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2014), ‘The Eurogroup. How a secretive circle of finance ministers shape European economic governance’ (Manchester University Press 2006) and 'Die Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik der EU' (The economic and [...] 2006), The Eurogroup . How a secretive circle of finance ministers shape European economic governance , Manchester: Manchester University Press. Edited Volumes and special issues Hodson, D./ Puetter, U./
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, seem to be dated to the mid-nineteenth century. However, the shape and style of the uniforms are very generic and do not evoke any particular nation, and the weapon hanging from the side of the saddle [...] the specific type of instrument considered here. The eyepiece, shaped like a short tube, protrudes from the metal plate and can be disassembled via a screw mechanism. By unscrewing the detachable outer [...] a cav- alry soldier. This telescope – called cornet because its shape and handling resembled the acoustic horn of the time, while longue-vue stood for terrestrial telescope – featured an indirect-vision
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that promotes innovation and entrepreneurial thinking. This still shapes my work as co-managing director and has given me valuable tools for founding and running a successful company. Morten (full review [...] career. You set your own focus during your studies, allowing you to shape your career according to your preferences. We prepare you for your career with internships, project work, and contact with companies
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role do faculty members play? Faculty members and program units shape the European Pathway by designating appropriate courses or modules as Pathway elements (see below). In doing so, they can: assign [...] internationalisation, sustainability, inclusion, and social belonging shape both artistic and pedagogical training. Students explore artistic techniques in their international and historical contexts and
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educational practice in the context of digitality. Under the motto “Shaping practice differently together,” FabricaDigitalis supports people in exploring digital-related practices, provides inspiration, and
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and professional education, a place where all university members shape the present and the future; in doing so, they are aware of the social significance and responsibility of their work. The EUF members
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Danish as used in the Faroes and in historical Norway was and is shaped by contact with the local spoken languages (Faroese and South Norwegian dialects, re- spectively). As a consequence of language [...] DM is that every process of colonial language transplantation is shaped by a consistent set of sociolinguistic and language-contact conditions, and that there is a fundamentally uniform process underlying [...] variety in its own right. These developmental phases are each shaped by specific parameters of politics, par- ticular identity construction of the speaker groups (settlers and indigenous people),
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the laby- rinths and multiplicities of individual experience as shaped by social and conceptual worlds. “ ‘Black’ is first of all a word,” Mbembe writes. “But the word has its own weight, its own density [...] 136–137). This history has created race and given it the power to shape meaning, experience, the past, and the future. Race, “at once image, body, and enigmatic mirror,” writes Mbembe, is “the expres- [...] , but the procedures that enabled the work of fantasy to take shape, as well as the vio lence that resulted from it, are now sufficiently well known. At this point, there are very few things we can