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Should the people control public spending? A normative assessment of balanced budget constitutional amendments
Philosophy at the Department of Humanities of the University of Piemonte Orientale. His main areas of ...
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Practicing Memory after Collective Violence
representing sociolinguistics, history, psychology, media and communication studies, political science, ... Survivors’ Emotional, Psychological and Social Journeys in the Early Postwar Period, Jerusalem, Yad Vashem. ... memory Brian Schiff Esmond Nissim Professor of Psychology and Director of the George and Irina Schaeffer ...
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Student Media
epicenter of AUP’s multicultural urban campus, connecting students, academic departments, alumni, and the ...
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AUP Newsletter
the event in one paragraph (maximum of 150 words), including the academic department hosting the event ...
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Maria Nieblas
After working with different publics, namely in the “Planning and Education Department” of the UNESCO, ... department of AUP as a language and drama teacher for the year. She teaches all levels of language. Her ... other drama courses and workshops. She also worked as a professional actress with different drama ...
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Lecture and Discussion with Dror Ladin, lawyer at American Civil Liberties Union on 5 Dec. 2016, C-102
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Found & Lost: a reading and talk by Alison Leslie Gold
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This Little Art: A reading and talk by Kate Briggs
none The Center for Writers and Translators is delighted to welcome Kate Briggs, who will read from and discuss her blend of essay and memoir This Little Art. A genre-bending song for the practice of literary translation, This Little Art has been name ...
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Christina Hesselholdt on 'Companions'
none On October 3, students, faculty and guests packed the Pierre Salinger Grand Salon to hear from the first Center for Writers and Translators guest speaker of the year. Christina Hesselholdt was on campus for a talk and reading on her English-language ...
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CCDS Event Series Begins with Discussion of Effective Altruism
none On Monday, February 25, the Center for Critical Democracy Studies (CCDS) hosted a discussion on the topic “Famine, affluence and democracy: the politics of effective altruism.” Speaking on the occasion was Ted Lechterman, a political theorist known f ...