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Abstract: Paul’s authentic letters and Acts often differ significantly in their representation of the same events. This article elaborates on two problems associated with accepting only Paul as a valid source for making reconstructions of his interaction with other people. … Continue reading →

The Mozambican civil war remains a relevant topic for continuing study. Where earlier publications about the war stressed the rôle of the racist minority regimes in Rhodesia and South Africa, more recent analyses have tended to look (also) at the … Continue reading →

Madeleine McCann Case: Gonçalo Amaral’s theory implies that Madeleine’s parents concealed her body after a fatal accident when they were having dinner at the Tapas Restaurant with friends, checking on their children from time to time. The theory is popular, but it … Continue reading →

(English below) Investigações sobre o desaparecimento da Madeleine Beth McCann em Praia da Luz na noite de 03 de maio de 2007 sofreram dificuldades pela circunstância que as testemunhas mais importantes nem sempre foram claras e consistentes nas suas declarações, … Continue reading →

The Mozambican presidential election of 1999 was officially won by Frelimo candidate Chissano against Renamo candidate Dhlakama. Renamo has always questioned that result. Recently published data on election results at local level make it possible to assess the claim that … Continue reading →

Review of: Barnabé Lucas Ncomo Uria Simango. Um homem, uma causa Maputo: Edições Novafrica. 2004, third edition, 2009, now available at Amazon. ISBN 978-1468177596 Almost four decades ago, a coup d’état by army forces in Portugal on 25 April 1974, … Continue reading →

Duprez and Baland state that labeling for child labor could lead to an increase and not a decrease in child labor. The reasoning they employ, however, is flawed because they assume that certain correlations would be linear, which is not … Continue reading →