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Qui a tué la gourmandise féminine ? On lie souvent les troubles alimentaires féminins à l'intensification du diktat de la minceur dans les années 1970, mais ce phénomène, encouragé par l'industrie capitaliste, est bien plus ancien. Du mythe d'Ève, soumise à perpétuité au désir masculin pour avoir goûté au fruit défendu, à l'émergence des premiers restaurants - réservés aux hommes -, en passant par leur exclusion de la gastronomie, les femmes semblent condamnées à cuisiner et servir tout en s'affamant, à être ménagères ou gloutonnes quand les hommes sont grands chefs ou fins gourmets. Comment a-t-on déréglé l'appétit des femmes ? Comment les mouvements féministes contemporains abordent-ils le rapport à la nourriture et au corps ? En fouillant dans l'histoire et la littérature, et en donnant la parole à des mangeuses de tous les horizons, ce répit-enquête incarné tente de répondre à ces questions et apporte quelques miettes d'espoir dans un monde d'affamées.

"This book analyses the magnitude of the relationship between family background and adult occupational and educational outcomes and provides a comprehensive view of intergenerational mobility in the context of religious and caste dynamics in India. Based on nationally representative data sets, the book tracks educational and occupational mobility experiences of different socio-religious groups in contemporary India. Examining primary and secondary data to comprehend the macro picture and the micro details, the book offers insights into intragenerational occupational mobility and the perceptions and expectations of Muslim households. The book presents a classification of jobs and mobility analysis that is built on solid foundations of stratification theories. Moreover, it identifies data and presents evidence on the neighbourhood effects in India. Offering an analysis of intergenerational advancement, this book is aimed at researchers in the field of economics, sociology, labour studies, development studies, minority and subaltern studies as well as those interested in the socioeconomic issues of disadvantaged socio-religious groups in India."

Intro -- Title Page -- About the Author -- Dedication -- Copyright Information © -- Acknowledgement -- Preface -- Introduction -- Synopsis and Manuscript -- The Author's Word: East Asia is the Cradle of Human Civilization -- Preface -- Chapter 1 Development and Dispersion of the Pyramids of East Asia -- 1.1 Development and Growth of Mounds -- 1.2 Development of Agriculture in East Asia -- 1.3 Evolution from Dolmen to Pyramid -- 1.4 Pyramid Evolution and Distribution -- Chapter 2 Global Position of Asiatic People on the World Chromosome Map -- 2.1 Roots of Koreans -- 2.2 East Asians are First Among Modern Humans -- 2.3 The Beginning of Culture and Civilization -- 2.4 Ancestors of Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla, the Three Ancient Kingdoms of Korea -- Chapter 3 Development of Language and Letters -- 3.1 Development of Language -- 3.2 Development of Letters -- 3.3 The Korean and the Chinese. -- 3.4 Horses and Iron in East Asia. -- Chapter 4 Egyptian Culture Came from East Asia -- 4.1 Liaodong Culture and Hongshan Culture -- 4.2 Metal Culture of the Shang Dynasty -- 4.3. Development of Rickshaw and Horse-drawn Carts -- 4.4 Horses and Vehicles of East Asia -- 4.5 Tutankhamun and Egyptian Culture -- 4.6 City Planning Starts with the Wheel Civilization of East Asia -- 4.7 Korean Culture in the Indus Civilization -- 4.8 The first Emperor, Qin Shi Huang, and the Qin Dynasty -- 4.9 Origin of Seven Days a Week -- 4.10: The Beginning of Chinese History -- 4.11 China's Northeast Project of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences -- Chapter 5 Beginning of the Silk Road and the Great Wall -- 5.1 Silk Road -- 5.2 The Great Wall -- 5.3 The Jing-Hang Grand Canal (Chinese: 京杭大 河) -- 5.4 The Story of the Hun Tribes -- 5.5 The Korean Coastal Voyage (Nina Edit) -- Chapter 6 Culture of Native Americans Begins in East Asia.

Intro -- Title Page -- About the Author -- Dedication -- Copyright Information © -- Acknowledgment -- Introduction -- Chapter One Napoleon Crosses the Niemen -- Chapter Two Mr. Lincoln Goes to War -- Chapter Three A War to End All Wars -- Chapter Four Hitler Gains Absolute Power -- Chapter Five Britain Fights On -- Chapter Six General Tojo Starts a War -- Chapter Seven Truman Drops the Atomic Bomb -- Chapter Eight Anthony's Folly -- Chapter Nine Kennedy Averts Armageddon -- Chapter Ten Reflections -- Bibliography.

"This book examines digital mass surveillance in authoritarian regimes, highlighting the role of security services. It argues that globalization hasn't diminished dictatorships, and urges Western countries to adopt new strategies to counter digitally-enhanced authoritarianism, which poses a growing challenge to liberal democracies"--

"C. Douglas Dillon--heir to a vast investment banking fortune, and one of the richest men in America during his political career--was a Republican who served in a Democratic administration, and became one of the greatest modern treasury secretaries. He believed in bipartisanship and public duty, a sensibility that has all but faded from the current political climate. With exclusive access to the family's archive, in The Dillon Era Richard Aldous sets fresh eyes on a well-documented period in recent American history, unfolding a deeply influential but somewhat overlooked political career. In 1953 President Eisenhower appointed Dillon as ambassador to Paris and promoted him to second in command in the State Department. Tapped by Presidents Kennedy and Johnson for treasury secretary to reassure Wall Street that the nation's finances were in safe hands, Dillon would become one of President Kennedy's closest advisors, and perhaps the only cabinet member who was a personal friend. His impact on the Kennedy and Johnson administrations was immense, not least in delivering the most comprehensive income tax cuts the nation had ever seen. Overseas, he worked to sustain political cooperation as the Bretton Woods system threatened to unravel. By the time he left office in 1965, the Washington Post recognized Dillon as "by far the best Secretary of the Treasury of the postwar period," and European Community president Walter Hallstein hailed a new "Dillon era." Dillon advocated for evolution and reform over radicalism, and he placed the national interest above party interest. The Dillon Era throws new light on the postwar period, identifying Dillon as a pivotal figure in American policymaking during these crucial years in the Cold War."--

Intro -- Verwaltungsprozessrecht -- Herausgeber -- Impressum -- Vorwort -- Vorwort zur 1. Auflage -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Verzeichnis der abgekürzt zitierten Literatur -- 1 Einführung -- I. Rechtsbehelfe als Mittel zur Kontrolle des Verwaltungshandelns -- 1. Formlose Rechtsbehelfe -- 2. Förmliche Rechtsbehelfe -- II. Funktionen und Aufbau der Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit -- 1. Grundlage, Funktionen und Tendenzen der Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit -- 2. Aufbau der Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit -- III. Grundsätze des verwaltungsgerichtlichen Verfahrens -- 1. Der Dispositionsgrundsatz -- 2. Der Untersuchungsgrundsatz und der Grundsatz der freien Beweiswürdigung -- a) Die Bedeutung des Untersuchungsgrundsatzes und seine Grenzen -- b) Der Grundsatz der freien Beweiswürdigung -- 3. Amtsbetrieb und Konzentrationsgrundsatz -- 4. Der Grundsatz des rechtlichen Gehörs -- 5. Die Grundsätze der Mündlichkeit, Unmittelbarkeit und Öffentlichkeit des Verfahrens -- 6. Zeitgerechter Rechtsschutz -- IV. Prozesshandlungen -- 1. Parteihandlungen -- 2. Prozesshandlungen des Gerichts -- a) Überblick -- b) Verschiedene Urteilsarten -- aa) Gestaltungs-, Leistungs- und Feststellungsurteile -- bb) Prozess- und Sachurteile -- cc) End- und Zwischenurteile, Voll- und Teilurteile -- dd) Andere Urteilsarten -- c) Form, Inhalt und Aufbau eines Urteils -- V. Elektronische Datenverarbeitung und Verwaltungsgerichtsbarkeit -- VI. Der Aufbau eines verwaltungsprozessualen Gutachtens -- 1. Die Bedeutung der Sachentscheidungsvoraussetzungen -- 2. Prüfungsschema bezüglich der Zulässigkeitsvoraussetzungen -- 2 Die ordnungsgemäße Klageerhebung -- I. Form und Inhalt der Klageschrift -- II. Objektive und subjektive Klagehäufung -- III. Die Klageänderung -- 3 Die Zulässigkeit des Verwaltungsrechtswegs ( 40 VwGO) -- I. Allgemeines -- II. Das Vorliegen einer rechtlichen Streitigkeit.