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Documents et archives provenant de l'Asie centrale : actes du colloque franco-japonais, Kyoto /
No full textActes du colloque franco-japonais. Kyoto International Conference Hall et Univ. Ryokoku, 4 - 8 octobre 1988Durt, H
Ties That Bind? The Parapublic Underpinnings of Franco-German Relations as Construction of International Value. CES Germany & Europe Working Paper no. 02.4, 2002
No full textBeneath the relations among states, and distinct from the exchanges of an autonomous regional or global civil society, there is another set of international practices which is neither public nor private but parapublic. The Franco-German parapublic underpinnings consist of publicly funded youth and educational exchanges, some two thousand city and regional partnerships, a host of institutes and associations concerned with Franco-German matters, and various other parapublic elements. This institutional reality provides resources, socializes the participants of its programs, and generates social meaning. Simultaneously, parapublic activity faces severe limits. In this paper I clarify the concept of “parapublic underpinnings” of international relations and flesh out their characteristics for the relationship between France and Germany. I then evaluate the effects and limits of this type of activity, and relate this paper’s findings and arguments to recent research on transnationalism, Europeanization, and denationalization
Structure as Process: The Regularized Intergovernmentalism of Franco-German Bilateralism. CES Germany & Europe Working Paper no.02.3, 2002
No full textThis article systematically scrutinizes the intergovernmental and administrative aspects of Franco- German relations with the 1963 Elysée Treaty at their core. This treaty, together with its various additions and extensions, has defined the basic processes of bilateral interaction between the French and German states. Recurrent tension in Franco-German relations notwithstanding, many observers and participants have viewed France and Germany to be connected particularly closely since the 1960s. This article explores key elements of what it is that links France and Germany. Thereby it clarifies the concept of regularized intergovernmentalism, suggests viewing this specific set of international practices from a social-structural perspective, and evaluates the effects and limits of such regularized procedures. Its findings suggest that bilateral structures have complemented and undergirded a broadly multilateral post-World War II world and are likely to continue to do so
/h/ en franco-ontarien
No full textIl suffit d’écouter attentivement plusieurs locuteurs franco-ontariens pour se rendre compte que /h/ est encore bien vivant dans cette province. Mais il est réalisé de manière si irrégulière qu’on peut se demander s’il n’est pas menacé de disparition. La chose ne serait pas surprenante, puisqu’on a déjà noté son amuïssement en latin, avant la période classique, et surtout en français moderne, quelque 20 siècles plus tard. Assisterait-on au même phénomène d’économie phonétique en franco-ontarien?La question a déjà été abordée, dans des pré-publications, par Cichocki et Lepetit (1981) et Thomas (1982), mais l’absence de dimension diachronique dans ces deux études en a considérablement réduit la portée. Les données, en effet, étaient basées sur deux corpus d’adolescents francoontariens, provenant respectivement de Welland et de Sudbury, et ce n’est que par recoupements et déductions successives en synchronie dynamique que les auteurs arrivaient à postuler une évolution probable du /h/.</jats:p
Functional studies of H-2k-like epitopes on DTIC treated and untreated L1210 (H-2d) clones
No full textFollowing 'in vivo' treatment with 5-(3-3'-dimethyl-1-triazeno)imidazole-4-carboxamide (DTIC), murine leukemic cells acquire new antigenic specificities not detectable on parental cells and responsible for the rejection of the tumour by syngeneic hosts. 'In vivo' and 'in vitro' experiments pointed out an immunological cross reactivity between DTIC treated and untreated lines. Furthermore, specific CTLs raised against DTIC treated L1210 tumour cells (H-2d) were cytotoxic for H-2k target cells. The aim of this study is to investigate whether the H-2k cross reactivity displayed by L1210/DTIC is related to the drug treatment rather than due to an antigen already present in the parental line and maintained after treatment. Cloned cells from L1210, obtained by limiting dilution 'in vitro', were recloned 'in vivo' and then treated with DTIC. Syngeneic and allogeneic CTLs raised 'in vitro' against parental and treated clones showed lytic activity against H-2k target cells. Treated and untreated clones were then checked for the presence of H-2k-like determinants using monoclonal antibodies. One of these, HB-53 (IgG2bKkDk) was highly positive with all the clones tested in binding assay using iodinated Fab anti-mouse Ig, fluorescence and FACS analysis. Others displayed a low reactivity against both treated and untreated clones without significant differences. After neuraminidase treatment of two clones (D and D/DTIC), the H-100.5 (anti H-2Kk)-reactive epitope was dramatically exposed on the DTIC tumour cells but not on the parental clones. These data suggest that the H-2k cross reactivity is related to the presence of a TAA that is maintained after treatment.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS
Conférence franco-allemande: H. Harder, "Où va Angela Merkel avec son nouveau gouvernement?", 20 janv., 18h, Tours
No full textLundi 20 janvier 2014 CONFÉRENCE-DÉBAT (En Français) avec Dr. H. Harder (Ancien directeur de la Maison de l’Allemagne) Où va Angela Merkel avec son nouveau gouvernement ? Université François-Rabelais. Faculté Lettres et Langues- 18h-19h30 Amphithéâtre B (entrée principale), 3 rue des Tanneurs Département d’Études germaniques et Centre franco-allemand de Touraine [email protected] Affiche Harder Gouvernement Merkel 201
Conférence franco-allemande: H. Harder, "Où va Angela Merkel avec son nouveau gouvernement?", 20 janv., 18h, Tours
No full textLundi 20 janvier 2014 CONFÉRENCE-DÉBAT (En Français) avec Dr. H. Harder (Ancien directeur de la Maison de l’Allemagne) Où va Angela Merkel avec son nouveau gouvernement ? Université François-Rabelais. Faculté Lettres et Langues- 18h-19h30 Amphithéâtre B (entrée principale), 3 rue des Tanneurs Département d’Études germaniques et Centre franco-allemand de Touraine [email protected] Affiche Harder Gouvernement Merkel 201
Continuous images of H* and its subcontinua.
No full textWe give new sufficient conditions for a continuum to be a remainder of . We also show that any non-degenerate subcontinuum of maps onto any continuum of weight , thus generalizing
a result of D.~P.~Bellamy
Une expérience franco-allemande
No full textAbdallah Mogniss H. Une expérience franco-allemande. In: Hommes et Migrations, n°1257, Septembre-octobre 2005. Trajectoire d'un intellectuel engagé. Hommage à Philippe Dewitte. pp. 120-121
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