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Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 First name Surname Country Capacity 1 Ulisses Abade Brasil Vice Presidente Sindicato 2 Sandrine Abayou France salariée 3 HAYANI ABDEL BELGIUM trade union 4 Ariadna Abeltina Latvia Trade Union Officer General Secretary FSC 5 Roberto Abenia España CCOO Aragón 6 Pascal Abenza France Délégué Syndical Groupe 7 Jacques ADAM Luxembourg membre du syndicat 8 Lenka Adamcikova Slowakei Member of works 9 Ole Einar Adamsrød Norway Trade Union 10 Paula Adao Luxembourg Déléguée 11 Nicolae Adrian România Union member 12 Costache Adrian Alin Romania Trade union 13 Pana Adriana Laura România Member of works council 14 Bert Aerts Belgium member of works council 15 Annick Aerts Belgium trade union 16 Sascha Aerts België 200 Secrétaire Générale UL 17 Odile AGRAFEIL FRANCE CGT 18 Oscar Aguado España Miembro comité empresa 19 Fátima Aguado Queipo Spain Trade union 20 Agustin Aguila Mellado España Miembro del Sindicato SECRETARIO UGT ADIF 21 HERNANDEZ AGUILAR OSWALD BARCELONA 22 Antonio Angel Aguilar Fernández España Trade Union 23 Jaan Aiaots Estonia Trade union SYNDICAT SYNPTAC-CGT 24 Nora AINECHE FRANCE PARIS FRANCE 25 Raul Aira España miembro comité empresa 26 Alessandra Airaldi Italy TRADE union 27 Juan Miguel Aisa Spain Member of works council 28 Juan-Miguel AISA Spain EWC Membre élu du comité européen Driver Services 29 Sylvestre AISSI France Norauto 30 Sara Akervall Sweden EWC 31 Michiel Al Netherlands trade union official 32 Nickels Alain Luxemburg Trade Union 33 MAURO ALBANESE FRANCE SYNDICAT 34 Michela Albarello Spain member of a trade union 35 Andrea Albertazzi Italy Policy Officer 36 Radu Alexandru Romania Trade union 37 Ghinea Alexandru Iulian Romania Trade union 38 Sarbu Alin Romania Membru of works council 39 Enescu Alina Bucuresti 34 1 Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 40 Giovanni Alioti Italy Union activist 41 Fabienne Allard France DSE 42 sylvie alliau france ELUE CSE , DS, RS 43 Josep LLuís Almerge Justes España Delegado Sindical 44 MARÍA JOSÉ ALONSO ESPAÑA ENLLAÇ SINDICAL 45 Rosario María Alonso Rodríguez España Delegada sindical SECRETARIA DE SALUD, SERVICIOS SOCIOSANITARIOS Y DEPENDENCIA DE LA COMISIÓN EJECUTIVA 46 GRACIA ALVAREZ ESPAÑA FEDERAL DEL SINDICATO SECRETARIO GENERAL DE 47 Pepe ALVÁREZ ESPAÑA UGT ESPAÑA 48 José Luis Álvarez Rivas Spain member of works council 49 Svetlana Alyamsova Estonia AÜ liikmet 50 RIVAS AMANDA ESPAÑA SYNDICALITS 51 Saverio Amato Germany Member of works council 52 Eric Amoros France RSS 53 constantin ana maria trade union Trade union 54 Gheorghe Ana Ramona România Trade Union 55 Anton Andel Slovakia Trade union acv.cscbie EWC Antalis 56 spinoy andre België belgium 57 draghici andreea romania Trade union 58 Stefan Andreea România Trade union 59 Merce Andres Daina Spain Sindicato 60 Marinela Angelescu Romania Trade union 61 Jurgita Anglicke Mazeikiai Laborante 62 Eduardo ANICETO Luxemburg Work coucncil 63 Maria Anton Romania Membru în Sindicat ANTOÑANZAS 64 Cristina PEÑALVA ESPAÑA Vicesecretaria General 65 Josef Antoniv Czech Republic Trade unions 66 Emil Antonov Bulgaria member of Trade Union 67 Kalina Arabadjieva Germany Employee 68 JORGE ARAGON ESPAÑA SINDICATO 69 Stefano Araujo Luxembourg Trade union 70 Vincent ARDIET France Union representative 71 José Luis Arias Ramón España Sindicato 72 José Luis Arias Ramón España Sindicalista de CCOO 73 Rosana Arrimada España Miembro comité empresa MIEMBRO DEL CMSE Groupe Arnault SE, Christian Dior SE y LVMH 74 MIGUEL ANGEL ARROYO AYLAGAS ESPAÑA SE 2 Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 miembro comité de 75 Juan Pedro Arroyo Hernando España empresa 76 Marian Artimon România Trade union TRADE UNION FEDERATION WITH 5000 77 ASEN ASENOV BULGARIA MEMBERS 78 Brahim Assal France Délégué principal 79 Norman Attard Malta Trade Union 80 Christopher Attard Malta Member of trade union 81 Celeste Attias Ayarzaguena España Representante sindical 82 Alexander Auer Austria member of works council Augustin 83 Dinu Constantin România Metrorex EM 84 Klaus Aul Deutschland Betriebsratsvorsitzender 85 Stanciu Aurentina Romania USLM 86 Stanciu Aurentina Romania Membru USLM President of the PPDIVUT BIH Trade Union and Bosnia and member of the EFFAT 87 Mehmed E. Avdagić Herzegovina Executive Board 88 Vicky Avramofski Belgium Membre of trader union 89 Pedro Ayllon España Sindicato 90 Tatjana Babrauskiene Lithuania Trade union 91 Marius Badea România Trade Union 92 Wim Baeyens Belgie EWC Member International 93 Ramón Baeza Sanjuán Spain Department 94 Francesca Baiocchi Italy Member 95 Paul Bakker FNV active member 96 Eva Balážová Slovakia council Trade Union Officer, EWC 97 Laetitia Baldan Belgium coordinator 98 Lilo Baldwin Österreich Betriebsratsmitglied Unitate si 99 Niculina Balica solidaritate Membru sindicat member of a trade 100 Sona Balicka Slovakia union Spišská nová 101 Martin Balický Ves member of a trade union 102 François Ballestero Belgium Trade union 103 François Ballestero Belgium Trade union 104 Dušan Balog Slovensko člen 105 Daniel BAQUE France CEE 106 Frédéric BARANGER France member of works council President trade union 107 LEONARD BARASCU ROMANIA organization 108 Fra Barba España Delegado Sindical 3 Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 109 Florenzo Barbaruolo Italy Trade union's member Président du SICTAME 110 CHRISTOPHE BARBIER FRANCE UNSA TOTAL 111 isabelle Barthes Belgium Deputy General Secretary 112 Katarzyna Bartkiewicz Poland trade union member trade union 113 Salim Bas Belgium ABVV 114 Detlef Basten Germany EWC Member of France works 115 Stéphane BASTIAN FRANCE council and EWC. 116 Filip Batens België member of works council 117 Vilislava Bates BULGARIA Member of trade union 118 Andreas Batke Deutschland Member EWC Deputy Head of Works 119 Thomas Battau Germany Council 120 Michael Bauer Deutschland Gewerkschafter 121 Vidas Bauševičius Lietuva Trade union 122 Antonio Baylos España (Spain) member of TU 123 Tomás Beas Pedraza España Trade union 124 Sean Beatty UK Chair EWC Adhérent cgt spectacle 125 Naïs Bédiat France /Salariée du secteur privé 126 Ignacio Bedoya Spain Enlace sindical 127 Katrin Behnke Belgium ETUC staff 128 Aurelio Belando Martínez España Activista 129 PATRICK BELLEAU FRANCE member of works council 130 Peggy Bellenger FRance Trésorière fédérale 131 Ricard Bellera Kirchhoff Spain Member of a Trade Union Miembro del comité de 132 Javier Bellido García España empresa SE 133 Kamel Benachour France Syndicat 134 carlos benavente españa member of works council 135 Eduardo Benavente Pérez España Miembro CCOO 136 Anne Benedetto France Syndex Slovenská člen odborovej 137 Beata Benešová republika organizácie 138 Hege-Merethe Bengtsson Norway Managing director 139 Raphael BENNES France employee 140 olivier bentkowski france syndiqué 141 Szabolcs Beőthy-Fehér Hungary trade union First vice-president trade 142 FLORIN BERCEA ROMANIA union organization 143 Marie-Cécile Bérenger France Élue CSE 144 Sven Bergelin Germany Trade Union Official Syndicaliste / Président 145 Laurent Berger France ETUC 146 Mirosław Bernaś Polska OPZZ 4 Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 147 Agron Beta Albania General secretary 148 ANTON BETBESE DOBAÑO ESPAÑA SINDICATO 149 Luc Bettel Lux Member of works 150 Beáta Bialončíková Slovakia member of works council 151 Mariusz Biały Poland EWC Faurecia 152 Patricia Biard BELGIUM Member of Trade Union 153 Fredi Bici Italia RSU membre du comité 154 nathalie bidallier france d'entreprise 155 Pauline Bidaud France Trade union officer 156 Jolanta Bielskiene Lithuania Trade union 157 Mieczysław Bienias Poland Trade union 158 Steve Biggs UK EWC Trade Union MEMBRE DU CSE et du 159 FRANCOIS BILLE FRANCE CEE Spišská Nová 160 Vladimír Biľo Ves Embraco Slovakia 161 Jean Michel Binda France Tous les items 162 Juliane Bir Belgium Trade Union 163 Gabriele Bischoff Germany MdEP 164 Marc Bitzberger France Member of works council 165 Tatiana Blanárová Slovakia trade union 166 isabelle Blanc France Membre CSE 167 Frederic Blanc France SYNPTAC 168 Juan Blanco España Trade Unionist 169 JUAN BLANCO HOLGADO SPAIN MEMBER OF EWC 170 christian blancquaert Belgium EWC delegate Relations sociales , 171 Thierry BLANGERO FRANCE militant 172 HIERONIM BLASZCZAK POLAND Trade union / EWC 173 Gunther Blauwens Belgium National secretary Czech Metalworkers 174 Milan Blažek Czech Republic Federation KOVO 175 Milan Blažek Czech Republic Trade union Miembro de comité de empresa de Zara Home 176 Ana Blazquez Perez España Logistica 177 Julie Blondeel Belgium Trade union 178 Hendrik Blondeel Belgium member of trade union 179 Hendrik Blondeel Belgium Member of trade union EWC Coordinator & Policy 180 Caroline BLOT FRANCE advisor 181 Glenn Bobelijn Belgium 2 182 Tiziana Bocchi Italia Segretaria Confederale 183 diego bodano italy RSU member 184 Artem Boev Russia member of trade union 185 Lazar Bogdan România Member 5 Petition Signatories 12 November 2020 186 Dinca Bogdan Stefan Bucuresti USLM 187 Aleksandras Bogdanovas Lithuania Trade union 188 Anton Böhm Deutschland Betriebsratsmitglied 189 George Boicu Romania 2000 Adhérent CFDT et élu du 190 Vincent Boileau France CSE CGI Grand Ouest President of works 191 ISMAEL BOJ BORBONES SPAIN ocuncil 192 Kendrick Bondin Malta Trade Union 193 Jean-Marc BONNOT FRANCE Syndiqué 194 Jan Boonaert België trade union 195 Silvia Borelli Italy Researcher 196 Simon Borg Malta Trade Union 197 Volker Borghoff Deutschland Gewerkschafter 198 deef borloo belgie EOR coordinator 199 Darius Borovskis Lithuania Trade union 200 GARDENIA BORRAS SPAIN TRADE UNION 201 Xavier Bort Grima Barcelona Trade Union 202
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    Muslims in Spain, 1492– 1814 Mediterranean Reconfigurations Intercultural Trade, Commercial Litigation, and Legal Pluralism Series Editors Wolfgang Kaiser (Université Paris I, Panthéon- Sorbonne) Guillaume Calafat (Université Paris I, Panthéon- Sorbonne) volume 3 The titles published in this series are listed at brill.com/ cmed Muslims in Spain, 1492– 1814 Living and Negotiating in the Land of the Infidel By Eloy Martín Corrales Translated by Consuelo López- Morillas LEIDEN | BOSTON This is an open access title distributed under the terms of the CC BY-NC 4.0 license, which permits any non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author(s) and source are credited. Further information and the complete license text can be found at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/ The terms of the CC license apply only to the original material. The use of material from other sources (indicated by a reference) such as diagrams, illustrations, photos and text samples may require further permission from the respective copyright holder. Cover illustration: “El embajador de Marruecos” (Catalog Number: G002789) Museo del Prado. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Martín Corrales, E. (Eloy), author. | Lopez-Morillas, Consuelo, translator. Title: Muslims in Spain, 1492-1814 : living and negotiating in the land of the infidel / by Eloy Martín-Corrales ; translated by Consuelo López-Morillas. Description: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2021] | Series: Mediterranean reconfigurations ; volume 3 | Original title unknown. | Includes bibliographical references and index. Identifiers: LCCN 2020046144 (print) | LCCN 2020046145 (ebook) | ISBN 9789004381476 (hardback) | ISBN 9789004443761 (ebook) Subjects: LCSH: Muslims—Spain—History. | Spain—Ethnic relations—History.