Lecciones elementales de economía política, dadas en la escuela dejurisprudencia de México en el curso de 1871

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Histoire de la la législation romaine depuis son origine jusqu'a lalégislation moderne et généralisation du droit romain

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Les déterminants de la demande de monnaie fiduciaire dans le contexte d'un marché financier non-développé, Cas d'Haïti pour la période 1980-1994.

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Le rendement de l'éducation au Canada en 1993 : une estimation par la méthode des variables instrumentales.

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Manuel de médecine operatoire

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Contribution of tachykinin and kinin receptors in central autonomic control of blood pressure and behavioural activity in hypertensive rats

This work aims at studing the role of tachykinin NK-3 receptor (R) and kinin B1R in central autonomic regulation of blood pressure (BP) and to determine whether the B1R is overexpressed and functional in rat models of hypertension by measuring the effect of a B1R agonist on behavioural activity. Assumptions: (1) NK-3R located in the ventral tegmental area (VTA) modulates the mesolimbic dopaminergic system and has a tonic activity in hypertension; (2) B1R is overexpressed in the brain of hypertensive rats and has a tonic activity, which contributes to hypertension via a dopamine mechanism; (3) the inhibition of NK-3R and B1R with selective antagonists, reduces central dopaminergic hyperactivity and reverses hypertension. A model of genetic hypertension and a model of experimental hypertension were used: spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR, 16 weeks) and Wistar-Kyoto (WKY) rats infused for 14 days with angiotensin II (Ang II) (200 ng / kg / min, subcutaneous (s.c.) with Alzet mini pump). The age-matched untreated WKY rats served as common controls. In the first study (article # 1), the cardiovascular response in SHR was evaluated following intracebroventricular (i.c.v.) and/or intra-VTA injection of an agonist (senktide) and antagonists (SB222200 and R-820) of NK-3R. These responses have also been characterized using selective dopamine antagonists DA-D1R (SCH23390), DA-D2R (raclopride) or non-selective dopamine DA-D2R (haloperidol). Also the VTA has been destroyed by ibotenic acid. The pressor response induced by senktide and the anti-hypertensive response induced by SB222200 or R-820 were more pronounced by intra-VTA. These responses were prevented by pre-treatment with raclopride and haloperidol. The lesion of the VTA has prevented the pressor response relayed by senktide (i.c.v.) and the anti-hypertensive effect of R-820 (i.c.v.). In addition, SB222200 (intra-VTA) prevented the pressor response of senktide (i.c.v.) and conversely, senktide (i.c.v.) prevented the antihypertensive effect of SB222200 (intra-VTA). The second study (article # 2) showed that the B1R antagonist (SSR240612) administered by gavage or i.c.v. reverses hypertension in both models. This anti-hypertensive effect was prevented by raclopride and haloperidol. In contrast, the two B1R antagonists (R-715 and R-954) injected s.c., which do not cross the blood-brain barrier reduced weakly blood pressure in hypertensive rats. In the third study (article # 3), the i.c.v. injection of a selective kinin B1R agonist Sar[DPhe8][des-Arg9]BK caused behavioural responses in SHR and Ang II-treated rats and had no effect in control WKY rats . The responses elicited by B1R agonist were blocked by an antagonist of NK-1 (RP67580), an antagonist of NMDA glutamate receptor (DL-AP5), an inhibitor of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) (L -NNA) as well as raclopride and SCH23390.The responses were modestly affected by the inhibitor of inducible NOS (iNOS). The B1R mRNA (measured by RT-PCR) was significantly increased in the hypothalamus, the VTA and the nucleus accumbens of hypertensive animals (SHR and treated with Ang II) compared with control rats. These neuropharmacological studies suggest that: (1) the NK-3R from the VTA is involved in the maintenance of hypertension in SHR by increasing DA transmission in the midbrain; (2) the B1R in SHR and Ang II-treated rats contributes to hypertension via a central mechanism involving DA-D2R; (3) the central B1R increases locomotor activity and nocifensive behaviours via the release of substance P (NK-1), DA and nitric oxide in both rat models of hypertension. Thus, the brain tachykinin NK-3R and kinin B1R represent potential therapeutic targets for the treatment of hypertension. The modulation of the mesolimbic/mesocortical dopaminergic pathway by these receptors suggests their involvement in other physiological functions (pleasure, motor activity, coordination of the response to stress) and pathophysiology (anxiety, depression).

Étude des propriétés plasmoniques des réseaux de nanotrous

Les réseaux de nanotrous sont des structures plasmoniques ayant un énorme potentiel en tant que transducteurs pour la conception de biocapteurs. De telles structures sont prometteuses pour l’élaboration de biocapteurs capable d’effectuer du criblage à haut débit. L’intérêt de travailler avec des réseaux de nanotrous est dû à la simplicité d’excitation des polaritons de plasmons de surface en transmission directe, à la sensibilité et à la facilité de fabrication de ces senseurs. L’architecture de tels réseaux métalliques permet la conception de nanostructures ayant de multiples propriétés plasmoniques. L’intensité, la signature spectrale et la sensibilité du signal plasmonique sont grandement affectées par l’aspect physique du réseau de nanotrous. L’optimisation du signal plasmonique nécessite ainsi un ajustement du diamètre des trous, de la périodicité et de la composition métallique du réseau. L'agencement de l'ensemble de ces paramètres permet d'identifier une structure optimale possédant une périodicité de 1000 nm, un diamètre des nanotrous de 600-650 nm et un film métallique ayant une épaisseur de 125 nm d'or. Ce type de transducteur a une sensibilité en solution de 500-600 nm/RIU pour des bandes plasmoniques situées entre 600-700 nm. L'intérêt de travailler avec cette structure est la possibilité d'exciter les plasmons de polaritons de surface (SPPs) selon deux modes d'excitation : en transmission exaltée (EOT) ou en réflexion totale interne par résonance des plasmons de surface (SPR). Une comparaison entre les propriétés plasmoniques des senseurs selon les modes d'excitation permet de déterminer expérimentalement que le couplage de la lumière avec les ondes de SPP de Bloch (BW-SPPs) en transmission directe résulte en un champ électromagnétique davantage propagatif que localisé. D'un point de vue analytique, la biodétection de l'IgG en SPR est 6 fois plus sensible par rapport au mode EOT pour une même structure. Une étude du signal plasmonique associé au BW-SPP pour un certain mode de diffraction démontre que la distance de pénétration de ces structures en EOT est d'environ 140 nm. La limite de détection de l'IgG humain pour un réseau de nanotrous de 1000 nm de périodicité est d'environ 50 nM en EOT. Ce mémoire démontre la viabilité des réseaux de nanotrous pour effectuer de la biodétection par criblage à haut débit lors de prochaines recherches. L'investigation de l'effet de l'angle d'excitation en transmission exaltée par rapport au signal plasmonique associé au mode (1,0) d'un réseau de nanotrous de 820 nm d'or démontre que la sensibilité en solution n'est pas proportionnelle à la sensibilité en surface du senseur. En fait, une optimisation de l'angle d'incidence pour le mode (1,0) de diffraction des BW-SPP permet d'amplifier la sensibilité en surface du senseur jusqu'à 3-fois pour un angle de 13,3°. Ce mémoire démontre ainsi la nécessité d'optimiser l'angle d'excitation et les propriétés physiques du senseur afin de développer un transducteur de grande sensibilité basé sur l'excitation en transmission de réseaux de nanotrous.

Recycling of NR Based Cured Latex Material Reclaimed with 2,2'-Dibenzamidodiphenyldisulphide in a TruckTire Tread Compound

It is observed that reclamation of natural rubber latex based rubber using 2,2'-dibenzamidodiphenvldisulphide as reclaiming agent is an optional methodology for recycling of waste latex rubber (WLR). For progressive replacement of virgin natural rubber by the reclaim, two alternatives curing system were investigated: adjustment or reduction of the curing system with increasing reclaim content, to compensate for the extra amount of curatives brought along by the reclaim. For fixed curing system, as if the reclaim were equivalent to virgin NR. The cure behavior, final crosslink density and distribution, mechanical properties, and dynamic viscoelastic properties of the blends with reclaimed WLR are measured and compared with the virgin compound. The morphology of the blends, sulfur migration, and final distribution are analyzed.The mechanical and dynamic viscoelastic properties deteriorate for both curing systems, but to a lesser extent for fixed curing system compared to adjusted curing system. With the fixed cure system, many properties like tensile strength and compression set do still deteriorate, but tan 6 and Mrrr„/Murxr, representative for the rolling resistance of tires are improved. On the other hand, with the adjusted cure system both mechanical and dynamic properties still deteriorate.

Synthesis of High Coercivity Cobalt Nanotubes with Acetate Precursors and Elucidation of the Mechanism of Growth

Cobalt nanotubes (CoNTs) with very high longitudinal coercivity were prepared by electrodeposition of cobalt acetate for the first time by using anodized alumina (AAO) template. They were then characterized with X-ray diffraction (XRD), a field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM), and a transmission electron microscope (TEM). Formation of a highly ordered hexagonal cobalt phase is observed. Room temperature SQUID (superconducting quantum interference device) magnetometer measurements indicate that the easy axis of magnetization is parallel to the nanotube axis. These CoNTs exhibit very high longitudinal coercivity of ∼820 Oe. A very high intertubular interaction resulting from magnetostatic dipolar interaction between nanotubes is observed. Thick-walled nanotubes were also fabricated by using cobalt acetate tetrahydrate precursors. A plausible mechanism for the formation of CoNTs based on mobility assisted growth is proposed. The role of the hydration layer and the mobility of metal ions are elucidated in the case of the growth mechanism of one-dimensional geometry

The English novel in the time of Shakespeare

The rise of the English novel needs rethinking after it has been confined to the "formal realism" of Defoe, Richardson, and Fielding (Watt, 1957), to "antecedents, forerunners" (Schlauch, 1968; Klein, 1970) or to mere "prose fiction" (McKillop, 1951; Davis, Richetti, 1969; Fish, 1971; Salzman, 1985; Kroll, 1998). My paper updates a book by Jusserand under the same title (1890) by proving that the social and moral history of the long prose genre admits no strict separation of "novel" and "romance", as both concepts are intertwined in most fiction (Cuddon, Preston, 1999; Mayer, 2000). The rise of the novel, seen in its European context, mainly in France and Spain (Kirsch, 1986), and equally in England, was due to the melting of the nobility and high bourgeoisie into a "meritocracy", or to its failure, to become the new bearer of the national culture, around 1600. (Brink, 1998). My paper will concentrate on Euphues (1578), a negative romance, Euphues and His England (1580), a novel of manners, both by Lyly; Arcadia (1590-93) by Sidney, a political roman à clef in the disguise of a Greek pastoral romance; The Unfortunate Traveller (1594) by Nashe, the first English picaresque novel, and on Jack of Newbury (1596-97) by Deloney, the first English bourgeois novel. My analysis of the central values in these novels will prove a transition from the aristocratic cardinal virtues of WISDOM, JUSTICE, COURAGE, and HONOUR to the bourgeois values of CLEVERNESS, FAIR PLAY, INDUSTRY, and VIRGINITY. A similar change took place from the Christian virtues of LOVE, FAITH, HOPE to business values like SERVICE, TRUST, and OPTIMISM. Thus, the legacy of history proves that the main concepts of the novel of manners, of political romance, of picaresque and middle-class fiction were all developed in the time of Shakespeare.

Crisis or failure of hegemonic masculinities in David Lodge’s Campus Trilogy

This bachelor’s thesis examines the crisis of hegemonic masculinities in David Lodge’s Campus Trilogy. In the course of the thesis, I demonstrate that the male characters in the novels aspire to hegemonic ideals of masculinity, but that ultimately most of them fail in their aspirations. However, I also show that this does not lead to the abandonment of this pursuit, but merely to its reformulation and a continued attempt of male characters to aspire to this reformulated ideal. In order to achieve this, I conduct a close reading of the novels and based on this, first determine the predominant types of hegemonic masculinities in each novel, and then whether certain characters aspire to these hegemonic ideals. Next I analyze whether or not they are successful. This analysis is chiefly based on the sociological concept of hegemonic masculinities developed by Connell. With the help of this concept, this thesis shows that several types of masculinities can be identified in the novels and that these exist in hierarchical relation to each other. Furthermore, it shows that these aspirations and the ideals themselves are always prone to crises that are brought on by societal changes in their environment. However, it is also demonstrated that in most cases these crises do not lead to the collapse of the ideal or the failure of its pursuit, but rather to the reformulation and continuation of both.

Formación de formadores : módulo, bases didácticas de la formación.

La Asociación AMUSAL elabora y edita una colección de libros de gestión y dirección de empresas de la que forma parte este módulo formativo, subvencionado por el Instituto de Fomento de la Región de Murcia (INFO) y el Fondo Social Europeo (FSE)

XXV años de Filología Inglesa en la Universidad de Murcia (1980-2005).

Publicación conmemorativa de los 25 años de la creación del Departamento de Filología Inglesa de la Universidad de Murcia. Incluye un breve recorrido histórico, revisión de los planes de estudio, el área de filología alemana, el trabajo de investigación realizado, los Congresoss y masters organizados, programas Erasmus, revistas del Departamento, impresiones, promociones y galería de imágenes.

Excursiones did??cticas por el Campo de Cartagena

Se trata de un cuaderno de trabajo dividido en ocho cuadernillos correspondiendo cada uno de ellos a un itinerario concreto del Campo de Cartagena: Calblanque, Cabo de Palos y La Manga, Puerto de Mazarr??n, etc. Est??n pensados especialmente para los ??ltimos cursos de EGB y BUP. El primer cuadernillo sirve de introducci??n a los siete restantes, en ??l se describe el marco f??sico de la comarca del Campo de Cartagena y una introducci??n hist??rica y bibliogr??fica. Cada uno de los restantes est?? estructurado en unos objetivos, la explicaci??n del itinerario, la programaci??n, es decir, los trabajos relacionados con la salida que los alumnos realizar??n y el material necesario para llevarla a cabo. Por ??ltimo, se indican una serie de advertencias-consejos para el mejor aprovechamiento de la salida.