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Die letzten NS-Verfahren

Frank Lüttig (ed.), Jens Lehmann (ed.)

Series: Schriften der Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Celle

Volume 1 2017

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„… step leads to another once one crosses an emotional divide. Before long I was contemplating the war and …” „… of the microphones asking about the lost Hungarian child and the family that perished with her …” „… six-year-old victim my sister Elaine has dubbed our phantom sibling. This child arrived and perished in …”

Elaine Kalman Naves Participating in the Groening Trial As a Co-Plaintiff S. 185-192

„… during an enormously difficult time. I tried to show a child’s world in wartime, when the father was …” „… from a friend – who, like me, is a child of Holocaust survivors – that a retired German judge was …” „… child – perish in Auschwitz during the time Groening had served there. Since I was born after the war …”

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Inter- und Transdisziplinarität im Wandel?

Alexander Bogner (ed.), Karen Kastenhofer (ed.), Helge Torgersen (ed.)

Series: Wissenschafts- und Technikforschung

Volume 4 2010

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Roger A. Pielke Expert Advice and the Vast Sea of Knowledge S. 167-189

„… question. 2. 170 But anyone who has had to take his or her child to a doctor for a serious health problem …” „… to desirable outcomes (e.g., a healthy child). Experts therefore have choices in how they relate to …” „… of a medicine and say "give this to your child." The doctor could do this for many reasons. – The …”

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Wer gehört zu uns?

David Abraham

2019

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Constitutional Patriotism. Citizenship and Belonging S. 110-126

„… joined. And, of course, the left in postwar Germany has lived with a very difficult relationship to its …” „… feeling. Rights are related to belonging. Certainly each ascending step in the staircase of rights laid …” „… – assumes a greater measure of solidarity than the step below. Thus, civil rights may be granted even by …”

Doing Justice on Two Fronts. The Liberal Dilemma in Immigration S. 37-56

„… people in poor countries who choose to undertake the difficult and risky business of moving far and …” „… across difficult barriers. Undoubtedly, the vast majority of immigrants to the United States are …” „… by the new immigrants. And here the answer is difficult and painful. What the evidence suggests is …”

Law and Migration. The Last Bastion of Sovereignty S. 7-36

„… , notable reforms have taken place – Germany’s dramatic shift from jus sanguinis and difficult …” „… to mean something broader. Now, if a child has at least one parent who has lived in Germany for at …” „… least eight years and is in an unlimited status, then the child automatically enjoys citizenship from …”

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Intersektionelle Benachteiligung und Diskriminierung

Simone Philipp (ed.), Isabella Meier (ed.), Veronika Apostolovski (ed.), Klaus Starl (ed.), Karin Maria Schmidlechner (ed.)

2014

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Ludovica Banfi Multiple Discrimination in Access to and Quality of Healthcare – Selected Findings from a FRA Research S. 193-204

„… dis-abilities, for example, language and communication barriers can make it difficult to find the root cause of …” „… intellectual disability, cognitive tests are often used. The lack of such texts in the child’s native language …” „… European Commission proposal for a Horizontal Directive2 – is the first step to take in combating the …”

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Individualisierung von Leistungen des SGB II

Sigrid Betzelt, Ursula Rust, Mohamad El-Ghazi, Eliane Hüter, Kathrin Schlote, Manuela Schwarzkopf

2010

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Sigrid Betzelt, Mohamad El-Ghazi, Eliane Hüter, Ursula Rust, Kathrin Schlote, Manuela Schwarzkopf Manual for Gender Mainstreaming of Employment Policies S. 261-267

„… concrete examples, the four-step method explained above has been applied to four types of employment …” „… prospects for the unemployed persons/groups who find it difficult to enter the labour market (ibid). Public …” „… . Box 2 Gender mainstreaming of active labour market policies Step 1. Getting organized • Are there any …”

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Natur in Psychotherapie und Künstlerischer Therapie

Eric Pfeifer (ed.)

Series: Therapie & Beratung

Volume 2019

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Mary-Jayne Rust Earth as lover. Finding Eros in a fractured world S. I_23-I_32

„… are many other ways in which child development is affected by living in western culture. Children are …” „… Ecology, Edinburgh. Louv, R. (2005). Last child in the woods: saving our children from nature-deficit …” „… will be using here. Love for the other-than-human world As a child I remember falling into a doze on …”

Anna Brissman, Marja Abrahamsson Green Rehab.Art therapy in nature-based rehabilitation for stress-related mental disorders S. II_123-II_144

„… requirements and without evaluation, the individual is given an opportunity to reveal what is difficult as …” „… idea behind the time limit is to reduce possible competitiveness since it is difficult to paint the …” „… individually if the need arises. If there is enough time, the group might take the next step, which is for one …”

Ronen Berger The theoretical framework of Nature Therapy S. I_187-I_200

„… as a safe haven where children can develop resiliency. Early Child Development and Care, 180(7 …” „… healing metaphor or the basis for a spontaneous ritual; for example, burying a porcupine can help a child …” „… normalize difficult experiences, put them in a wider context, and endow them with beneficial meaning …”

Alexander Kopytin The »green« mandala. Co-creating with the perennial matrix of life S. I_65-I_84

„… considerably. Urban spaces devoid of all forms of nature are difficult to find. Such spaces usually include at …” „… session. In the third phase, clients step back from their creations and observe and discuss their work …” „… that most of the time. It is often difficult to see even a small part of this great variety when we …”

Lia Naor, Ofra Mayseless The therapeutic objective. An overall perspective on methods and tools for intervention in Nature Therapy S. I_225-I_246

„… objectives of NT as a conceptual framework for the many means and methods for intervention is a major step …” „… and difficult feelings and aspects projected as a natural part of the ever changing cycle of life …” „… more confidence with every step, heading straight for the distant dunes. I watch with gratitude and …”

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Law and Politics

Meinrad Handstanger (ed.), Benedikt Harzl (ed.), Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay (ed.), Emma Lantschner (ed.), Elmar Pichl (ed.), Jürgen Pirker (ed.), Klaus Poier (ed.), Günther Rautz (ed.), Gabriel N. Toggenburg (ed.), Hedwig Unger (ed.)

2022

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Johanna Mitterhofer Apart from or a part of? Second Generation Youth and Translocal Belonging in South Tyrol S. 621-630

„… friends are Italian and therefore it is a bit difficult. It feels unnatural to hang out with Germans. You …” „… one is used to dress and speak in one way, then it is a bit difficult […] In the end, you feel more …” „… , determining who belongs to into each category is more difficult. Elira for instance moves herself in and out …”

Drino Galicic Legalisation of politics or politicization of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina: the authority of courts as collateral damage S. 1031-1046

„… , which makes EU’s leverage ineffective regarding implementation of its own acquis. However, a first step …” „… grounds. That is a very difficult situation that this school has been passing through since the end of the …” „… distorted model of consociational democracy, this paper has shown that even court decisions are difficult to …”

Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark Multilingualism in Law across Europe – Comparative Lessons from the ELDIA Research Project S. 307-340

„… extreme complexity of the minority legislation, it is very difficult for speakers of minority languages to …” „… can be difficult for someone who is not familiar with the language legislation to find all the …” „… , including those not specifically enumerated in the Constitution is a step in the direction of promoting …”

Roberta Medda-Windischer Changing Perspectives in Minority Studies: A Human Rights Model of Diversity Governance for Old and New Minorities S. 483-510

„… migrants and refugees in the labour market more complex and difficult to be solved even by political …” „… ’ minorities towards ‘new minorities’ could be a decisive step forward as many European states and the EU have …” „… difficult.The latter – legitimate claims – refers to claims that acquire strength from specific contextual …”

Leonidas Makris, Zoran Ilievski Mill’s Perfectionism: A Concrete Political and Moral Vision for Happiness and the Good S. 79-102

„… operates (Hurka, 1993).Mill’s distinction of will and desire is a basic step implicating the requirements …” „… complex and difficult activities matching with organized knowledge and as long as they are situated in a …” „… of life over others in our dealings with children” (Haksar, 1979, p. 234). By permitting the state to …”

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Tabak und Gesellschaft

Frank Jacob (ed.), Gerrit Dworok (ed.)

Series: Wissen über Waren - Historische Studien zu Nahrungs- und Genussmitteln

Volume 1 2015

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Maria Aggeli Women in the Tobacco Fields and Tobacco Shops of Agrinio S. 121-136

„… Tobacco Production“We lived off the tobacco my child.”Studying the locals’ narratives indicates the …” „… children.The proceeds from the tobacco allowed for the education of the children,an important goal of the …” „… Significance of Tobacco Work“The tobacco shops fed the poor my child!”The study of the oral testimonies and the …”

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Selbstmanagement bei chronischen Erkrankungen

Gabriele Seidel (ed.), Rüdiger Meierjürgen (ed.), Susanne Melin (ed.), Jens Krug (ed.), Marie-Luise Dierks (ed.)

2019

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Nicolaj Holm Ravn Faber The Implementation of CDSMP in Denmark S. 191-210

„… still difficult to offer disease specific programs for all kinds of long-term conditions. Therefore a …” „… prevention, child and maternity health, sexually transmitted diseases, breastfeeding, child raising and …” „… organization. Otherwise it is very difficult to anchor the program locally. The bottom-to-top approach was …”

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Drogen, Darknet und Organisierte Kriminalität

Meropi Tzanetakis (ed.), Heino Stöver (ed.)

2019

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Anja P. Jakobi, Jasmin Haunschild The global governance of crime and illegal markets: What are the implications for cyberspace? S. 63-84

„… counter-measures exist with regard to global crimes. In a second step, we elaborate on global illegal markets …” „… , showing which measures are taken to control market transactions and exchange. In a third step, we bring …” „… addresses procedural cooperation and criminalization in areas such as fraud, child pornography, copyright …”

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Kontextualismus

Andreas Grimmel

Series: Politik und Recht

Volume 2019

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4 When There Are No Winners, Only Losers: The European Crisis and the Interest Paradigm S. 81-96

„… that – despite some backlashes and phases of stagnation – it developed step by step, resulting in a net …” „… ). What was lacking was rather the political consent or decisiveness to take such a momentous step and …” „… (ECSC) established in 1951 can certainly be considered a crucial step with regard to the political and …”

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Staat – Religion – Recht

Kerstin von der Decken (ed.), Angelika Günzel (ed.)

2020

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Rik Torfs Sexual Abuse in the Roman Catholic Church – Structural Solutions S. 695-708

„… is required, cannot be conferred validly on one who is not yet a priest.” However, the most difficult …” „… change in the Church very difficult, as the canon fosters clericalism. It must be noted that the current …” „… ever it is difficult for the Church to maintain its discriminatory stance against women, while the …”

Silvio Ferrari Religious Minorities and Legal Pluralism in Europe S. 353-368

„… action on the State and this would engender difficult distinctions between one minority and the other …” „… are based on similar factual situations. In the context of this assessment, difficult questions may …” „… be unlimited without generating conflicts between them. Drawing on Cover, we can take things a step …”

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Annemarie Tröger: Kampf um feministische Geschichten

Regina Othmer (ed.), Dagmar Reese (ed.), Carola Sachse (ed.)

2021

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Annemarie Tröger: Between Rape and Prostitution. Survival Strategies and Chances of Emancipation for Berlin Women After World War II (1986) S. 280-297

„… becoming a wolf for others; share in the care of the sick, the elderly, and the children in the difficult …” „… unrest. Yet, by isolating them as characteristic of difficult social periods and of fringe groups, we …” „… food came to an end, her situation in the »war family« became more difficult. A. tried one more time …”

Annemarie Tröger: German Women’s Memories of World War II (1987) S. 307-320

„… quasi-symbolic. It is difficult to say how willfully these stories are constructed and how consciously their …” „… bombardment clutching her down quilt, is also that of a blind person immobilized, because every step could …” „… civil status, decide for her what she needs, and assume responsibility for her like a child. The need …”

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Lehre der Digitalisierung in der Rechtswissenschaft

Mareike Schmidt (ed.), Hans-Heinrich Trute (ed.)

Series: Recht und Digitalisierung | Digitization and the Law

Volume 11 2023

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Nóra Al Haider Legal Design Lab: Virtual Legal Systems S. 113-120

„… all, the decentralized system in the U.S. makes it difficult for self-represented litigants to find …” „… difficult for self-represented litigants to correctly identify all these different factors, including …” „… self-represented litigant difficult. One of our goals at the Stanford Legal Design Lab is to increase access to …”

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Plato’s Parmenides

Luc Brisson (ed.), Arnaud Macé (ed.), Olivier Renaut (ed.)

Series: International Plato Studies

Volume 41 2022

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Amber D. Carpenter Separation Anxieties. Parmenides 133a-135c S. 245-252

„… difficult in persuading someone that sensibles are necessarily dependent on forms for their being, and so do …” „… arbitrating disputes?2This is indeed a most difficult challenge to surmount, and is not easily dissolved by …” „… maintaining a claim that is prima facia difficult to swallow. No wonder it would be very hard to persuade …”

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