No. 9 (2019)

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Editorial

Editorial

José Neves

7-17
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Articles

DEUS VULT? Crusade Apologists, Historians and “Abortive Rituals” in the 1999 Reconciliation Walk to Jerusalem

Mike Horswell
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Liberty Dreamt in Stone: The (Neo)Medieval City of San Marino

Tommaso di Carpegna Falconieri

59-93
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Neoliberalism and the Historians

Ricardo Noronha

95-131
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Dossier: António Hespanha. Making and unmaking history

António Manuel Hespanha according to Tamar Herzog

Tamar Herzog

133-138
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"El cimiento de nuestra amistad". Remembrance of a young António Manuel Hespanha

Bartolomé Clavero

139-149
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António Hespanha as profane authority: reflections on the interaction of two writing processes in a post-graduate context

Tomás Vallera

151-165
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Law, meaning and reason: on sex as a normative problem

Tiago Ribeiro
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From the historical process to the history of the process

Mónica Duarte Dantas

191-198
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António Manuel Hespanha and the analysis of legal discourse

Giovanni Damele
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Interview

Africanist Historiography from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean. An interview with Edward Alpers

Felipe Barradas Correia Castro Bastos

209-251
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Reviews

El duelo revelado. La vida social de las fotografías familiares de las víctimas del franquismo by Jorge Moreno Andrés

Vanessa de Almeida

253-259
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O Arqueólogo Cordial. A Junta Nacional da Educação e o enquadramento institucional da arqueologia portuguesa durante o Estado Novo (1936-1974) by Rui Gomes Coelho

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

261-267
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Salazar e os fascismos by Fernando Rosas

Goffredo Adinolfi

269-274
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