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… humanists experience these realities as family members and citizens, but also as teachers and researchers whose common …

… financial issues and support a “good compromise for all citizens.” Le Maire said it best: “As we are counting deaths …

… who advocated in favor of or against slavery, the slave trade and/or discrimination of free coloreds in the long 19th … talks about her organization’s work to protect the citizens of North Carolina against legislative actions and …

… others.  Her first book,  Common Prostitutes and Ordinary Citizens: Commercial Sex in London, 1885-1960  was published … works include The Anti-Slavery Project: From the Slave Trade to Human Trafficking (2011), Mobility Makes States: …

… measure of democracy in industry than now obtains. The trade union labor movement dominant in Australia, South … came the brown Moors and black Moors who through the slave trade built America and modern commerce and let loose the …

… it stands to lose many of the preferential advantages (trade, concessional borrowing of capital, others) reserved …

… and thus dominated the globe’s most important trade routes overland between Europe and Asia and by sea …

… winds to take him around Africa’s southern tip. Seaborne trade with India would have been more profitable than the …

… to the fullest extent the possibilities of cooperation in trade and in science and technology, also to have in place …

… illegal hunting connected to the international wildlife trade.  Taking advantage of this region’s unique combination …