Les aspirations autonomistes en Europe; leçons faites à l'École des hautes études sociales,

Introduction, par Ch. Seignobos.--Les revendications autonomistes en Alsace-Lorraine, par H. Lichtenberger.--La nation polonaise au XXe siècle, par H. Vimard.--La Finlande: défense d'une constitution protectrice d'une nationalité, par René Henry.--Le mouvement catalan, par Angel Marvaud.--L'autonomie albanaise, par F. Delaisi.--La nationalité serbo-croate, par Albert Malet.--L'autonomie irlandaise, par Y. M. Goblet.--Le question macédonienne, par J. Aulneau.--L'autonomie des îles grecques, par Ad. Reinach.

Can Germany win? The resources and aspirations of its people,

Mode of access: Internet.

Early aspirations : a private collection of poems /

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Rapport relatif à l'exécution de la loi du 31 mars 1898 sur les unions professionnelles pendant les années 1898-1901-

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Educational and occupational aspirations of high school seniors in three central Utah counties /

Includes bibliographical references.

Principes d'algèbre, à l'usage des écoles d'arts et métiers et des écoles professionnelles.

Available on demand as hard copy or computer file from Cornell University Library.

Bohemia under Hapsburg misrule; a study of the ideals and aspirations of the Bohemian and Slovak peoples, as they relate to and are affected by the great European war,

Have the Bohemians a place in the sun? By T. Čapek.--The Slovak of Hungary, by T. Čapek.--Why Bohemia deserves freedom, by B. Šimek.--The Bohemian character, by H. A. Miller.--Place of Bohemia in the creative arts, by W. S. Monroe.--The Bohemians and the Slavic regeneration, by L. Wiener.--The Bohemians as immigrants, by Emil G. Balch.

The daisy chain; or, Aspirations, a family chronicle,

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The soul, her sorrows and her aspirations:

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Great aspirations.

"Supported through the Cooperative Research Program of the Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare."

Étude médico-légale sur la relation entre les maladies professionnelles et les accidents du travail.

Thèse--Univ. de Lille.

Romanian street beggars in Stockholm. A conflict between global city aspirations and informal livelihoods.

This thesis is looking into the issue of Romanian street beggars in Stockholm, Sweden. In the last couple of years there was an increase in the number of beggars in the Swedish capital, while most of them seem to come from Romania. This lead quickly to a national debate. The aim of the paper is to shed some light on this issue and see why it is a problem and for whom, looking at three main stakeholders: the state, the activists and the beggars. The theoretical framework for this project is mainly based on the concept of the conflict of rationalities, with Stockholm as an aspiring global city and those which are begging as livelihood strategy. The data is collected mainly through semi-structured interviews, informal interviews and personal observations. Also, the literature review provides context and brings similar examples for a better grasp of the situation in Sweden. The results show that Stockholm sends a branded image of itself to the world, while the new type of migrant is in conflict with this view. The activists try to make the life better for the beggars which are virtually not doing anything illegal. The Swedish state opened discussions with the Romanian state, but did nothing to integrate the newcomers. In this case, the beggars share similar experience in the city.

Longitudinal relationships among overweight, life satisfaction, and aspirations in young women

Objective: This study investigated associations of overweight status and changes in overweight status over time with life satisfaction and future aspirations among a community sample of young women. Research Methods and Procedures: A total of 7865 young women, initially 18 to 23 years of age, completed two surveys that were 4 years apart. These women provided data on their future life aspirations in the areas of further education, work/career, marital status, and children, as well as their satisfaction with achievements to date in a number of life domains. Women reported their height and weight and their sociodemographic characteristics, including current socioeconomic status (occupation). Results: Young women's aspirations were cross-sectionally related to BMI category, such that obese women were less likely to aspire to further education, although this relationship seemed explained largely by current occupation. Even after adjusting for current occupation, young women who were obese were more dissatisfied with work/career/study, family relationships, partner relationships, and social activities. Weight status was also longitudinally associated with aspirations and life satisfaction. Women who were overweight or obese at both surveys were more likely than other women to aspire to other types of employment (including self-employed and unpaid work in the home) as opposed to full-time employment. They were also less likely to be satisfied with study or partner relationships. Women who resolved their overweight/obesity status were more likely to aspire to being childless than other women. Discussion: These results suggest that being overweight/obese may have a lasting effect on young women's life satisfaction and their future life aspirations.