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Improved Process For The Preparation Of Retatrutide, Anonymous
Improved Process For The Preparation Of Retatrutide, Anonymous
Defensive Publications Series
The present invention relates to an improved process for the preparation of Retatrutide or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. The present invention also relates to novel fragments as intermediates and use thereof in the preparation of Retatrutide or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
Tnast N Tidet, Mazigh Buzakhar
Ruptures: A Village Child’S Diary In Colonial Algeria, Abderrahmane Azzi
Ruptures: A Village Child’S Diary In Colonial Algeria, Abderrahmane Azzi
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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Hugh Roberts Et La Problématique De La Segmentarité, Lahouari Addi
Hugh Roberts Et La Problématique De La Segmentarité, Lahouari Addi
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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In Memoriam: Marielle Rispail, Jarrod Hayes, Mohammed Harbi, And Edgar Morin, Fazia Aïtel
In Memoriam: Marielle Rispail, Jarrod Hayes, Mohammed Harbi, And Edgar Morin, Fazia Aïtel
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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The Challenge Of Hugh Roberts, Paul Silverstein
In Memoriam: Hugh Roberts, Michael Gilsenan
Hugh Roberts, The Man And His Work, Edmund Burke Iii
In Memoriam: Hugh Roberts, Bruce Maddy-Weitzman
In Memoriam: Professor Hugh Roberts, James Mcdougall
Honoring The Life And Legacy Of Hugh Roberts (1950-2025): A Memorial Collection, Fazia Aïtel
Honoring The Life And Legacy Of Hugh Roberts (1950-2025): A Memorial Collection, Fazia Aïtel
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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Akhiate, Brahim. The Amazigh Revival: A Memoir Of Its Birth And Progression, Andrew Long
Akhiate, Brahim. The Amazigh Revival: A Memoir Of Its Birth And Progression, Andrew Long
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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Éléments De Lexicographie Amazighe De Abdelaziz Berkai, Youva Djouadi
Éléments De Lexicographie Amazighe De Abdelaziz Berkai, Youva Djouadi
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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Fatima Sadiqi, Women And The Codification Of The Amazigh Language, Lahoucine Aammari
Fatima Sadiqi, Women And The Codification Of The Amazigh Language, Lahoucine Aammari
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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La Conceptualisation Du Temps À Travers Les Métaphores Dans Le Parler De Zayan : Approche Cognitive, Amenzou El Mostafa, Brahim Oumeraouch
La Conceptualisation Du Temps À Travers Les Métaphores Dans Le Parler De Zayan : Approche Cognitive, Amenzou El Mostafa, Brahim Oumeraouch
Journal of Amazigh Studies
L'analyse des expressions métaphoriques du temps dans le parler des Zayan révèle une utilisation récurrente de métaphores conceptuelles qui reflètent la perception du temps dans cette culture. Les expressions métaphoriques telles que « le temps coule » sont largement utilisées pour décrire la continuité et l'irréversibilité du temps, tandis que celles comme « ne gaspille pas l’argent » soulignent sa valeur et sa gestion. En examinant ces expressions à travers les postulats de la théorie de Lakoff (1980), nous observons que les schémas conceptuels associés au temps reflètent deux visions distinctes : une conception dynamique, où le temps est vu …
La Formation Des Noms D’Agent En Tamazight À Travers Un Modèle Inspiré De La Morphologie Distribuée « Le Parler De Zayan Au Moyen Atlas Marocain », Rachid Achahboun
La Formation Des Noms D’Agent En Tamazight À Travers Un Modèle Inspiré De La Morphologie Distribuée « Le Parler De Zayan Au Moyen Atlas Marocain », Rachid Achahboun
Journal of Amazigh Studies
Dans le Parler de Zayan du Moyen Atlas marocain, les noms d'agent se distinguent par une diversité morphologique influencée par des consonnes labiales et des allomorphies spécifiques. Ils présentent des mélodies vocaliques communes et intègrent souvent l'infixe [-m-] associé à des voyelles. Cet article analyse la dérivation des noms d’agent, mettant en lumière l'affixation des morphèmes et les transformations vocaliques, à travers un modèle inspiré de la Morphologie Distribuée. Pour ce faire, nous étudions le rôle des voyelles initiales et pénultièmes ainsi que des consonnes dans la formation des noms d’agent dans le cas du masculin et du féminin, tout …
Les Pseudonymes Des Femmes Rifaines En Diaspora : Stratégies De Résistance Et D'Affirmation Identitaire Sur Les Réseaux Sociaux, Abdelouahab Bazine
Les Pseudonymes Des Femmes Rifaines En Diaspora : Stratégies De Résistance Et D'Affirmation Identitaire Sur Les Réseaux Sociaux, Abdelouahab Bazine
Journal of Amazigh Studies
Cet article explore les stratégies onomastiques développées par les Rifaines en contexte diasporique à travers l’analyse de leurs pseudonymes sur les réseaux sociaux, en particulier dans les groupes Facebook communautaires en France et en Belgique. Il examine comment ces désignations fonctionnent comme des marqueurs identitaires, traduisant des dynamiques de résistance, d’affirmation et d’adaptation en contexte migratoire. En mobilisant une approche sociolinguistique et anthropologique, cette étude met en lumière la manière dont les pseudonymes articulent attachement aux origines, inscription dans un espace transnational et négociation des rapports de domination linguistique et culturelle. L’analyse du corpus révèle plusieurs stratégies onomastiques, notamment l’usage …
Indigeneity In The Diaspora: Amazigh Women In The United States, Heide Castaneda
Indigeneity In The Diaspora: Amazigh Women In The United States, Heide Castaneda
Journal of Amazigh Studies
As people migrate elsewhere, they create new forms of solidarity and citizenship through articulations of their Indigenous identity. The activities and identity formations of migrant Imazighen have long been integral to the Amazigh movement, often producing and propelling forward ideas and practices that influence politics in their North African homelands. At the same time, migration is a key driver of shifts in gender roles and identity. The gendered dimension of Indigenous experience remains largely underexplored and is the subject of this article. Amazigh women, like other Indigenous women around the globe, are frequently portrayed as guardians of cultural and linguistic …
Reframing Kabyle Resistance In Marc Garanger's Femmes Algériennes 1960, Lea Wong
Reframing Kabyle Resistance In Marc Garanger's Femmes Algériennes 1960, Lea Wong
Journal of Amazigh Studies
This article examines the identity photographs taken by Marc Garanger as a site of Kabyle women’s resistance in the Algerian War. Over the course of 1960, Garanger moved between various wartime displacement camps across Kabylia, photographing indigenous people for the production of identity cards––a crucial from of colonial population control. Since its publication, Garanger’s Femmes algériennes has become an ambiguous symbol of resistance in the Algerian War, largely due to the subjects’ perceived antagonistic posture and gaze. This article takes a forensic approach to analyzing Kabyle women’s wartime adornment, uncovering a new framework for conceptualizing Algerian women’s agency grounded in …
Representations Of Women Safeguarding Living Cultural Heritage For The Future In 21st Century Kabyle Cinema, Sheila Petty
Representations Of Women Safeguarding Living Cultural Heritage For The Future In 21st Century Kabyle Cinema, Sheila Petty
Journal of Amazigh Studies
This article examines cinematic representations of how some Kabyle women relate to and shape claims to Amazigh (Kabyle) land, language, tangible and intangible cultural heritage; how they navigate and safeguard cultural memory; and how this is depicted in three Kabyle films: La Langue de Zahra/ Zahra’s Mother Tongue (Fatima Sissani, France/Algeria, 2011); Nnuba (Sonia At Qasi-Kessi, Algeria, 2019; and Azar/Racine/Root (Malik Bourkache Daoud, Algeria, 2023). The article also probes how the filmmakers use tangible cultural heritage (documentary film) to document, transpose, and transmit intangible cultural heritage (memories, poetry, song, stories). Through an analysis of the narrative form and cinematic style …
Listening To Taos Amrouche, A Kabyle Woman’S Singing Voice In A Context Of Exile And Immigration : Between A Search For Intimacy And Independence, Melek Chekili
Journal of Amazigh Studies
This article analyzes the vocal, musical and literary strategies Algerian Kabyle singer and writer Taos Amrouche employs to determine the place voicing holds for her in contexts of colonization, exile and migration. I demonstrate through her singing career and her 1975 autobiographical novel l’Amant Imaginaire, that within the ambivalences stemming from her birth in Tunisia to exiled Kabyle Christian converts and her emigration to France, Taos Amrouche’s singing voice provides a space where those ambivalences can co-exist. By being adamant about keeping her artistic activity close to her body and explicitly referring to sex in her writing, she exerts …
De La Domination Masculine Et Coloniale À La Résistance Féminine : Le Bordel Colonial Comme Espace De Subversion Dans Ussan Indryen Sadu Lalla Turtut De Kadawi, Mohamed El Jarari
De La Domination Masculine Et Coloniale À La Résistance Féminine : Le Bordel Colonial Comme Espace De Subversion Dans Ussan Indryen Sadu Lalla Turtut De Kadawi, Mohamed El Jarari
Journal of Amazigh Studies
This article examines how Kadawi's novel Ussan Indryen Sadu Lalla Turtutest transforms the colonial brothel from a site of oppression into a space of resistance and emancipation. While colonial powers in North Africa established regulated prostitution systems to control indigenous women and enforce racial segregation, Kadawi subverts this historical reality by reimagining the brothel as a Foucauldian heterotopia where traditional power structures are dismantled. Through the relationship between protagonist Yettu and brothel keeper Mamma, the narrative challenges both colonial and patriarchal authority while rewriting women into North African resistance history. Our analysis primarily draws on Foucault's spatial theory alongside feminist …
Les Romancières En Amazighe Tachelhit : Une Écriture Au-Delà Des Limites, Fadma Farras
Les Romancières En Amazighe Tachelhit : Une Écriture Au-Delà Des Limites, Fadma Farras
Journal of Amazigh Studies
L’écriture romanesque en amazighe au Maroc, en particulier dans l’aire tachelhitophone, connaît l’émergence d’une présence féminine encore peu investiguée. Cette étude examine les trajectoires de ces romancières ainsi que les conditions ayant favorisé leur insertion dans l’espace de l’écriture en amazighe. Elle s’appuie largement sur des entretiens menés entre 2022 et 2024, ainsi que sur l’analyse de leurs œuvres, afin de mieux comprendre les choix qui ont guidé leurs pratiques, les obstacles auxquels elles ont été confrontées et les caractéristiques du champ littéraire dans lequel elles évoluent. L’analyse s’intéresse au choix de l’amazighe comme langue d’expression, ainsi qu’à la manière …
Amazigh Women In The 21st Century: Discourses And Representations, Jas Editorial Staff
Amazigh Women In The 21st Century: Discourses And Representations, Jas Editorial Staff
Journal of Amazigh Studies
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Data Privacy In Vietnam’S Banking Sector, Bich Thao Nguyen
Data Privacy In Vietnam’S Banking Sector, Bich Thao Nguyen
Washington International Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Special Economic Zones And Industrial Pollution: Evidence From Vietnam, Hannah Huang
Special Economic Zones And Industrial Pollution: Evidence From Vietnam, Hannah Huang
Economics Undergraduate Senior Theses
Vietnam has seen rapid economic development, driven in part due to a proliferation of over 300 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) across the country since 1991. This paper exploits the staggered rollout of SEZs across the country to identify the effect of SEZ establishment on local air pollution in Vietnam from 2009 to 2019. I find that establishing an SEZ significantly reduces local PM2.5 concentration, with the largest reduction concentrated in the first years following establishment and attenuating over the longer term. I also find evidence that SEZs shift local firm composition toward higher-technology manufacturing, but zones focusing on dirtier industries …
Trade Liberalization & Local Labor Markets: Evidence From The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, Josephine Jungha Lee
Trade Liberalization & Local Labor Markets: Evidence From The U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement, Josephine Jungha Lee
Economics Undergraduate Senior Theses
This paper examines the local labor market effects of tariff reductions under the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS). While free trade agreements are often evaluated through aggregate gains, their adjustment costs may be concentrated in specific industries and local labor markets. This paper constructs a shift-share measure of KORUS exposure by combining national industry-level tariff reductions with pre-KORUS commuting zone (CZ) industrial composition, then estimates how more exposed CZs changed after implementation. The results show that greater KORUS exposure is associated with statistically significant declines in employment, employment-to-population ratios, labor force participation, and working-age population, alongside increases in unemployment. These …
Automatic Glossing In Under-Resourced Languages: Case Studies In Bribri And Cook Islands Māori, Carter D. Anderson
Automatic Glossing In Under-Resourced Languages: Case Studies In Bribri And Cook Islands Māori, Carter D. Anderson
Linguistics Undergraduate Senior Theses
Interlinear glossing is a major task in Indigenous language documentation. In this paper, I explore how effectively two Large Language Models, ByT5 and Gemini 2.5 Flash, can produce interlinear glossed text. I also examine how prompting an LLM with different types of information (dictionary entries, other training samples, and translations) can augment model performance. I apply these models to two under-resourced Indigenous languages: Bribri, which is morphologically complex from Costa Rica, and Cook Islands Māori, which has a simpler morphology and is from the Cook Islands in the Pacific Ocean. ByT5 exhibits much better performance when glossing Cook Islands Māori …
Computational Contrast Of Argument-Adjusting Operations In Cook Islands Māori: An Initial Exploration, Daisy Li
Linguistics Undergraduate Senior Theses
This paper presents the first corpus study of the semantic and syntactic features of active, actor emphatic, and passive constructions in Cook Islands Māori, a Polynesian language of the Cook Islands. Using computational techniques, including Universal Dependencies parsing, this project identifies and evaluates these constructions in corpus data. The actor emphatic construction is of particular interest because it is only found in Eastern Polynesian languages. However, it has historically been difficult to study due to its cross-linguistic variability and relative infrequency. This study compiles, to my knowledge, the largest corpus of Cook Islands Māori actor emphatic sentences to date, analyzing …
Examining The Impact Of The Palisades And Eaton Fires On Air Quality In Los Angeles, Ryan Edward Glenn
Examining The Impact Of The Palisades And Eaton Fires On Air Quality In Los Angeles, Ryan Edward Glenn
Earth Sciences Undergraduate Senior Theses
Wildland-urban-interface (WUI) fires in the US are increasing in frequency and intensity with disproportionately large impacts on air quality and human health. In January 2025, the Palisades and Eaton wildfires swept across the Los Angeles Basin, burning residential areas and destroying vegetation. Despite their significance, WUI fires remain understudied compared to wildland fires, especially in regard to emissions composition. Here, I utilize a combination of field samples, modeling, and remotely-sensed datasets to survey the emissions profiles and variations during the 2025 Palisades and Eaton wildfires. I find that 75.1% of Los Angeles County was exposed to surface PM2.5 rated ‘unhealthy’ …