Histoire des Papes : crimes meurtres, empoisonnements, parricides,adulteres, incestes des pontifes Romains, depuis. Saint Pierre Jusquianos Jours, mysteres D'iniquites de la cour de Rome...

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Promenades dans Rome

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Rome, notes d'histoire et d'art

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Promenades archeologiques, Rome et Pompei

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Rome er a Judee au temps de la chute de Neron (ans 66-72 apres Jesus-Christ)

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Rome en dix jours; ou, Manuel du voyageur avec l'indication des fétes de chaque jour et la description des environs.

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Our Army at Monterey. Being a correct account of the proceedingsandevents which occurred to the Ar from the time of leaving Matamoros to the surrender of Monterrey with a description of the three days battle and the storming of Monterrey: the ceremonies attending the surrender: together with particulars of the capitulation

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Second International American Conference México: 1901-1902: Organization of the Conference, Projects, Reports, Motions, Debates and Resolutions

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Military laws of the united states; including those relatingto the Marine Corps, to which is prefixed the Constitution of the United StatesComplied by Colonel Trueman Corss, U.S. Army

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La Grece Rome et Dante etudes literaires d'apres nature

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Infantry : drill regulations United States Army

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L'année liturgique a Rome, ou: Renseignements sur les saints, les reliques, les fetes, les églises, les dévotions populaires et les traditions pieuses de la Ville Ãternelle

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Rome, Londres et Paris: scenes contemporaines

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Working Children: their Agency and self-organization

In recent years, ‘agency’ has appeared in academic writings as a new way of referring to active involvement from below in development interventions. The concept of ‘agency’ starts from the assumption that people are actually agents themselves, continuously acting in and reacting to circumstances. In child labour activism, this concept has been applied to working children in the understanding that, in order to improve their working conditions, children should be organised in organizations that are exclusively for and (ideally) run by working children. This paper aims to evaluate the extent to which child labourers can become agents of change through their own organizations. The paper will draw on two studies carried out by the IREWOC foundation. In 2002 a study was undertaken in Bolivia to give practical meaning to the concept of child agency. Secondly, in 2004/2005 an investigation was carried out on the functioning and impact of children’s organizations in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. The applied research methods were mainly anthropological and used participant observation, (semi-) informal interviews and group interviewing with working children, their parents and adult representatives of the working children’s organizations. Both investigations show that in focussing on children as active participants, the structural constraints under which children have to live also need to be highlighted. One needs to understand how material poverty, mental deprivation and disempowerment help to shape resilience and defiance, but also anger, distrust and marginalisation.