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Afro-regions : the dynamics of cross-border micro-regionalism in Africa
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This collection focuses on the making and unmaking of cross-border micro-regions in Africa. Its main emphasis is that micro-regions are not givens, but are constructed and reconstructed through social practice, political economy and, in discourse, by a variety of states, corporations and non-state actors. The region-builders are the focus -- that is, those actors that build and make micro-regions and their associated region-building strategies. Key research questions are: for whom, for what purpose and with what consequences are micro-regions being made and unmade? There is also special emphasis on how people on the ground and local communities create their own region-building strategies and how they respond to the region-building strategies of others. The case studies -- by leading scholars of African studies and the result of extensive fieldwork -- include a wide selection of micro-regions all over Africa, such as the Maputo Development Corridor, the Zambezi Valley region, the Zambia-Malawi-Mozambique Growth Triangle, Walvis Bay, the Sierra Leone-Liberia border zone, cross-border micro-regions on the Horn of Africa, the Great Lakes region, North Africa, and so forth.
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Company Law
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This volume of Scandinavian Studies in Law (Sc.St.L.) addresses legal issues related to company law. The articles cover a number of different areas, especially those concerning limited liability companies. In addition, several problems relating to the interpretation of the European company law directives are analysed. Thus, both national and European perspectives are included. The Scandinavian countries have a long tradition of cooperation in the area of company law. Denmark, Finland and Sweden are members of the EU. Norway and Iceland are linked to the Union via the European Economic Area Agreement. As a consequence, all the Scandinavian countries have harmonized their legislation in accordance with the company law directives, which has brought important consequences for all these countries. Reflecting a broad spectrum of issues currently attracting interest in the Scandinavian countries, as well as in many other European countries which are in the process of adjusting their legislation to the EU standards, this volume of Sc.St.L. provides an important contribution to the international discussion. Table of Contents: Andersen, Krüger Paul, Corporate Governance in Denmark, p. 11-28 Andersson, Jan, Model Business Corporation Act for Europe - The Alternative to Harmonisation by Directives, or?, p. 29-44 Björgvinsdóttir, Áslaug, Icelandic Company Law, p. 45-66 Bråthen, Tore, Consent Requirements for Share Acquisitions in Limited Liability Companies According to Norwegian Law, p. 67-88 Clausen, Nis Jul and Sørensen, Engsig Karsten, The 2003 Proposal for a Directive on Takeover Bids - Impact on the Regulation in Scandinavia, p. 89-110 Dotevall, Rolf, Choice-of-law Rules for International Cooperative Agreements, p. 111-118 Fjørtoft,Tore Gjems-Onstad, Ole, Cooperative Law in Norway - Time for Codification?, p. 119-138 Giertsen, Johan, Triangle Mergers: A Distinctive Norwegian Type of Transactions, p. 139-146 Hansen, Friis Søren, The Free Movement of Companies, p. 147-172 Hansen, Lau Jesper, The Mandatory Bid Rule: The Rise to Prominence of a Misconception, p. 173-192 Hemström, Carl, Swedish Company Legislation over Six Decades - A Brief Outline, p. 193-202 Johansson, Svante, Registration and Execution of Amendments of Articles of Association, p. 203-214 Moberg, Krister, Auditors' Liability for Damages, p. 215-248 Mohamed, Sideek, Legislative Initiative in the Field of Direct Taxation in the EC, p. 249-258 Samuelsson, Per, Boards of Limited Companies: Internal Governance Structures, p. 259-278 af Sandeberg, Catarina, Exemption of Liability - Where to Draw the Line, p. 279-292 Skog, Rolf, The European Union's Proposed Takeover Directive: the "Breakthrough"Rule and the Swedish System of Dual Class Common Stock, p. 293-306 Werlauff, Erik, The SE Company: A 'Federal' Company Type Available from 8 October 2004, p. 307-326
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Rewinding Internationalism
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Home Menu Search Library e-Books and Publications L’Internationale Online Library is a continually expanding selection of publications of critical theory, postcolonial studies, geopolitics, museum studies and other cultural fields, edited by L’Internationale Online and members of the confederation. All e-Books are available to be read, printed and used as reference material for free. Physical copies of all the publications are housed at the institutions of the members of the confederation: MG+MSUM (Ljubljana), Museo Reina Sofía (Madrid), MACBA (Barcelona), M HKA (Antwerp), SALT (Istanbul & Ankara), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven), MSN (Warsaw) / NCAD (Dublin), HDK-Valand (Gothenburg). Latest publications: Performing Collections Climate: Our Right to Breathe Lio Library Epubs Preparing To Exit Preparing to Exit: Art, Interventionism and the 1990s Lio Library Epubs Final Architectural Dissonances Architectural Dissonances Class And Redistribution Cover Image Class and Redistribution What about support and what about struggle Cover Image what about support and what about struggle Lio Library Epubs Degrowthandprogress Degrowth and Progress Lio Library Epubs Austerityandutopia Austerity and Utopia Lio Library Epubs Final7 Living With Ghosts Living with Ghosts: Legacies of Colonialism and Fascism Lio Library Epubs Final Feminisms Feminisms Lio Library Epubs Final5 Subjects and Objects in Exile Subjects and Objects in Exile Lio Library Epubs Ecologising Museums Ecologising Museums Lio Library Epubs Final4 Decolonising Archives Decolonising Archives Lio Library Epubs Final3 Decolonising Museums Decolonising Museums Lio Library Epubs Final2 Representation Under Attack Representation Under Attack Lio Library Publications Climate Climate: Our Right to Breathe Van Abbe Rewinding Internationalism Cover small Rewinding Internationalism Activating Pink Triangle. Didactic materials and pedagogical proposals for a diverse school, 2022 Activating Pink Triangle. Didactic materials and pedagogical proposals for a diverse school Lio Library Epubs Stories And Threads Archives Line Stories and Threads: Perspectives on Art Archives Lio Library Epubs From:to Mediation Line From/To. Letters From/To the Constituent Museum Lio Library Epubs Gck2.2 Glossary of Common Knowledge, Vol. 2 Performing Collections Performing Collections Newsreel 65- “We have too much things in heart…” Nika Autor, 2021 Newsreel 65- “We have too much things in heart…” The City in the Museum. A retrospective on two years Werksalon in the Van Abbemuseum, 2020 The City in the Museum. A retrospective on two years Werksalon in the Van Abbemuseum Your Maplet: Instructions. Team of the Education Department of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, 2020 Your Maplet: Instructions Lio Library Epubs Final23 Glossary of Common Knowledge Lio Library Epubs Final11 The Long 1980s. Constellations of Art, Politics and Identities Lio Library Epubs Final10 The Constituent Museum. Constellations of Knowledge, Politics and Mediation Lio Library Epubs Final21 L'Internationale. Post-War Avant-Gardes Between 1957 and 1986 Lio Library Epubs Final9 VOTI. Union of the Imaginary Museum E! by Education team M hka Museum E! Publications Lio Library Publications Climate Climate: Our Right to Breathe Edited by Hiuwai Chu, Meagan Down, Nkule Mabaso, Pablo Martínez, and Corina Oprea 2022 ISBN 978-3-947858-42-2 Climate: Our Right to Breathe is a book in response to vast, mutually exacerbating planetary conditions: the accelerated collapse of the biosphere under climate change and the increasingly crushing dynamics of toxic politics. But, the reactionary, divisionary politics driven by ruthless forms of authoritarianism, denialism, nationalism, and other globalized forms of oppression and dispossession are also a call to action. In L’Internationale’s most recent published anthology, more than twenty-five voices from the arts and culture form an internationalist chorus that emphatically responds to a collective need to develop common strategies for solidarity when many limits of the Earth system have already been surpassed. Because racialized capitalism cannot be separated from ecological disaster, vulnerable and often marginalized communities are forced to endure the worst effects of the climate crises. It is imperative to work in solidarity against the uneven violence of these times. Mobilized by diverse practices and backgrounds, the contributions in this book offer both speculative perspectives on and pragmatic relays from the intersectional fight for climate justice and multispecies survivance. The book is published by L’Internationale Online and K. Verlag. Contributors: Maria Thereza Alves, Marwa Arsanios, Eduardo Carrera R, Sebastian Cichocki, Fernando García-Dory, Léuli Eshrāghi, Ayesha Hameed, Mônica Hoff, bell hooks, Jagna Lewandowska, Nomusa Makhubu, Svitlana Matviyenko, Samaneh Moafi, Marina Naprushkina, May-Britt Ö̈hman, Samanta Arango Orozco, Daniela Ortiz, Ana Teixeira Pinto, Elizabeth A. Povinelli, Peta Rake, Maristella Svampa, Françoise Vergès, Cecilia Vicuña, Jaime Vindel, and Munem Wasif. Cover image by Otobong Nkanga and book design by Christophe Clarijs in collaboration with K. Verlag. Edited by Hiuwai Chu, Meagan Down, Nkule Mabaso, Pablo Martínez, and Corina Oprea. ISBN 978-3-947858-42-2 To purchase the publication, please contact K. Verlag, Berlin. Chapters Table of contents Editors’ Introduction by Hiuwai Chu, Meagan Down, Nkule Mabaso, Pablo Martínez, and Corina Oprea “Breathing: A Revolutionary Act” by Françoise Vergès “Fire and Fuel: Energy and Chronopolitical Allegory” by Ana Teixeira Pinto “There Will Be No ‘Third Earth’: Colonial Modernity, Fossil Culture and Cosmic Imaginaries” by Jaime Vindel “Pollution as a Weapon of War” by Svitlana Matviyenko “Muqui” by Daniela Ortiz “Twenty-First Century Extractivisms and Ecopolitical Narratives in Latin America” by Maristella Svampa “Settler Colonialism in Ungreen, Climate-Unfriendly Disguise and As a Tool for Genocide” by May-Britt Öhman “Beyond the Naturalist Phantasmagoria, the Pastures” by Fernando García-Dory “A Letter Inside a Letter: How Labor Appears and Disappears” by Marwa Arsanios “Micro-Resistances: An Interview with Samanta Arango Orozco” by Marwa Arsanios “Seeds Shall Set Us Free II” by Munem Wasif “The Poetics of Entanglement in Zina Saro-Wiwa’s Food Interventions” by Nomusa Makhubu “From Within and From Outside: Investigating Contemporary Clouds” by Samaneh Moafi “The Umbragiade” by Maria Thereza Alves “Survival and Survivance in Climates of Toxicity in the Orbit of the Karrabing Film Collective” by Elizabeth A. Povinelli “Unuy Quita” by Cecilia Vicuña “Blue Assembly: Situating Knowing in the Majority World” by Peta Rake and Léuli Eshrāghi “Against Nature: Cuy(r) Ecologies and Biodiverse Affectivities” by Eduardo Carrera R “How to Keep on Without Knowing What We Already Know, or, What Comes After Magic Words and Politics of Salvation” by Mônica Hoff “songs for petals” by Ayesha Hameed “The Penumbral Age: Art in the Time of Planetary Change” by Sebastian Cichocki and Jagna Lewandowska “Future for Everyone” by Marina Naprushkina “Touching the Earth” by bell hooks Van Abbe Rewinding Internationalism Cover small Rewinding Internationalism Edited by Nick Aikens 2023 ISBN 9789490757236 The exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, Rewinding Internationalism: Scenes from the 1990s, today, is the second iteration of a three-part endeavour. The project as a whole thinks through the construct of internationalism through new commissions and collaborative research within the context of the museum confederation L’Internationale and their four year programme ‘Our Many Europes’. As an experiment in how the form and processes of exhibition making produce meaning, the show explores what the 1990s — a moment of seismic shifts across society and culture — mean today. This publication includes essays and interviews by artists, curators and researchers involved in the project, accompanied by extensive installation views from the Van Abbemuseum.
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