese Gardens in the Development of Horticultural and Botanical Expertise on Oranges.Ana Duarte Rodrigues - 2017 - Journal of Early Modern Studies 6 (1):69-89.
    In the early modern period, botany still remained a relatively new arrival at the top table of knowledge. Much botanical work was not done in universities, colleges, academies, laboratories, or botanic gardens, but behind the walls of different kinds of gardens – of the royalty as well as of common people, of monasteries as well as public gardens. By following the circula­tion of oranges, especially taking into consideration the role of Portugal as a turn­table, this paper sheds light on several (...)
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    Émigrés: French Words That Turned English.David Bellos - 2022 - Common Knowledge 28 (3):459-460.
    Etymologies are often entertaining, but it is not always obvious what they mean. Take the case of Old Frankish *sal, meaning a single-roomed dwelling. The word was taken over by speakers of Vulgar Latin as sala, and by 1100 CE it had become a word of Anglo-Norman French, since in The Song of Roland it crops up as sale, meaning the living area of a castle. Some time later, it wandered into Italian. Renaissance architects wanted to make a new word (...)
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    Portuguese Translations of Thomas More's Utopia.Fátima Vieira - 2016 - Utopian Studies 27 (3):546-557.
    To the contemporary critic, the question of whether Raphael Hythloday really existed is no doubt preposterous. We all know that he never existed and that his name indicates the tension Thomas More wanted to create between a messenger of God, and thus the conveyer of truth, and a nonsensical storyteller. However, the Portuguese historian Luís de Matos published widely, in the 1960s and the 1970s, on the topic. And his monumental work L’Expansion Portugaise dans la Littérature Latine de La (...)
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    The Romanian Emigration to the United States until the First World War. Revisiting Opportunities and Vulnerabilities.Gabriel Viorel Gardan & Marius Eppel - 2012 - Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies 11 (32):256-287.
    The European emigration on the other side of the Atlantic was a complex phenomenon. The areas inhabited by Romanians got acquainted to this phenomenon towards the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth. Therefore, starting with the year 1895, a certain mixture of causes led to a massive migration to America, especially of the Romanians from the rural areas. The purpose of our study is to explore the causes of the Romanian emigration across the (...)
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    The Emigre Sensibility of'World-Literature': Historicizing Hannah Arendt and Karl Jaspers' Cosmopolitan Intent.Ned Curthoys - 2005 - Theory and Event 8 (3).
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    L'Émigration italienne en arrière-plan de "Tempo di Roma".Anne Morelli - 2008 - Cahiers Internationaux de Symbolisme 1:179-190.
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    The Portuguese Astronomer Melo e Simas : Republican Ideals and Popularization of Science.Ana Simões & Luís Miguel Carolino - 2014 - Science in Context 27 (1):49-77.
    ArgumentThis paper analyses a process of co-construction of knowledge and its multiple forms of communication in a country of the European periphery in the early twentieth century. It focuses on Lieutenant Manuel Soares de Melo e Simas, a politically engaged Portuguese astronomer, who moved from amateur to professional during the political transition from the monarchy to the republic. Melo e Simas paralleled his professional career in continuous activity of communicating science to the public in the context of republicanism in (...)
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    The Right to Emigrate.Daniel Sharp - 2023 - Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 24 (3).
    It is widely believed that there’s a right to emigrate. But what justifies this right? This paper explores this issue. It first argues that existing defenses of the right to emigrate are incomplete. It then outlines a novel egalitarian defense of the right to emigrate, on which that right is in part justified as a protection against social inequality. After considering objections, it argues that this account of the right to emigrate entails a limited right to immigrate and that states (...)
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    The Portuguese Popularizer of Science Teodoro De Almeida: Agendas, Publics, and Bilingualism.José Alberto Silva - 2012 - History of Science 50 (1):93-122.
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    From Portuguese America Brazil was born—antilusitanism and civilising tensions.Marco Morel - 1993 - History of European Ideas 16 (4-6):639-646.
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    Portuguese’s Way of Think. Oliveira Martins’s ideas about Man and Slavery.Isabel Mariano Ribeiro - 2008 - Cultura:135-173.
    Este texto situa-se no domínio da História das Ideias e aborda como temática principal o pensamento de Oliveira Martins sobre o Homem negro e a escravatura. As fontes primárias privilegiadas foram os documentos escritos do pensador, escolhidos pela sua representatividade quanto ao ideário em causa, a par de historiografia sobre a temática visada, que é muito vasta em termos biográficos e parcelares. Para o estudo das ideias do autor utilizámos metodologias e técnicas de análise interdisciplinares. A contextualização histórica, como ponto (...)
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    Portuguese Philosophy of Technology: Legacies and contemporary work from the Portuguese-Speaking Community.Helena Mateus Jerónimo (ed.) - 2022 - Springer Verlag.
    This volume is a collection of essays of a philosophical nature on the subject of technology, introducing authors from the Portuguese-speaking community, namely from Portugal itself, Africa and Brazil. Their contributions detail a unique perspective on technology, placing this important topic within the historical, ideological and social contexts of their countries, all of which share a common language. The shared history of these countries and the cultural and economic specificities of each one have stimulated singular insights into these thinkers’ (...)
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    Portuguese Students' ideas about slavery and the slave trade from Africa to Brazil when dealing with textbook sources.Glória Solé, Isabel Barca & Ana Paula Squinelo - 2024 - Clío: History and History Teaching 50:42-61.
    This exploratory study is part of a post-doctoral project investigating how Brazilian and Portuguese textbooks present slavery and the slavery trade, as well as how Portuguese students interpret these issues, particularly when they use the sources in their textbooks. A group of 8th-grade students (aged 13–14) from a school in northern Portugal was asked to reflect on the meaning of slavery and its potential consequences for Brazil and Portugal, drawing on evidence related to the slave trade and labour (...)
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    From Emigration to (Non-)Immigration to Postmigration?Elisa R. Linn - 2025 - Filozofski Vestnik 45 (2).
    The essay traces the legal, representative, and societal status of migrant Others in the “closed society” of the GDR (German Democratic Republic or East Germany) as an example of how Germany has been profiting from labor migration on both sides of the Wall. It outlines how, from German reunification to the present day, migration has been presented as a sudden and temporary problem that obscures a colonial and racist past and necropolitical present. The essay examines the process of social de-differentiation (...)
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    Emigration in a Time of Cholera : Freedom, Brain Drain, and Human Rights.Kieran Oberman - 2016 - Law, Ethics and Philosophy 4:87-108.
    A number of philosophers argue that the earth’s resources belong to every- one equally. Suppose this is true. Does this entail that people have a right to migrate across borders? This article considers two models of egalitarian ownership and assesses their implications for immigration policy. The first is Equal Division, under which each person is granted an equal share of the value of the earth’s natural resources. The second is Common Ownership, under which every person has the right to use (...)
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    Determinants of youth emigration: A case study of karachi.Ammad Zafar - 2021 - Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities 60 (1):45-62.
    In the last six years, more than 3.7 million people have migrated from Pakistan to seek employment, mostly in the Middle East. Approximately, 1 million people migrated from Pakistan in 2015 in contrast to 0.75 million in 2014, an increase of about 20.84%. People from all the cities of Pakistan are migrating, especially from Karachi, which is the seventh most populous city of the world and largest in Pakistan. More than 30% of Karachi’s population is youth with 54.9% male and (...)
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    Not intrinsically unconstitutional: the Portuguese constitutional court, the right to life, and assisted death.Luís Cordeiro-Rodrigues & Christopher Simon Wareham - 2024 - Ethics and Global Politics 17 (1):1-8.
    Recently, there have been debates in Portugal regarding the morality of assisted death. One of the leading opponents in Portuguese society against assisted death are Catholics. They argue that the right to life implies that assisted death is immoral and provide four key arguments they believe justify their position. In this article, we reply to these four articles and show that they all fail.
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    European Portuguese-Learning Infants Look Longer at Iambic Stress: New Data on Language Specificity in Early Stress Perception.Sónia Frota, Joseph Butler, Ertugrul Uysal, Cátia Severino & Marina Vigário - 2020 - Frontiers in Psychology 11.
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    The Portuguese Popularizer of Science Teodoro De Almeida: Agendas, Publics, and Bilingualism.José Alberto Silva - 2012 - History of Science 50 (1):93-122.
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    German émigré psychologists in Tel Aviv (1934–58).Martin Liebscher - 2017 - History of the Human Sciences 30 (2):54-68.
    The First International Congress for Analytical Psychology was held in Zurich from 7 to 12 August 1958. On this occasion a small group of Israeli psychologists, represented by Erich Neumann, was accepted as a charter group member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP), which marked the foundation of the Israel Association of Analytical Psychology. The history leading up to this official birth date is mainly associated with the efforts of Erich Neumann – and rightly so; however, a number (...)
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  48. Eclécticos portugueses del siglo XVIII y algunas de sus influencias en América.Rovira Carmen & María del - 1958 - México]: Colegio de México.
     
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  49. Portuguese castros: the evolution of the habitat and the proto-urbanization process.Ac Ferreira da Silva - 1995 - In Ferreira da Silva Ac, Social Complexity and the Development of Towns in Iberia, From the Copper Age to the Second Century AD. pp. 263-289.
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    Italian Fascism and the Portuguese Estado Novo: international claims and national resistance.Annarita Gori & Rita Almeida de Carvalho - 2020 - Intellectual History Review 30 (2):295-319.
    Taking into consideration the transnational dimension of Fascism that had its epicentre in Italy − as Mussolini’s purpose of “marching throughout the streets of Europe and the World” plainly illustrates − this article explores the connections between the Italian Fascist regime and the Portuguese Estado Novo during the interwar period. From the moment Fascism became attractive for Portuguese intellectuals, state officers, and politicians, until it became a colonial threat to the Portuguese empire, the cultural diplomacy apparatuses of (...)
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