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Archets de passage Les
FR NWISBN: 9782296249233 bzw. 229624923X, in Französisch, Harmattan, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Livraison gratuite.
Archets de passage Les: Jacques Corbette entre dans la vie professionnelle comme employe d`assurances. Tantot naif, tantot roublard, pas toujours sympathique, souvent fragile, parfois egoiste OU pitoyable, il se rememore sur ses vieux jours SA famille, ses coups de coeur, ses esperances, ses desillusions au fil de SA formation parisienne. Ce roman pourrait porter en sous-titre: une ducation qui n`est pas seulement sentimentale. Ebook.
Archets de passage Les: Jacques Corbette entre dans la vie professionnelle comme employe d`assurances. Tantot naif, tantot roublard, pas toujours sympathique, souvent fragile, parfois egoiste OU pitoyable, il se rememore sur ses vieux jours SA famille, ses coups de coeur, ses esperances, ses desillusions au fil de SA formation parisienne. Ce roman pourrait porter en sous-titre: une ducation qui n`est pas seulement sentimentale. Ebook.
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An Introduction to Regional Geography
EN USISBN: 155786733X bzw. 9781557867339, in Englisch, Wiley-Blackwell, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
earth sciences,education and reference,foreign language study and reference,geography,human geography,politics and social sciences,regional,science and math,science and math,social sciences, The idea of the region has been a central concept in the understanding of the natural environment, of human society and culture, and of their interactions, from the ancient Greeks to the present. In this book Paul Claval provides a critical introduction to the ways in which the concept of the region has been, is, and could be used to make sense of spatial organization and areal variation in human activities. He examines both economic and policy issues, and relates these to culture, regional identity and ecology.The book is divided into three parts. Part I provides a concise account of regional studies from the ancient Greeks to the present. It then outlines the main current issues in regional geography. Part II describes the main perspectives on the division of space, the different kinds and typologies of regions, and contrasting modes of regional representation. Paul Claval also examines here how ecological, economic, social, cultural, and political phenomena can be understood through their areal variations. Part III looks at how states and non-state societies organize themselves regionally and of the evolution in contemporary dynamics of such modes of organization. The author shows how the perception, representation, imposition and claiming of regions changes from non-state societies, through traditional to industrial societies, and considers the merging of territorial borders of a globalized world economy. This is a complete and penetrating survey of the regional concept A.
earth sciences,education and reference,foreign language study and reference,geography,human geography,politics and social sciences,regional,science and math,science and math,social sciences, The idea of the region has been a central concept in the understanding of the natural environment, of human society and culture, and of their interactions, from the ancient Greeks to the present. In this book Paul Claval provides a critical introduction to the ways in which the concept of the region has been, is, and could be used to make sense of spatial organization and areal variation in human activities. He examines both economic and policy issues, and relates these to culture, regional identity and ecology.The book is divided into three parts. Part I provides a concise account of regional studies from the ancient Greeks to the present. It then outlines the main current issues in regional geography. Part II describes the main perspectives on the division of space, the different kinds and typologies of regions, and contrasting modes of regional representation. Paul Claval also examines here how ecological, economic, social, cultural, and political phenomena can be understood through their areal variations. Part III looks at how states and non-state societies organize themselves regionally and of the evolution in contemporary dynamics of such modes of organization. The author shows how the perception, representation, imposition and claiming of regions changes from non-state societies, through traditional to industrial societies, and considers the merging of territorial borders of a globalized world economy. This is a complete and penetrating survey of the regional concept A.
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An Introduction to Regional Geography
EN NWISBN: 9781557867339 bzw. 155786733X, in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Paul Claval, Books, Science and Nature, An Introduction to Regional Geography, The idea of the region has been a central concept in the understanding of the natural environment, of human society and culture, and of their interactions, from the ancient Greeks to the present. In this book Paul Claval provides a critical introduction to the ways in which the concept of the region has been, is, and could be used to make sense of spatial organization and areal variation in human activities. He examines both economic and policy issues, and relates these to culture, regional identity and ecology. The book is divided into three parts. Part I provides a concise account of regional studies from the ancient Greeks to the present. It then outlines the main current issues in regional geography. Part II describes the main perspectives on the division of space, the different kinds and typologies of regions, and contrasting modes of regional representation. Paul Claval also examines here how ecological, economic, social, cultural, and political phenomena can be understood through their areal variations. Part III looks at how states and non-state societies organize themselves regionally and of the evolution in contemporary dynamics of such modes of organization. The author shows how the perception, representation, imposition and claiming of regions changes from non-state societies, through traditional to industrial societies, and considers the merging of territorial borders of a globalized world economy. This is a complete and penetrating survey of the regional concept as a key to the geographical imagination. Written by France's most prominent geographer, it draws equally on Anglo-American intellectual traditions, and is illustrated by a wide range of examples drawn from all over the world.
Paul Claval, Books, Science and Nature, An Introduction to Regional Geography, The idea of the region has been a central concept in the understanding of the natural environment, of human society and culture, and of their interactions, from the ancient Greeks to the present. In this book Paul Claval provides a critical introduction to the ways in which the concept of the region has been, is, and could be used to make sense of spatial organization and areal variation in human activities. He examines both economic and policy issues, and relates these to culture, regional identity and ecology. The book is divided into three parts. Part I provides a concise account of regional studies from the ancient Greeks to the present. It then outlines the main current issues in regional geography. Part II describes the main perspectives on the division of space, the different kinds and typologies of regions, and contrasting modes of regional representation. Paul Claval also examines here how ecological, economic, social, cultural, and political phenomena can be understood through their areal variations. Part III looks at how states and non-state societies organize themselves regionally and of the evolution in contemporary dynamics of such modes of organization. The author shows how the perception, representation, imposition and claiming of regions changes from non-state societies, through traditional to industrial societies, and considers the merging of territorial borders of a globalized world economy. This is a complete and penetrating survey of the regional concept as a key to the geographical imagination. Written by France's most prominent geographer, it draws equally on Anglo-American intellectual traditions, and is illustrated by a wide range of examples drawn from all over the world.
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Les visites mediatisees pour des familles separees - protege
FR NWISBN: 9782296252738 bzw. 2296252737, in Französisch, Harmattan, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Livraison gratuite.
Les visites mediatisees pour des familles separees - protege: Comment proteger l`enfant et lui garantir un acces a ses deux parents, comment evaluer la qualite des liens noues pour que ceux-ci ne soient pas des liens destructeurs, comment intervenir dans ce qui ressort de l`intime L`application du droit est problematique dans des contextes de crises comme le divorce conflictuel, la protection judiciaire de l`enfant, l`emprisonnement, l`extradition d`un parent... Des universitaires et des praticiens formalisent ici leurs reflexions et leurs experiences du maintien des liens. Ebook.
Les visites mediatisees pour des familles separees - protege: Comment proteger l`enfant et lui garantir un acces a ses deux parents, comment evaluer la qualite des liens noues pour que ceux-ci ne soient pas des liens destructeurs, comment intervenir dans ce qui ressort de l`intime L`application du droit est problematique dans des contextes de crises comme le divorce conflictuel, la protection judiciaire de l`enfant, l`emprisonnement, l`extradition d`un parent... Des universitaires et des praticiens formalisent ici leurs reflexions et leurs experiences du maintien des liens. Ebook.
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