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sens à partir de ces termes clés ; - passer l’enregistrement une dernière fois pour confirmer. Productions possibles : • Her school was located close to her house; it took her only 15 minutes to go there. • It was a school for girls only; boys were not allowed. • She attended that school for six years, from 12 to 18. • During the first years, students practised sports two hours a week. • What she loved about her school was lunch time, because she met her friends outside and they

suggestions quant au contenu du texte qu’ils vont lire. Productions possibles : I can see three young boys sitting on a bench, in a park. I can see teenagers relaxing in a park. I can see three teenagers listening to an iPod/music. They share headphones so they can listen to the same music. They may be listening to new types of music. The scene must take place at the weekend or after school because the boys look relaxed / because they don’t wear uniforms. They seem to have plenty of time to enjoy themselves

has not followed in the steps of what has been observed in the rest of Africa. Slave trade has begun relatively late on the Gabonese coastline and a large part of it has been carried out illegally on the coasts South of the Equator during the 19th century. A mapping of the geographical location for slave trade in Gabon is explained. The Gabonese coastline,which does not follow exactly the current Gabonese littoral,is subdivided into o three parts :Loango, the southern one, is studied se arately, first

contradictions, of the ideological ambiguities it creates, of the difficulty that critics struggle with when they try to identify it objectively, even in spite of postmodernity. It seems to have led several polymorphic lives, even before the 19th century when it grew again as the dominant aesthetic value, so much so that every artistic form which would derogate from its imperative is frowned as suspicious. As the first modern works became classics, the relationships between tradition and critical

télévision et le théâtre. Il commence à travailler comme scénariste pour la télévision sur la série dramatique produite par Michael Mann, « Robbery Homicide Division » (Los Angeles: Division Homicide). Il participe depuis à la création de séries pour la 20th Century Fox, Universal et Imagine Television. Dans la seconde saison de « Damages », il interprète l’agent du FBI L.J Werner et fait ses débuts comme réalisateur dans la troisième saison. FREDERIC KRIVINE Frédéric Krivine commence sa carrière par la

que l’habitant assume parfaitement. Dans les îles de Loos, ceux qui portent des patronymes anglais jusqu’à une date récente ont gardé des attaches avec la Sierra-Leone, singulièrement Freetown d’où sont venus leurs ancêtres comme agents de commerce, boys ou autres serviteurs. Nombre d’entre eux étaient des commerçants représentant de Blancs dont ils ont pris le patronyme. Mais tous ces descendants de négriers blancs ou noirs, ces Kryons (Créoles) sont fondus dans la masse de population soussou. Cependant

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successfully makes the case for Angola as a patrimonial state but it is also clear that the interaction of war and oil make that label particularly relevant. According to Edwards (2004:3), “civil society organisations is the big idea for the twenty first century, or will the idea of civil society – confused, corrupted or captured by elites”. Shaxson et al (2009) is the more recent academic resource on civil society organisations and post conflict in general, and particularly on the Angola civil society

(comps.) (2000a), The Export Age: The Latin American Economies in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries. An Economic History of Twentieth Century Latin America, vol. 1, New York, Palgrave Press/St. Martins. ___ (comps.) (2000b), Industrialisation and the State in Latin America: the Post War Years. An Economic History of Twentieth Century Latin America, vol. 3, New York, Palgrave Press/Martins. Castles, Stephen et Mark J. Miller (1993), The Age of Migration: International Population Movements