International law “moved to institutions” in the early twentieth century. While recent literature has explored intellectual trajectories of these international organisations, most accounts divorce their analysis from seemingly banal histories “buildings, staffs, and letterheads.” Conversely, I put spatiality Centre William Rappard at forefront history interwar internationalism—and its echoes th...

Images of “princes” and “princesses” can be found in a number Florbela Espanca’s works. Indeed some poems she goes as far to represent herself such, highlighting these terms both titles content, notably, two sonnets. Our intention here is analyze representations first something recurrent European literature then by examining the way takes them up, deploying very characteristic angles her poetic...

INTRODUCTION Children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) often have associated behavioural difficulties that can present a challenge for parents and parenting. There are several effective social learning theory-based parenting programmes for dealing with behavioural difficulties, including the Incredible Years (IY) parent programmes. However, these programmes typically do not specifically ta...

During the late first millennium AD, Bulgarian Empire emerged in eastern Balkans on doorstep of Byzantine Empire. In a bid to reconcile with—and impress—its powerful neighbour, Tsar Simeon I selected fortified site Veliki Preslav as new capital city. Through ninth and tenth centuries city was developed into one largest cities early Middle Ages Europe. A Inner City palaces, churches state buildi...

Imagine, if you will, that the entire community of investigators interested in the problems of perception all lived together in the same town. Some continual shuffling of neighbors would be inevitable, and there might be occasional episodes of mass relocation and energetic bulldozing, but after a while the residents would probably settle down and find themselves living in districts defined roug...