The Brothers of Holy Cross /

Mode of access: Internet.

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"Published by direction of the House of Representatives."

Souvenir présenté aux vénérables membres du Chapitre Général de l'année 1886 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Psyche : a poem /

Mode of access: Internet.

An oration on the relations of the Catholic Church to American jurisprudence /

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Michigan Daily Bulletin" scoreboard at Regents Field at 1898 Beloit Gam

[Scoreboard was first used at the October 23 Notre Dame game.]

Revue dominicaine.

Mode of access: Internet.

The American midland naturalist.

Mode of access: Internet.

Oeuvres.

Each vol. has special t.p.

Louvain and Reims cathedral before and after their destruction by the Germans;

Mode of access: Internet.

LOBUND reports.

Mode of access: Internet.

Un traité de la vie solitaire. Epistola ad fratres de Monte-Dei.

Attributed to Bernard de Clairvauv, Peter Cellensis and Guigues du Chastel.

Enumerantur plantae Dakotae septentrionalis vasculares... Enumeravit J. Lunell. The vascular plants of North Dakota... With notes ...

Reprinted from The American midland naturalist, v. 4-5, 1915-1917.

Negotiating proximity:expert testimony and collective memory in the trials of environmental activists in France and the United Kingdom

This article analyzes the role of expert witness testimony in the trials of social movement actors, discussing the trial of the "Kingsnorth Six" in Britain and the trials of activists currently mobilising against airport construction at Notre Dame des Landes in western France. Though the study of expert testimony has so far overwhelmingly concentrated on fact-finding and admissibility, the cases here reveal the importance of expert testimony not simply in terms of legal argument, but in "moral" or political terms, as it reflects and constitutes movement cognitive praxis. In the so-called climate change defence presented by the Kingsnorth Six, I argue that expert testimony attained a "negotiation of proximity," connecting different types of contributory expertise to link the scales and registers of climate science with those of everyday understanding and meaning. Expert testimony in the trials of activists in France, however, whilst ostensibly able to develop similar bridging narratives, has instead been used to construct resistance to the airport siting as already proximate, material, and embedded. To explain this, I argue that attention to the symbolic, as well as instrumental, functions of expert testimony reveals the crucial role that collective memory plays in the construction of both knowledge and grievance in these cases. Collective memory is both a constraint on and catalyst for mobilisation, defining the boundaries of the sayable. Testimony in trials both reflects and reproduces these elements and is a vital explanatory tool for understanding the narrativisation and communication of movement identities and objectives. © 2013 The Author. Law & Policy © 2013 The University of Denver/Colorado Seminary.