The analyses were also stratified by contextual socioeconomic variables extracted from the 1999 census data for the Commune of residence, including the urban status of the Commune, median income of the households, proportion of blue-collar workers and proportion of baccalaureate holders.
It's been a long dusty walk in the 35 ˚C heat from their home in the commune of Dessalines.
There is seasonal migration from the commune to the cities of Aïoun and Nouakchott in the dry season, then back to the commune in the winter season, when many people return to help their families with tilling and planting.
In the Franco-German War, which had a profound effect on his writing (as can be judged from his second volume of short stories, Les Contes du lundi, 1873; "Monday Tales"), Daudet enlisted in the army, but he fled from Paris during the terrors of the Commune of 1871.
Approximately 10,000 people from Port-au-Prince relocated to the commune of Jérémie within 3 weeks after the earthquake (3), swelling the population within the commune by about 8% (12).
Women and children benefiting With the support of Ms. Robbins since 2006, more than 850 women have benefited from the micro-credit programme in the commune of Sarkin Yamma.
Inspired partly by Luigi Nono, who was Italy's leading postwar avant-garde composer, it chronicles a series of revolutions from the Paris Commune of 1871 to the Zapatista rebellion that began six years ago in Chiapas, Mexico.
The sights and sounds of "Storming Heaven" included allusions to radical actions ranging from the Paris Commune of 1871 to the student rebellions of 1968, as well as revolutions in Russia, Asia and Latin America.
But if the politics are repellent, one can still be drawn to this fascinating work, because Nono's deliberately blurry mélange of episodes — which stretch from the Paris Commune of 1871 to the Vietnam War — can easily be viewed as instances of idealism run amok.
