El subsistema reduccional jesuítico del borde oriental de las Pampas y su vínculo regional con los establecimientos productivos de Buenos Aires, 1740-1753 by Fabián Arias

“…El ámbito regional que interesa analizar en este trabajo es el espacio reduccional que organizó la Compañía de Jesús al sur de la jurisdicción colonial de Buenos Aires, en el río Salado, entre 1740-1753; en el mismo se fundaron tres misiones: Nuestra Señora de la Concepción de los Pampas, Nuestra Señora del Pilar de los Serranos y Nuestra Señora de los Desamparados Tuelchus. …”
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España ante el 25 de abril 1974 (Juego de espejos peninsulares) by Celso Almuiña

“…Por parte portuguesa, la herencia colonial, que deja tras sí Salazar, es la casusa directa del derrumbe del insostenible imperio colonial, que abre la puerta a la democracia. …”
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mTeSR1 is beneficial for the early development of bovine embryos and promotes the proliferation of the inner cell mass during the outgrowth of blastocysts by Dohyun Kim, HakKyo Lee, Dae-Jin Kwon

“…The 2% mTeSR1 group showed higher efficiency in forming dome-shaped colonies with stronger SOX2 expression compared to the control. …”
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Development and Characterization of Chitosan Nanoparticles Loaded with Amoxicillin as Advanced Drug Delivery Systems against Streptococcus Mutans by Abdullah J Jasem, Maha A Mahmood

“…Tryptone yeast extract cysteine sucrose mitis salivarius bacitracin agar. MS colonies on MSBA plates were blue, spherical or ovoid, 1-2 mm in diameter, with elevated surfaces that stuck well to the agar. …”
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Enhanced Tolerance to Antifungals as a General Feature of Rho⁻ Mutants in Yeast Species: Implications to Positive Selection of Respiratory Deficiency by Zachary Johnson, Farhan Nadim, Mikhajlo K. Zubko

“…The partial inhibition was characterised by the presence of antifungal-tolerant colonies within ZOI areas. The inability of these colonies selected from ZOIs to grow on glycerol, as a single source of carbon, proved that they were rho⁻ mutants spontaneously generated in the WT populations. …”
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Phenotypic Identification of Streptococcus mutans and Attendant Bacteria From Dentin Caries and Necrotic Pulp, and Its Correlation with Caries Activities Tests by Enas Yaseen Shehab, Basima A. Abdullah, Anmar A. AlTaie

“…Conclusions: The current study concluded that the cariogenic bacteria S. mutans was the most prevalent in dentin caries (carious lesion), and E. faecalis was the most prevalent in necrotic pulp by using VITEK 2 compact system, and the caries activities tests show pH of saliva had a significant effect with DMFT and lactobacilli colonies count and Streptococci colonies count.…”
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La villégiature anglaise et l’invention de la Côte d’Azur by Alain Bottaro

“…Built up on the edge of town and on the fringe of local society, these colonies exercise increasing influence on the locals because of the financial capital they can wield and the fame of their most illustrious members. …”
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Power-sharing and Identity-Politics Transformation in Zanzibar, Tanzania by Moh'd Haji

“… Zanzibar has had a long unsettled political history from its colonial era to radicalized post-colonial politics. …”
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Brazilian and Chinese Cooperation in African Agriculture. A Practice-based Study by Frédéric Goulet, Jean-Jacques Gabas, Eric Sabourin

“…Firstly we show that, although justification rhetoric insists on a break with post-colonial and “economically motivated” cooperation, the national programs of China and Brazil are closely linked to commercial and industrial interests. …”
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Culture and tourism? Limits and potential of sustainable tourist development in Gorée, Senegal and Ilha de Moçambique, Mozambique by Elisa Magnani

“…The article presents the case of Gorée and Ilha de Moçambique, two small African islands declared World Heritage Sites for their past history connected to the slave trade and their colonial architecture. They are now cultural tourism destinations but, despite being endowed with a relevant historical and cultural heritage, and their relevance for the African and global history, they haven’t find yet a successful way of promoting their cultural resources as a means to reduce poverty, leaving the poor living conditions of the resident society threaten the very survival of the heritage resources. …”
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Négociation de la distance : les circuits de communication et de représentation des intérêts locaux (monarchie et empire portugais, xviie et xviiie siècles) by Maria Fernanda Bicalho

“…The second concerns the representation of the colonial elites of the main overseas cities and villages during the meetings of the Portuguese Cortes, especially starting in the second half of the 17th century, after the Restoration, or the Portuguese independence from the Habsburg Catholic monarchy in 1640. …”
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Le vignoble sud-africain dans l’ère post-apartheid, entre transformation et continuité by Julien Dellier, Eric Rouvellac, Sylvain Guyot

“…South African vineyards do represent - all together - a globalised productive sector, portions of agricultural land localised in still racially fragmented territories and a European colonial heritage. Nevertheless, they have started a transformation process in stage with new global imperatives on quality wines, and more surprisingly matching with South African post-apartheid changes. …”
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John Edgar Wideman, lecteur-archiviste de Frantz Fanon by Flora Valadié

“…In Fanon, a Novel, the intersection between fiction and the archive serves as a productive space where national and colonial grand narratives are defeated.…”
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Colonialité et occidentalocentrisme : quels enjeux pour la production des savoirs ? by Rachel Solomon Tsehaye, Henri Vieille-Grosjean

“…Adopting a reflexive and critique posture and using an inductive methodological approach and some elements from a literature review, the authors aim to shed light on the new forms of relevance attributed to the notion of coloniality. It provides a concept that may be enforced in the analysis of norms conflicts and social and cultural gaps. …”
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From Fugitive Poses to Visual Sovereignty : The Photo-poetics of Leslie Silko’s Storyteller and Joy Harjo’s Crazy Brave by Audrey Goodman

“…It considers how two Native writers, Leslie Silko and Joy Harjo, resist the settler-colonial narrative of “vanishing” Indians in their multigenre texts. …”
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“One Nation under God?”: Ethnicity and Identity in Modern America by Gary D. German

“…We then go on to study the degree to which colonial American society and the institutions of the early American Republic were infused with this ideology. …”
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Reflections on a century of road transport developments in West Africa and their (gendered) impacts on the rural poor by Gina Porter

“…It draws on diverse evidence, including twentieth century colonial archives, personal ethnographic field research undertaken over a 35- year period, associated quantitative surveys, and relevant secondary literature. …”
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A invenção do criollismo primitivo rioplatense (1770-1800) by Jaime Antonio Peire

“…Este trabalho tem como objetivo analisar a fabricação do criollismo primitivo no final do período colonial e as emoções identitárias nele inseridas. …”
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Circumventing the Nation: How to Develop a Postcolonial Archive on Public Health in India by Aprajita Sarcar

“…Historiography on late colonial public health governance in India has detailed the imprints of transnational funders, namely the Rockfeller Foundation and later, the Ford foundation on funding, research, and knowledge production around national programmes and personnel in India. …”
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Industrial Imperialism and the Museum: A Coal Biography by Anaïs Walsdorf

“…As it travelled through Wellington’s Colonial Museum, the Vienna International Exhibition of 1873, the British metallurgist John Percy’s Collection, and finally the Science Museum Group’s collections, the rock took on different meanings and values. …”
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