Suchergebnisse

Table of contents -- Preface xi -- Acknowledgements xxv -- Gypsy xxix -- Into the art (poem) xxxiii -- Prologue 3 -- Home (poem by ruth behar) 11 -- On mourning and loss: a moving-through 15 -- Going home (poem) 23 -- Flight: moving-through 27 -- Walk with me (poem) 45 -- Place, memory, time: germany 53 -- Hitler's last stand (poem) 63 -- Place & memory: the czech republic 71 -- Drift (poem) 79 -- Memory: poland 85 -- Auschwitz (poem) 103 -- Place, memory: budapest 113 -- They don't want me (poem) 129 -- Memory, language: budapest 137 -- Percent (poem) 153 -- Moving-through and moving-with language, family -- Homelands: budapest -- Word (poem) 181 -- Table of contents -- Epilogue -- References

Since 9/11, the dominant view is that we have entered an era of new conflict in which technology has empowered non-state actors who now pose unprecedented and unmanageable threats to U.S. national security.This unique work studies a range of threats, from homegrown and foreign terrorism to the possibility of cyber- or Chinese sabotage and fears of religious subversion to challenge every aspects of this new conflict argument and expose its underlying exaggerations and misunderstandings. Examining such issues as political violence, the role of religion in terrorism, the impact of technology, and

"Heimat" as a theme of architecture is a topos of the beginning of the twentieth century: reform movements turned against conditions and forms of industrialization as well as against the destruction of landscapes, village and city images. The time "around 1800" and rural building became examples of a new building in simple pre-industrial forms. The concepts of the home movement were followed in national socialism under a völkisch-ideologische Vorzeichen, regional building tradition is mediated in the sense of simplified patterns as exemplary. The volume offers contributions from 16 authors to the critiques "Criticism of Industrialization", "Landscape and Building Tradition", "Good Design for Technology" and "The Ideal of Preindustrial Aesthetics" as well as corresponding text excerpts from historical sources. --

The Naval Postgraduate School & The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Center for Homeland Defense and Security. ; The Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) awarded a Master of Arts in Security Studies to 26 professionals during a September 26 ceremony. The graduates comprise professionals from law enforcement, fire services, homeland security, and the military (please see attached list). The first degree in the nation of its kind, CHDS provides a cutting-edge, multi-disciplinary curriculum in its 18-month master's degree program. Graduates are required to write theses pertinent to their employing agencies.

Die Finanzierung der südafrikanischen Homelands - hier speziell der sogenannten unabhängigen TBVC-Staaten - wird zu einem immer größeren Problem. Im April 1988 belief sich die Verschuldung dieser Staaten gegenüber Südafrika bereits auf 5 Mrd. Rand. Analysiert werden die Gründe dieser Finanzkrise, die charakteristische Ausgabenstruktur der Homeland-Staatshaushalte und die gegenwärtig diskutierten Rehabilitierungsprogramme. Eine Lösung des Problems zeichnet sich zur Zeit nicht ab, doch bedingen die größer werdenden Finanzprobleme Pretorias, daß eine unbegrenzte Alimentierung von Staatshaushalten über deren Ausgaben man keine Kontrolle hat, früher oder später von einer anderen Art der finanziellen Kooperation abgelöst werden muß. (DÜI-Hlb

Thirty-one professionals were awarded a Master of Arts in Security Studies during a ceremony at the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security December 18. The graduates comprise professionals from law enforcement, fire safety, homeland security, local government, the military and public/environmental health (see attached list). The first program in the nation of its kind, CHDS provides a cutting-edge, multi-disciplinary curriculum in its 18-month master's degree program in homeland security. Graduates are required to write theses pertinent to their employing agencies.

Art and archaeology museum's grand opening Sunday at Mizzou North -- Groundbreaking for Lafferre Hall renovation draws Missouri legislators -- Lead archaeologist in King Richard III dig to speak today at MU -- Loftin reappointed as chair of Homeland Security Academic Council -- MU receives largest gift to the fine arts in university history

Effective Surveillance for Homeland Security: Balancing Technology and Social Issues provides a comprehensive survey of state-of-the-art methods and tools for the surveillance and protection of citizens and critical infrastructures against natural and deliberate threats. Focusing on current technological challenges involving multi-disciplinary problem analysis and systems engineering approaches, it provides an overview of the most relevant aspects of surveillance systems in the framework of homeland security. Addressing both advanced surveillance technologies and the related socio-ethical issu