La deixis et les déictiques à l'épreuve du texte littéraire

in Biglari, Colas-Blaise, Amir, Marion (Ed.) Les déictiques à l'épreuve des discours et des pratiques (2020)

Hommage un de Georges Hausemer. Ried op de Walfer Bicherdeeg 2018

in Jehin, Ludivine; Lieb, Daniela (Eds.) Fundstücke-Trouvailles (2020)

Flucht und Vertreibung in kontrastierender mittelhochdeutscher Perspektive. Der ‘Flüchtling’ Dietrich von Bern

in Heimböckel, Dieter; Roelens, Nathalie; Wille, Christian (Eds.) Flucht – Grenze – Integration / Fuga – Confine – Integrazione. Beiträge zum Phänomen der Deplatzierung / Contributi al fenomeno dello spostamento (2020)

Sustainable Finance, EuSEF and the AIFMD

in The AIFM Directive (2020)

Introduction

in Ligeti, Katalin; Antunes, Maria João; Giuffrida, Fabio (Eds.) The European Public Prosecutor’s Office at Launch. Adapting National Systems, Transforming EU Criminal Law (2020)

Analysing border geographies in times of COVID-19

in Mein, Georg; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) Self and Society in the Corona Crisis. Perspectives from the Humanities and Social Sciences (2020)

When a new type of coronavirus was first reported in China in December 2019, it was not yet clear how rapidly and in what a short time frame COVID-19 would affect the entire world. In January 2020, Wuhan ... [more ▼]

When a new type of coronavirus was first reported in China in December 2019, it was not yet clear how rapidly and in what a short time frame COVID-19 would affect the entire world. In January 2020, Wuhan, the capital of Hubei, was quarantined and just two months later, the virus had spread to Central Europe; a subsequent wave of infections followed in many places, including the United States. As a result, presumed certainties began to erode: freedom of movement was restricted, entry restrictions were imposed and, paradoxically, precisely 25 years after the Schengen Agreement came into force, many EU internal borders were closed. This article focuses on these border closings, but also deals with drawing social boundaries in the wake of the pandemic. Thus, the border geographies examined range from the subject level to the global level and will be put into context with the security measures that have been introduced, the orderings and ordinances used, political re-nationalization reflexes and civil society resistance. The article ends with an outlook of some additional topics and questions from the perspective of Border Studies with and after the COVID-19 pandemic. [less ▲]

Uncommon pathways through Luxembourg’s stratified school system: The findings of a mixed methods study on educational upward mobility

in McElvany; Holtappels; Ohle-Peters (Eds.) Against the Odds – (In)Equity in Education and Educational Systems (2020)

Land for Post-Growth

in Hertweck, Florian (Ed.) Architecture on Common Ground. The Question of Land: Positions and Models (2020)

Marché du travail transfrontalier Négocier avec les frontières à l’heure de la crise sanitaire COVID-19

in Mein, Georg; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) Self and Society in the Corona Crisis. Perspectives from the Humanities nad Social Sciences (2020)

The health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed significant adjustments to the cross-border labour market in the Greater SaarLorLux cross-border area. Public authorities have taken measures ... [more ▼]

The health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has imposed significant adjustments to the cross-border labour market in the Greater SaarLorLux cross-border area. Public authorities have taken measures to prevent the spread of the disease that have restricted travel to the strict minimum. In contrast, the efficiency of public health services requires proximity. These measures have rapidly imposed themselves on public actors, companies and individuals. They directly question the functioning of a cross-border labour market structured by cross-border mobility. National authorities have adapted the function of the border to maintain economic activities as much as possible and to provide for meeting health needs. After recalling the characteristics of the labour market in the Greater Region, this article illustrates how the open border has been transformed into a filter to limit border crossings strictly. Then, this paper shows how by allowing commuters to conduct teleworking "until further notice", public decision-makers have derogated from bilateral tax treaties. The tax border is temporarily "moved" to the employee's home. Similarly, by allowing cross-border commuters employed in Luxembourg to access partial unemployment, Luxembourg has extended its social protection beyond its borders. This crisis, rich in lessons, shows the vulnerability of border areas in times of crisis. In exceptional circumstances, national authorities are prompt to renegotiate the functions of the border through bilateral decisions. This, however, can be to the detriment of a holistic approach reflecting the complexity of cross-border interdependence spread across four countries. At the forefront of European integration, border areas constantly challenge it and are challenged by it. [less ▲]

AIFMD vs. MiFID: Similarities and Differences

in The AIFM Directive (2020)

Ecrire l'histoire de la place financière d/au Luxembourg

in Marx, Claude; Limpach, Marc; Majerus, Benoît (Eds.) Surveillance, indépendance et intégrité (2020)

Giudizio direttissimo

in illuminati, Giulio; Giuliani, Livia (Eds.) Commentario breve al codice di procedura penale (2020)

Beim Bau der amerikanischen Mauer. Zeitgemäße Beobachtungen zu einer alten Geschichte

in Heimböckel, Dieter; Roelens, Nathalie; Wille, Christian (Eds.) Flucht – Grenze – Integration / Fuga – Confine – Integrazione. Beiträge zum Phänomen der Deplatzierung / Contributi al fenomeno dello spostamento (2020)

Politische Orientierungen und das Verhältnis zu Gewalt bei linksaffinen Jugendlichen

in Meinhardt, Anne-Kathrin; Redlich, Birgit (Eds.) Linke Militanz. Pädagogische Arbeit in Theorie und Praxis (2020)

Weshalb engagieren sich junge Menschen in politischen Gruppen und sozialen Bewegungen? Welche gesellschaftlichen und politischen Ziele verfolgen sie? Wie legitimieren sie Gewalt und welche Erfahrungen ... [more ▼]

Weshalb engagieren sich junge Menschen in politischen Gruppen und sozialen Bewegungen? Welche gesellschaftlichen und politischen Ziele verfolgen sie? Wie legitimieren sie Gewalt und welche Erfahrungen machen sie mit ihr? [less ▲]

La disparition de la cause du contrat

in Prüm, André; Ancel, Pascal (Eds.) Réformer le droit des contrats ? Analyse comparée autour du droit luxembourgeois (2020)

réflexions sur l'utilité des concept traditionnel de cause des contrats et discussion des arguments pour le maintien ou la suppression de la cause comme condition de validité des contrats

Der Unaussprechliche. Otokar Fischers Kleist-Rezeption

in Petrbok, Václav; Stašková, Alice; Zbytovský, Štěpán (Eds.) Otokar Fischer (1883-1938). Ein Prager Intellektueller zwischen Dichtung und Wissenschaft (2020)

Polémique et bataille du genre. La réception des "Considérations sur la Révolution française" de Germaine de Staël

in Frances, Cyril (Ed.) Le Politique et le Féminin - Les femmes de pouvoir dans les Mémoires d’Ancien Régime (2020)

Si Germaine de Staël est généralement considérée comme l’un des écrivains les plus célèbres de la période révolutionnaire et impériale, le versant politique et historique de son œuvre n’en est pas moins ... [more ▼]

Si Germaine de Staël est généralement considérée comme l’un des écrivains les plus célèbres de la période révolutionnaire et impériale, le versant politique et historique de son œuvre n’en est pas moins méconnu – la critique tendant à privilégier sa production romanesque, et l’histoire ne s’occupant guère, ou à peine, de l’auteure. Cela ne fut pas le cas, toutefois, de la part de ses contemporains, tant l’œuvre staëlienne, politique ou romanesque, a souvent fait l’objet d’une réception pour le moins polémique ; le cas des Considérations sur la Révolution française, ouvrage publié à titre posthume en 1818 et dont les soixante mille exemplaires furent écoulés en quelques jours à peine, est à cet égard exemplaire. Outre les comptes-rendus parus dans la presse périodique, les Considérations sont l’objet, fait remarquable, de trois ouvrages majeurs de critique ou de réfutation, rédigés et/ou publiés en 1818. Le préjugé misogyne qui les irrigue traverse toutefois l’ensemble de la réception des Considérations, témoignant en filigrane de la vision de toute une époque quant à la place des femmes dans l’histoire – à leur légitimité à en témoigner, à l’écrire selon certaines modalités. Car endosser le rôle de l’historienne revêt une ambition tout autre que celle qui consisterait à écrire l’histoire en romancière ou en mémorialiste : historienne, la femme qui prend la plume s’arroge le rôle de sujet dans une histoire – celle de la Révolution, qui plus est – que chaque camp tente de récupérer à son profit. Le présent article s’emploie à observer comment de part et d’autre, du côté de Staël comme de celui de ses détracteurs, l’attente genrée concernant la prise de parole d’une femme dans l’espace public, et a fortiori sur une matière politique, et dans un texte voulu comme historique, détermine l’occasion polémique : que ce soit du côté de la femme auteur, en ce qu’elle prévoit les résistances et adapte son discours pour les déjouer, ou du côté des lecteurs, qui prétendent ne pas céder et voient partout des pièges de séduction. [less ▲]

AIFMD Versus MiFID/MiFIR: Similarities and Differences

in The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2020)

Le contentieux économique au 21ème siècle

in Le droit économique au 21 ème siècle (2020)

The AIFMD's Third-Country Rules and the Equivalence Concept

in The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2020)

199) Rechtsrahmen zur Finanzierung der Energie-, Digital- und Nachhaltigkeits-Wende? – Zu Infrastruktur-Investments unter der AIFM-RL und dem KAGB

in Festschrift für Christine Windbichler (2020)

Écrire « au bruit du canon ». Chateaubriand, héros-pamphlétaire de « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons »

in Glaudes, Pierre; Bercegol, Fabienne; Roulin, Jean-Marie (Eds.) Chateaubriand, nouvelles perspectives critiques (2020)

Dans sa préface de 1826 au Génie du christianisme dans les Œuvres complètes, Chateaubriand prend le parti de résumer toute sa vie comme un « combat […] contre les hommes qui abusaient du pouvoir pour ... [more ▼]

Dans sa préface de 1826 au Génie du christianisme dans les Œuvres complètes, Chateaubriand prend le parti de résumer toute sa vie comme un « combat […] contre les hommes qui abusaient du pouvoir pour corrompre ou pour enchaîner les peuples ». Ce combat se donne à lire de manière magistrale à travers ses pamphlets, et particulièrement dans De Buonaparte et des Bourbons (1814), publié quelques jours avant l’abdication de l’Empereur. Pleinement en prise avec son temps et les questionnements qui lui sont propres dans ce pamphlet qui marque, de son propre aveu, son entrée en politique, Chateaubriand n’en doit pas moins justifier son ingérence, en tant qu’homme de lettres, dans les affaires publiques. C’est à cette fin qu’il met en place une scénographie auctoriale propre à légitimer sa position nouvelle, et impliquant notamment un réinvestissement de l’Histoire mené selon des procédés discursifs singuliers, indices d’un rapport à la temporalité caractéristique d’un auteur qui, plus que tout autre, fut son temps. Quelles sont les modalités esthétiques et poétiques de la scénographie ainsi mise en place ? Comment Chateaubriand instrumentalise-t-il l’Histoire pour appuyer son propos politique, et de quelle façon cela se traduit-il sur le plan esthétique ? Quel est, enfin, l’ethos qui émane du pamphlet ? C’est ce que nous nous appliquerons à déterminer au départ de De Buonaparte et des Bourbons, que l’on comparera à De l’État de la France au mois de mars et au mois d’octobre 1814, pamphlet publié anonymement par Chateaubriand, afin d’attester la continuité et l’originalité des modalités de la posture auctoriale, résolument moderne, du Chateaubriand pamphlétaire. Nous examinerons enfin la réception de la scénographie auctoriale propre au pamphlet au regard de deux écrits parus en réponse à De Buonaparte et des Bourbons, à savoir la Réponse à l’ouvrage de M. de Chateaubriand intitulé « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons » (1814) de Philippe Lesbroussart-Dewaele et les Rêveries de M. de Chateaubriant, ou Examen critique d'un libelle intitulé : « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons » (1815), de Charles-Joseph Bail – écrits révélateurs, par leur publication même, de la résonance, dans le discours politique du temps, du pamphlet et de la figure auctoriale qu’il convoque. [less ▲]

Face Perception

in The Cognitive Neurosciences (2020)

Luxembourg: A Country Survey

in Hartley, Cathy (Ed.) Western Europe 2020 (2019)

Beginning in the 20th century, Luxembourg experienced several periods of transition. The largely agriculture-based economy became industrialized, driven by a powerful steel industry which remained the ... [more ▼]

Beginning in the 20th century, Luxembourg experienced several periods of transition. The largely agriculture-based economy became industrialized, driven by a powerful steel industry which remained the dominant sector from the immediate post-Second World War years to the mid-1970s. The country had a considerable competitive advantage in this respect owing to iron ore deposits in Luxembourg itself and in the neighbouring French region of Lorraine. The industrial flagship was Aciéries Réunies de Burbach-Eich-Dudelange (ARBED), founded in 1911, which developed its production in Europe and established a global network of sales outlets. Between 1953 and 1968 the steel industry contributed approximately 25% of the country’s GDP growth, while steel production represented 50% of its added industrial value. Over the same period, the nominal wage grew by 29.3%. The improvement in living standards led to the emergence of the middle class and to an increase in urbanization. The Government improved the social security regime and extended it to all workers, thus helping to close the gap in social equality, raise living standards further and boost social cohesion in the country over the long term. [less ▲]

"Property States" und Finanzialisierung der Stadtentwicklung

in Hertweck, Florian (Ed.) Architektur auf gemeinsamem Boden. Positionen und Modelle zur Bodenfrage (2019)

Tracing the ‘Jewish Freedom Fighter’. The legacy of Naftali Botwin and the construction of a transnational cult of Jewish heroes

in Balázs, Eszter; Royer, Clara (Eds.) Le Culte des héros en Europe centrale 1880-1945 (2019)

This article discusses the transnational heroic cult that developed in Yiddish communist circles around the figure of Naftali Botwin, a young Polish-Jewish communist who was executed by Polish authorities ... [more ▼]

This article discusses the transnational heroic cult that developed in Yiddish communist circles around the figure of Naftali Botwin, a young Polish-Jewish communist who was executed by Polish authorities in the city of Lwów, following a trial in which he was convicted for assassinating a police infiltrator in the ranks of the Polish Communist Party (KPP). The discussion highlights how Botwin’s legacy was appropriated in multiple, and sometimes contrasting, ways in the decades following his death, especially within the context of the creation of the Botwin Company in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War. In doing so it will also highlight the transnational nature of this cult, as his memory lived on through poems, plays and publications that circulated through the worldwide networks and communicative spaces of Jewish (leftist) émigrés. [less ▲]

Luxemburg - Stadtentwicklung von den Anfängen der Festung im 16. Jahrhundert bis zu ihrer Schleifung 1867

in Uhrmacher, Martin; Kass, Steve; Pauli, Sebastian (Eds.) Luxatlas.lu - Ein digitaler und interaktiver historischer Stadtatlas Luxemburgs (2019)

Kurzer Abriss der Stadtgeschichte Luxemburgs von den Anfängen der Festung im 16. Jahrhundert bis zu ihrer Schleifung 1867. Teil des digitalen und interaktiven Stadtatlas Luxemburgs: https://www.luxatlas.lu

Ansätze einer grenzüberschreitenden Sprachen- und Kulturdidaktik für die luxemburgische Grundschullehrerausbildung

in Busch, Matthias; Frisch, Julia; Wegner, Anke (Eds.) Europa leben lernen - Apprendre à vivre l'Europe (2019)

A Computational-Hermeneutic Approach for Conceptual Explicitation

in Nepomuceno, A.; Magnani, L.; Salguero, F. (Eds.) et al Model-Based Reasoning in Science and Technology -- Inferential Models for Logic, Language, Cognition and Computation (2019)

We present a computer-supported approach for the logical analysis and conceptual explicitation of argumentative discourse. Computational hermeneutics harnesses recent progresses in automated reasoning for ... [more ▼]

We present a computer-supported approach for the logical analysis and conceptual explicitation of argumentative discourse. Computational hermeneutics harnesses recent progresses in automated reasoning for higher-order logics and aims at formalizing natural-language argumentative discourse using flexible combinations of expressive non-classical logics. In doing so, it allows us to render explicit the tacit conceptualizations implicit in argumentative discursive practices. Our approach operates on networks of structured arguments and is iterative and two-layered. At one layer we search for logically correct formalizations for each of the individual arguments. At the next layer we select among those correct formalizations the ones which honor the argument’s dialectic role, i.e. attacking or supporting other arguments as intended. We operate at these two layers in parallel and continuously rate sentences’ formalizations by using, primarily, inferential adequacy criteria. An interpretive, logical theory will thus gradually evolve. This theory is composed of meaning postulates serving as explications for concepts playing a role in the analyzed arguments. Such a recursive, iterative approach to interpretation does justice to the inherent circularity of understanding: the whole is understood compositionally on the basis of its parts, while each part is understood only in the context of the whole (hermeneutic circle). We summarily discuss previous work on exemplary applications of human-in-the-loop computational hermeneutics in metaphysical discourse. We also discuss some of the main challenges involved in fully-automating our approach. By sketching some design ideas and reviewing relevant technologies, we argue for the technological feasibility of a highly-automated computational hermeneutics. [less ▲]

Modelling of Railways Signalling System Requirements by Controlled Natural Languages: A Case Study

in From Software Engineering to Formal Methods and Tools, and Back (2019)

The railway sector has been a source of inspiration for generations of researchers challenged to develop models and tools to analyze safety and reliability. Threats were coming mainly from within, due to ... [more ▼]

The railway sector has been a source of inspiration for generations of researchers challenged to develop models and tools to analyze safety and reliability. Threats were coming mainly from within, due to occasionally faults in hardware components. With the advent of smart trains, the railway industry is venturing into cybersecurity and the railway sector will become more and more compelled to protect assets from threats against information & communication technology. We discuss this revolution at large, while speculating that instruments developed for security requirements engineering can then come in support of in the railway sector. And we explore the use of one of them: the Controlled Natural Language for Data Sharing Agreement (CNL4DSA). We use it to formalize a few exemplifying signal management system requirements. Since CNL4DSA enables the automatic generation of enforceable access control policies, our exercise is preparatory to implementing the security-by design principle in railway signalling management engineering. [less ▲]

The Implementation of the Cross-Border Mergers Directive in Luxembourg

in Papadopoulos, Thomas (Ed.) Cross-Border Mergers - EU Perspectives and National Experiences (2019)

Die ‚Circular Economy‘ als Ausweg aus der Wachstumsfalle? Diskussionsbeitrag

in Reckinger, Carole; Urbé, Robert (Eds.) Sozialalmanach 2019. Schwéierpunkt: Qualitativen Wuesstem (2019)

Acteurs et conditions de la démocratisation politique par l'élection dans l'entre-deux-guerres

in Frieseisen, Claude; Moes, Régis; Wagener, Renée (Eds.) et al 100 Joer #WieleWatmirsinn Allgemengt Walrecht (2019)

Un ouvrage complet sur les origines et l'histoire de la démocratie du Luxembourg au début du vingtième siècle

Refugee Mobility: Evidence from Phone Data in Turkey

in Salah, Albert Ali; Pentland, Alex; Lepri, Bruno (Eds.) et al Guide to Mobile Data Analytics in Refugee Scenarios: The 'Data for Refugees Challenge' Study (2019)

Our research report employs the D4R data and combines it with several <br />other sources to study one of the multiple aspects of integration of refugees, namely <br />the mobility of refugees across ... [more ▼]

Our research report employs the D4R data and combines it with several <br />other sources to study one of the multiple aspects of integration of refugees, namely <br />the mobility of refugees across provinces in Turkey. In particular, we employ a <br />standard gravity model to empirically estimate a series of determinants of refugee <br />movements. These include the standard determinants such as province characteristics, <br />distances across provinces, levels of income, network effects as well as some <br />refugee-specific determinants such as the presence of refugee camps and the intensity <br />of phone call interaction among refugees. Importantly, we explore the effect <br />of certain categories of news events, notably protests, violence, and asylum grants. <br />Considering news as an indicator of policy implemented at the provincial level, we <br />gain a better understanding as to how policy can facilitate refugee mobility and thus <br />enhance integration. To benchmark our findings, we estimate the same model for the <br />mobility of individuals with a non-refugee status. [less ▲]

Wie das allgemeine Wahlrecht noch allgemeiner wurde. Die Erweiterungen des Wahlrechts nach 1919

in Frieseisen, Claude; Moes, Régis; Polfer, Michel (Eds.) et al Wielewatmirsinn. 100 Joer allgemengt Wahlrecht (2019)

Historische Studie zur progressiven Lockerung der 1919 festgelegten Bestimmungen betr. das allgemeine Wahlrecht, insbesondere in Bezug zum Wahlalter und zur Nationalität der Wähler

Sprachlichkeit, Identität, Kulturalität

in Fäcke, Christiane; Meissner, Franz-Joseph (Eds.) Handbuch Mehrsprachigkeits- und Mehrkulturalitätsdidaktik (2019)

De la collation des grades à l’homologation des titres. Un long débat de souveraineté nationale

in … la volonté de la Chambre qui est la volonté du pays (Eugène Schaus, 22/11/1966). Un florilège de débats parlementaires luxembourgeois (1848-2008) (2019)

analyse de l'évolution de la reconnaissance des études universitaires faites à l'étranger par lEtat luxembourgeois de 1846 à 1969 comme débat sur la souveraineté nationale

LAP in School Profile 6: Multilingualism in Luxembourg Classrooms

in Chumak-Horbatsch (Ed.) Using linguistically appropriate practice. A guide for Teaching in Multilingual Classrooms (2019)

Teachers’, parents’ and children’s perspectives of teaching and learning Greek in a complementary school in Luxembourg

in Panagiotopoulou, Julie; Rosen, Lisa; Kirsch, Claudine (Eds.) et al 'New' Migration of Families from Greece to Europe and Canada (2019)

The ‘Risk of Inhuman and Degrading Treatment’as a Reason to Limit the Principle of Mutual Recognition on which the European Arrest Warrant is Built

in Jong, Janny; Neuman, Marek; van der Waal, Margriet (Eds.) et al Where is Europe? Respacing, Replacing, and Reordering Europe (2019)

Their ‘Apple of Discord’ or the Apple of Their Eye: How the British Secured Eastern Mediterranean and Western European Security, 1947-1948

in Kamouzis, Dimitris; Nafpliotis, Alexandros (Eds.) Αnglo-Hellenic relations in the 20th Century (2019)

This chapter examines the role the British policy in Greece played in the shift in American foreign policy that was manifested in 1947-48, that led directly to these alliances, namely the Western European ... [more ▼]

This chapter examines the role the British policy in Greece played in the shift in American foreign policy that was manifested in 1947-48, that led directly to these alliances, namely the Western European Union and NATO. To achieve this shift (which also included support of British strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean) this chapter argues that the British used Greece, first as a way to draw the United States further into European affairs, and then as a way to anchor the United States in Europe, achieving a guarantee of security for the Eastern Mediterranean and for Western Europe. Drawing on both published and unpublished British and American sources, this chapter will also examine perceptions of the conflicts in and about Greece, and what it represented for Western European and Eastern Mediterranean security, and Western ideas of democracy when confronted with supporting a right-wing Greek government. In so doing, it clarifies how American foreign policy changed from its pre-war focus on non-intervention, to the cold-war politics of containment and intervention. [less ▲]

Multirotor Aerodynamic Effects in Aerial Manipulation

in Multirotor Aerodynamic Effects in Aerial Manipulation (2019)

Stillhalten und Musizieren. Blas- und Laienmusik in Luxemburg während des Zweiten Weltkrieges. Das Beispiel Diekirch

in Bohnert, Robert (Ed.) 150 Joer Philharmonie Diekirch (2019)

Apprentissage formel, non-formel et informel de musique dans la communauté

in Créer pour éduquer. La place de la transdisciplinarité (2019)

The practice of music lovers is based on leisure activities. But many other components could be grouped from a perspective of community music. First, it seems that it is totally dissociated from ... [more ▼]

The practice of music lovers is based on leisure activities. But many other components could be grouped from a perspective of community music. First, it seems that it is totally dissociated from traditional methods of musical learning of a formal or non-formal nature. However, it would preferably be linked to informal education. Music in the community is presented as a counter-phenomenon to the highly professionalised musical culture (Lichtinger, 2013). The term ‘community music’ is perfectly appropriate to trace the process of a musical education of young people that often begins with an amateur phase to lead later to the professional life for the most skilled, either to describe the musical training and life of young amateurs, or to trace the life of amateur musicians throughout the life of these musicians. I will present definitions for each of the three training aspects. Next, I will relate the two concepts – that of the three aspects of musical formation and that of music in the community – by giving examples of widespread musical practice, namely wind music (and / or choral) to finally compare models of musical learning. [less ▲]

Towards the Integration of Metabolic Network Modelling and Machine Learning for the Routine Analysis of High-Throughput Patient Data

in Automated Reasoning for Systems Biology and Medicine (2019)

The decreasing cost of high-throughput technologies allows to consider their use in healthcare and medicine. To prepare for this upcoming revolution, the community is assembling large disease-dedicated ... [more ▼]

The decreasing cost of high-throughput technologies allows to consider their use in healthcare and medicine. To prepare for this upcoming revolution, the community is assembling large disease-dedicated datasets such as TCGA or METABRIC. These datasets will serve as references to compare new patient samples to in order to assign them to a predefined category (i.e. ‘patients associated with poor prognosis’). Some problems affecting the downstream analysis remain to be solved, the bottleneck is no longer data generation itself but the integration of the existing datasets with the present knowledge. Constraint-based modelling, that only requires the setting of a few parameters, became popular for the integration of high-throughput data in a metabolic context. Notably, context-specific building algorithms that extract a subnetwork from a reference network are largely used to study metabolic changes in various diseases. Reference networks are composed of canonical pathways while extracted subnetworks include only active pathways in the context of interest based on high-throughput data. Even though these algorithms can be part of automated pipelines, to be applied by clinicians, the model-building pipelines must be coupled to a standardized semi-automated analysis workflow based on machine learning approaches to avoid bias and reduce the cost of diagnostics. [less ▲]

Modeling Cellular Differentiation and Reprogramming with Gene Regulatory Networks

in Modeling Cellular Differentiation and Reprogramming with Gene Regulatory Networks (2019)

Overprosecution and Negotiated Justice in Europe

in Van Kempen, Piet Hein (Ed.) Overuse in the Criminal Justice System: On Criminalization, Prosecution and Imprisonment (2019)

The challenge of HEPA for physical education in Europe

in Scheuer, Claude; Dreiskämper, Dennis (Eds.) Schola Ludens Europaea - papers Dedicated to Roland Naul (2019)

One of the priorities on the political agenda related to sport in the EU over the past years has been health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA). This political priority impacts also physical education (PE ... [more ▼]

One of the priorities on the political agenda related to sport in the EU over the past years has been health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA). This political priority impacts also physical education (PE) as the only school subject where all students are physically active, in a sense that international recommendations on daily physical activity can at least be partly reached. In turn, European associations focusing on PE face challenges to address the priority of HEPA as part of their respective missions. However, HEPA can be considered as a chance for these associations to raise their profile and the profile of PE as a school subject when accentuating their potential to promote HEPA in school settings. In the following, this chapter will focus on HEPA as a relevant political priority for PE in Europe, before focusing on two European associations active in the field of PE: the European Physical Education Association (EUPEA) and the European Council for Physical Education and Youth Sport (CEREPS, Conseil Européen des Recherches en Éducation Physique et Sportive). Roland Naul is an individual member of EUPEA and a founding member of CEREPS. Furthermore, the Willibald-Gebhardt Institute is an institution member of both EUPEA and CEREPS. [less ▲]

Naviguer dans la Toile du passé

in Lamassé, Stéphane; Bonnot, Gaetan (Eds.) Dans les dédales du Web. Historiens en territoires numériques. (2019)

Les historiens prennent progressivement la mesure de l’opportunité que représentent les milliards de pages Web archivées, mais aussi des difficultés et enjeux épistémologiques posés par ces nouvelles ... [more ▼]

Les historiens prennent progressivement la mesure de l’opportunité que représentent les milliards de pages Web archivées, mais aussi des difficultés et enjeux épistémologiques posés par ces nouvelles sources à la discipline. Parmi les points de tension relevés, ressort en particulier l’imbrication des temporalités à l’œuvre dans l’archivage et les archives du Web. Ce sont ces multiples temporalités de l’archive et de l’archivage que ce chapitre se propose d’étudier. [less ▲]

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in Cicotti, Claudio; Portante, Jean; Radicati, Stella (Eds.) Mani che scrivono, vite che creano (2019)