... is agreed in an inter-governmental conference, a Minister of the Crown must lay the required sta... of the European Parliament held on 4 June 2009 , as if the seat had been allocated to the region ... 77(3) (provisions concerning passports, identity cards, residence permits etc.). Article 82(2)(d) (...
.... Contrary to the moral economy of the European peasant village, social production is driven by a ... through the diffusion of radio frequency identity tags (RFIDs), microtransmitters present in objects... presented at the Immaterial Labour conference, Cambridge, April 2006; available online at , acc...
... in 2007 and 27.4 per cent in both 2008 and 2009, having previously been at 31.4 per cent in 1996 (... interest representation in which social identity formation and collective interest mobilisation are... Africa and South Korea, or southern European countries like Greece, Spain, France and Italy. In...
... by providing them with loving homes (Hill, 2009). However, the situation for intercountry adoption... able to embrace and promote a cultural identity for the child'. . In relation to intercountry adop... of eligibility to adopt (Hague Conference on Private International Law, 2008). The Guide to .... This view was supported by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in the case of Frette...
Q: There won't be much sunshine for Labour delegates when they arrive in Llandudno with the powerful shadows of David Cameron and Nick Clegg stretching across Britain, will there? A: What are you talking about? A party which a couple of years ago seemed in the throes of an identity crisis is now aglow with optimism. First Minister Carwyn Jones is rallying his party for an election they hope will establish Wales once again as a bastion of non-Tory ideas. The shock of finishing behind the Conservatives in the 2009 European elections is now a hazy memory of an unpleasant event in the past - like getting nipped by an aunt's spaniel during a childhood picnic. Repeated polls give Labour a towering majority of up to 45% - ahead of the Conservatives and Plaid Cymru who repeatedly score in the l...
The issue of independence is regarded differently by the nationalist parties of Scotland and Wales. The question of Welsh independence has been removed from mainstream political discourse and debate, although the Nationalists presumably find the issue unpalatable fact to face. James examines nationalism, politics, and identity in Wales that make it different from Scotland in its strength of aspirations to independence .
... a fully independent member state of the European Union. The issue was mentioned by no one, not even... the two coalition parties held a press conference on April 20, 2010 in which they did not even menti... Donald Bruce, Contemporary Review, Winter 2009, pages 475-477.) The most famous Welsh poet of rec...
...A succession of intergovernmental conferences followed and the Second World Climate Conference i... championing democracy, human rights, and European unity. Within six years it had engaged in five war... Union in 1994 as an aspect of Swedish identity, though not within the Swedish political elite, wh...
... Search for Alternatives, Ashgate: London, 2009, 226 pp: 9780754670537 55 [pounds sterling] (hbk) ... of current union strategies regarding European integration; and the possibilities for the rejuven... development of an alternative political identity' (p. 160). In turn, the study and the practice of ...
Irish Travelers are frequently equated with crime. This culture-of-crime stereotype is reproduced through media culture. In this article I will analyze the 1997 film Traveller and the first season of the 2007 television series The Riches to see how the criminal stigma is repeatedly (re) ascribed to Irish Travelers. I identify two cultural discourses in Traveller. First, the "culture as practice" discourse grants admission to a cultural group based on what one does. Second, the "culture as nature" discourse views cultural belonging in a biologically deterministic fashion. These two discourses overlap, and Irish Traveler culture is still depicted as a culture of crime. The Riches reproduces this stereotype, as the only way Irish Travelers can lead a "normal" life is too steal a buffer's i...
... with several participants of this conference, see Becerra 2006). In October 2007 they hosted a ... writing on Irish Travelers examines the European context, I focus my attention on the role of repre... that contend with the history and identity of Irish Travelers. Claiming that they are outcast...
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