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Profits and property of economic collaborators in Belgium and France after the Second World War, Economy versus Justice Universiteit Gent
Introduction : legal systems and economic development Universiteit Gent
Law and economic performance in the Roman world Universiteit Gent
Epidemiology and economic impact of bovine cysticercosis and taeniosis caused by Taenia saginata in northeastern Spain (Catalonia) Instituut voor Tropische Geneeskunde Universiteit Gent
Background: In Catalonia (north-eastern Spain), Taenia saginata has been described in cattle but its occurrence in humans is unclear. Moreover, whether cattle acquired the infection in Catalonia or outside Catalonia and its economic impact have not been investigated. This study aimed to estimate the prevalence and spatial distribution of bovine cysticercosis in Catalonia (2008-2015), and the burden from T. saginata upon the animal and human ...
The (im)pertinence of history Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Northern Italy (in the 1990) and Flanders (after 2010), the economic motors of their country, have experienced a pro-independence drive, sustained by an identity discourse affirming the excellence of their region. The territory of both regions, contrary to many other minorities in Europe, however, does not correspond with a particular historical entity. In this article, I compare how the respective discourses on economic excellence are embedded ...
Economic growth in the Roman Mediterranean world: an early good-bye to Malthus? Vrije Universiteit Brussel
European unions and the repoliticization of transnational capital: labor's stance regarding the Financial Transaction Tax (FTT), the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), and the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) Universiteit Gent
This article argues that labor and social movements should repoliticize the transnationalization of capital in production and finance. The neoliberal era has demonstrated the power asymmetry between global capital and national labor. It seems that academics, trade unions, and progressive politicians have accepted this upscaling of capital to the global level as an irreversible fact that cannot be challenged. This article claims that progressive ...