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Epilogue,ints, all three passed through similar learning processes which sought to identify shared interests or manipulate their political culture. It also argues that the problems between Mughals and . were not the result of a clash between dissimilar cultural worlds, but from the frustrated expectations caused by the negotiation processes.

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Meeting a New Constantine,This chapter describes and analyses the first Jesuit mission to the Mughal court (1580–1583) and the early diplomatic contacts between the Mughal Empire and the Portuguese .. This chapter will focus on the evolution of the top-down strategy of the Jesuit missionaries, and the problems that this approach posed to the success of the missionaries.

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Jesuit and English Experiences at the Mughal Court, c. 1580–1615978-3-030-96588-4Series ISSN 2946-5338 Series E-ISSN 2946-5346

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Jo?o Vicente Melo, oil and gas workers, scientists, journalists and politicians have nowadays an impact on different forms of land use on sacred sites – religious activities, tourism, ethnographic and archaeological research and extractive industries. Different groups and different concepts of ‘use’ are associated w

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Jo?o Vicente Melo protection of Sámi sacred sites under the Antiquities Act is discussed. Today, there are around 50 registered Sámi sacred sites, recognized as ‘a(chǎn)ncient monuments’ under this act. These sacred sites are usually nature formations: mountains, lakes, springs, rocks, boulders or islands. Many challenges

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Jo?o Vicente Melog of individual differences, and of variables relating to the person, in the context of the proposed approach built on the postulate of an objectively definable environment. An investigation of the evaluation of environments by migrants who have moved from communities of differing sizes to New York

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Jo?o Vicente Melog of individual differences, and of variables relating to the person, in the context of the proposed approach built on the postulate of an objectively definable environment. An investigation of the evaluation of environments by migrants who have moved from communities of differing sizes to New York