“…Le CESE fait également un certain nombre de propositions, destinées à favoriser la structuration locale des acteurs territoriaux de l’ESS, particulièrement, en imaginant des modes de financement originaux."…”

“…Que peuvent faire la société civile en général et le syndicalisme en particulier pour imaginer un futur ­harmonieux et pacifique ? Telles sont les questions que pose cet essai. …”

“…They have plans and wills of their own, and Vig is forced to realize that the road to fulfilling his dream is different than what he imagined.…”

“…Une ouverture sur l’extérieur et la création de liens sociaux sont à imaginer. Ces hypothèses seront abordées autour d’une conduite de changement brisant un modèle d’enfermement pour une logique de services.…”

“…The travelers from both groups are not going on mere recreational or entertaining trips, rather, both groups undertake a time-travel, driven by nostalgia for “good old days” which they imagine radically differently. The sharp contrast brings out an image of a polarized society, where the past haunts the present.…”

“…In a dynamic collage of new and original footage, biography, archival gems, imaginative graphics and outrageous illustrations, the film highlights Chomsky’s probing analysis of mass media. …”

“…Verantwoordelijke uitgever: Erik Kellens, Gontrodestraat 112, 9050 Gent • Concept en Creatie: Imagine • Fotografie: Jacky Borromeo. FULL TEXT AVAILABLE AT AMSAB-ISH"…”

“…And who will have them? We might imagine -and hope- that today’s industrial revolution will unfold like the last: even as some jobs are eliminated, more will be created to deal with the new innovations of a new era. …”

“…Inactivity can induce lethargy and indifference, but is also a condition of imaginative freedom and creativity. Psychoanalyst Josh Cohen explores the paradoxical pleasures of inactivity, and considers four faces of inertia - the burnout, the slob, the daydreamer and the slacker. …”

“….: Roger Van de Voorde, Veeweydestraat 24-26, 1070 Brussel • Vrij van zegel: Art. 198/7 • Ontwerp en creatie: Imagine • Foto: Patrick De Spiegelaere. FULL TEXT AVAILABLE AT AMSAB-ISH"…”

“…Verant.uitg: © Ludo Van Gils, Het Aidsteam vzw, Tolstraat 13, 2000 Antwerpen 1 • Vrij (veilig) van zegel art. 198/7 • concept en creatie: Imagine • Met steun van de Vlaamse minister voor Gezonheidsbeleid. …”

“…With the help of the professor, even the dead, led by the desire to see their relatives and loved ones, pass through the same corridor only to find out that the world of the living is not quite as they remembered or imagined it.…”

“…. - Wolfgang Klein: Problems of description in art: realism. 79-94. - Elaine Scarry: Imagining flowers: perceptual mimesis (particularly Delphinium). 95-119. - Wolfgang Ernst: Not seeing the Laocoön: Lessing in the archive of the eighteen century. 118-134. - Alex Potts: Disparities between part and whole in the description of works of art. 135-150. - Peter Hanns Reill: Between mechanism and romantic Naturphilosophie. …”

“…Verantwoordelijke uitgever: Hugo Wanner, p/a Netwerk Vlaanderen vzw, Vooruitgangstraat 333/9, 1030 Brussel • Creatie: Imagine. FULL TEXT AVAILABLE AT AMSAB-ISH"…”

“…The author's key concepts are imagined welfare communities, and common pool resources in (civil) society and state. …”

“…The people who live here answer to imaginative names like Bulletproof, Insane Wayne and Bus Kenny. …”

“…Something about Zbeidi captures her imagination and she obtains his phone number. The conversation between the two goes into the night and changes her life forever. …”

“…More than a century later, it would be impossible to imagine our society without plastic. The miraculous material isn't only the raw material for goods and packaging, but also for art. …”

“…The City explains how this situation came about, examining the history of the world economy from the postwar period to the present day.If you imagine you don't like 'finance' but have no problem with the capitalist market system, think again: it turns out the two cannot be separated."…”

“…Are the great slums, as a terrified Victorian middle class once imagined, volcanoes waiting to erupt? Davis provides the first global overview of the diverse religious, ethnic, and political movements competing for the souls of the new urban poor. …”