Titlebook: Hard and Soft Computing for Artificial Intelligence, Multimedia and Security; Shin-ya Kobayashi,Andrzej Piegat,Janusz Kacprzyk Conference

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W. Rogoza,M. Zab?ockiing, not only the spread of democracy throughout the Americas, but the entire world. Afrodescendant people are also used as a paradigm case of the potential advantages and drawbacks of a racial minority influencing a larger national culture. Locke articulates a conception of cultural democracy, and

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Marek Landowskian law or the law of American Indian tribes. When questions of race discrimination arise, advocates for the victims of race discrimination turn . to the Constitution or federal and state civil rights statutes. Even where the alleged perpetrators of discrimination are Indian tribes, advocates still t

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Robert Burduk,Paulina Hedabattle in Deerfield, Massachusetts, during King George’s War of 1744 to 1746, it should be read within multiple cultural contexts, including its place within African and American cultural traditions, its relation to Terry’s longstanding engagement with colonial legal systems, and the popularity of p

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Leszek J. Chmielewski,Arkadiusz Or?owski,Maciej Janowiczthat there was also another type of law that was equally important, which I’ve come to think of as “white letter law.”. Unlike black letter law—which brings to mind statutory law, written law, the easily discernible law set forth as black letters on a white page—“white letter law” suggests societal

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en depicted as a respite from the social questions raised in the other two novels. Twenty years after its publication, it is clear that . has entered into the canon of literature addressed by the genre of law and literature, as it made a significant contribution to the enduring themes of slavery and

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Nikolay Borgest,Maksim Korovinary of the Emancipation,” originally published in ., and “Down at the Cross: Letter from a Region in My Mind,” a lengthy, twenty-thousand-word essay that first appeared in .. Upon the publication of the two essays as ., readers couldn’t help but pay attention to the passionate intensity of this youn

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Kosuke Yamaguchi,Tsutomu Inamoto,Keiichi Endo,Yoshinobu Higami,Shinya Kobayashi activism—Jarena Lee, Sojourner Truth, and Rebecca Cox Jackson. I focused primarily on these three women’s autobiographies because together their texts represent a broad range of religious phenomena prevalent in African American mystic culture that, while sometimes “complementary” to and even associ