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11	Význam a vývoj směnitelnosti čínského renminbi / Importance and development of Chienese renminbi ceonvertibility Mádle, Miroslav January 2017 (has links) The subject of this diploma thesis is the analysis of the importance and development of Chinese renminbi convertibility. The paper describes the development of the yuan exchange rate, whose value is still largely decided by the PBOC. It also seeks to identify the growing role of the renminbi on the international scene despite its financial account that is still not completely liberalized. Last but not least, the Chinese trilemma is described here, with the renminbi convertibility being an integral part of this issue. Once China decides to solve the trilemma, one of the possible outcomes is the full renminbi convertibility. The paper also tries to identify the possible impacts that would occur in the event of the full renminbi convertibility.
12	Reform in the land of Serf and Slave, 1825-1861 Murray, Robert Paul 06 June 2008 (has links) This thesis argues that the significance of pre-Civil War southern opposition to slavery has been largely marginalized and mischaracterized by previous historiography. By contextualizing southern antislavery activism as but a single wing within a broader reformist movement, historians can move beyond simplistic interpretations of these antislavery advocates as fool-hardy and tangential "losers." While opposition to slavery constituted a key goal for these reformers, it was not their only aspiration, and they secured considerable success in other aspects of reform. Nineteenth-century Russians, simultaneously struggling with their own system of bonded labor, offer excellent counterpoints to reorient the role of antebellum southern reformers. Through their shared commitment to reforming liberalism, a preference for gradualism as the vehicle of change, and a shared intellectual framework based upon new theories of political economy, the Russian and southerners' histories highlight a transatlantic intellectual community in which southern reformers were full members. Adapting multiple theories from this transnational exchange of ideas, southern reformers were remarkably liminal figures useful for contemporary scholarly exploration into the nineteenth-century culture of reform. Ultimately, it was this liminality coupled with the inegalitarian nature of their movement that ensured that the southern antislavery movement would fail to secure a gradual demise to slavery. / Master of Arts Antislavery Movement -- Southern States Emancipation -- Russia Gradualism Political Economy -- Nineteenth Century Reformism --Nineteenth Century Serfdom – Russia Slavery -- United States
13	Atticus and the Law Arthur, Susan B. 16 December 2020 (has links) No description available. American History African Americans American Literature Law Literature Regional Studies Atticus South racism regionalism morality obligation law justice equity equal rights segregation states rights US Supreme Court civil rights gradualism white supremacy

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