-
Commune (administrative division), a muni****lity or
township Communes of
Algeria Communes of
Angola Communes of
Belgium Communes of
Benin Communes of...
- land of the
geographic area covered. The
communes are the fourth-level
administrative divisions of France.
Communes vary
widely in size and area, from large...
- The Four
Communes (French:
Quatre Communes) of
Senegal were the four
oldest colonial towns in
French West Africa. In 1848 the
Second Republic extended...
- The
communes of
Algeria (Arabic: بلدية (singular)), also
known as muni****lities, form the
third level of
administrative subdivisions of Algeria. As of...
- Loci
communes or Loci
communes rerum theologicarum seu
hypotyposes theologicae (Latin for
Common Places in
Theology or
Fundamental Doctrinal Themes) was...
- of
commune.
Older communes were
based on
kinship In an
agricultural commune, the
house and yard were
private property In an
agricultural commune, the...
-
worsened conditions in the
communes. Some
communes, such as the
Macheng commune in
Hubei (which was held up as a "model
commune" at the
national level, see...
-
towns formed communes which were a
legal basis for
turning the
cities into self-governing corporations. In most
cases the
development of
communes was connected...
-
administer one or more
communes,
though currently, the only such case is the muni****lity of Cabo de Hornos,
which administers the
communes of Antártica and...
-
Colombia is
divided into six zones,
which in turn are
divided into 16
communes.
Communes are then
divided into
neighborhoods (Spanish: barrios) and institutional...
