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… in Revolutionary Europe , the balloon became the national artifact of late eighteenth-century France , …

… created jobs for the unemployed, while others, such as the National Industrial Recovery Act's industrial policy, helped …

… poor electoral timing led to consistent shortcomings on the national stage. Critchlow compares Nixon and Rockefeller in …

… the political arena—all the more at a low-point in American national confidence. So despite all the malaise of the … finds that old-time religion just in time to run for national office. And the burgeoning conservative movement …

… and government loans to Russia, making it the foremost international debtor country in pre-World War I Europe. To … the Anglo-French relationship, and, ultimately, on international relations in the twentieth century, was grim and … Diplomacy/International Relations …

… protectorate of Norway in 1261 CE. Following the personal union of Norway and Denmark in 1380, power shifted south to … Land.” The dispute went to the Permanent Court of International Justice, which decreed in 1933 that Denmark had … were recognized as a distinct people under international law.  In 2012, Greenlandic became the sole official …

… It also set the stage for the rise of stronger national identities and ultimately for the Reformation that … the 1721 plague outbreak in Marseille. As with the rise of national universities, the building of quarantine structures … in part, by Ohio Humanities, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, …

… in its efforts to lead the world and out-perform the Soviet Union. Despite the social and economic importance of a … government started those frameworks in 1958 through the National Defense Education Act, part of which established …

… The anti-militarism of the 1780s gave way to a more nationalistic spirit, but as a concession to older attitudes … really state-sanctioned privateers whose profits went into national treasuries. Because Somalian pirates are not …

… in 1923, with its aggressive focus on secular Turkish nationalism. The Armenians, meanwhile, have long called for … the complexities of the label genocide in history and international law. So stay tuned.   Dr. Ronald Grigor Suny   I'm … Convention from 2006". And I've been involved in some international litigation in relation to genocide.   Leticia …

… modernity, an effort that also included live international coverage via  short-wave radio broadcasts.   In an … and Notre Dame, which has always thought of its fan base as national rather than regional.   College Sports on the Small … the war fielding lucrative competing offers from multiple national networks as well as local channels in Chicago.   …

… , British strategic interests in the Mediterranean, and Soviet pleas to open a second front also played a major role …

… at the outset of the Bataan Death March. (Photo from National Guard) The troops immediately went on half rations; … march with their hands tied behind their backs. (Photo from National Archives) Japanese cultural attitudes made matters … carry comrades too weak to walk along the road. (Photo from National Archives) The news of the “Death March” eventually …

… in Toronto, which was then one of several cities internationally caught in the grip of a frightening new … three levels of prevention were used: first, an international surveillance system at the global level; second, a … of a growing movement of vaccine refusal? In the European Union, some accused the WHO of declaring a pandemic to line …

… Nasser skillfully blended the competing demands of Egyptian nationalism and pan-Arabism. Egypt was portrayed as the … of the United Arab Republic in 1958, a nominal political union between Egypt and Syria, was Nasser's high-water mark. …

… for famine relief, including Venezuela in 1912, the Soviet Union in 1921, and Western Europe after World War II, though … of nutrition and medicine, the growing number of international famine relief organizations, falling food storage … Global/Transnational …

… Well, this is not the National Basketball Association, where a player who’s deemed …