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48 tulosta hakusanalla Eick Sternhagen
Ursachen und Lösungsansätze für Akzeptanzprobleme von Großschutzgebieten am Beispiel von zwei Fallstudien im Nationalpark Harz und im Yosemite National Park.
Eick Von Ruschkowski
Ibidem Press
2010
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Nationalparks und andere Gro schutzgebiete sind ein wichtiger Bestandteil von Naturschutzstrategien. Obgleich sich diese Schutzgebiete allgemeiner Beliebtheit in der Bev lkerung erfreuen, sto en sie bei den Menschen vor Ort nicht immer auf Akzeptanz. Bef rchtete Verhaltenseinschr nkungen oder ein Misstrauen gegen ber den Akteuren des Naturschutzes k nnen Ursachen hierf r sein. Anhand von zwei unterschiedlich angelegten Fallstudien in den Nationalparks Harz und Yosemite (USA) ergr ndet Eick von Ruschkowski in seiner Studie sowohl Ursachen von Akzeptanzproblemen als auch m gliche L sungsans tze daf r.
Race-Class Relations and Integration in Secondary Education
Caroline Eick
Palgrave Macmillan
2010
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Eick explores the history of a comprehensive high school from the world views of its assorted student body, confronting issues of race, ethnicity, class, gender, nationality, and religion. Her case study examines the continuities and differences in student relationships over five decades.
When Duncan Allan comes home early from a business trip and surprises his wife with his charming elder brother, anger and despair overwhelm him. He flees, drinks himself to oblivion, and ends up escaping to a remote fishing village on Scotland's North Sea coast to try to survive this double betrayal. There an elderly Scot, a Dutch child and her mother rescue him and he rebuilds his life. When tragedy strikes, he is again lost and alone, shrinking again into immobilizing depression.Abandoned by her husband in Wichita, Kansas and pregnant, Duncan's wife Amy also has to reinvent her life--a single mom in a Midwestern city sharing her home with her gay brother-in-law and his partner. Her need to understand Duncan's disappearance prevents her from fully moving on with her life.When years later her son and his travel buddy meet a gruff and unfriendly American in Scotland, all three Allans must choose must whether to wade into their family secrets and anger. Is Duncan worth finding or should they all let him go?Moving between Wichita, Kansas and the North Sea coast of Scotland, this lyrical novel explores the impact of perceived betrayal, the devastation of severed relationships, and the capacity for rebuilding lives haunted by chronic depression and loss.
Race-Class Relations and Integration in Secondary Education
Caroline Eick
Palgrave Macmillan
2010
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Eick explores the history of a comprehensive high school from the world views of its assorted student body, confronting issues of race, ethnicity, class, gender, nationality, and religion. Her case study examines the continuities and differences in student relationships over five decades.
Whirr A concrete mixer's drum spins round and round Learn more about why these big machines never stop moving. Additional features to aid comprehension include a table of contents, informative sidebars and captions, an activity, critical-thinking questions, sources for further research, a phonetic glossary, an index, and an introduction to the author.
Core Emotional Addictions at the Root of Compulsive Behaviors
Caroline Eick
Page Publishing, Inc.
2018
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While you may know something about your core beliefs or imprints-for example, that you carry the deep belief that you are not good enough, or that you can't count on anyone but yourself, or that you have to win at all cost or else someone will take advantage of you, and more-you may still find yourself repeating the same self-defeating behaviors of people-pleasing, of self-sabotage, of compulsively competing for things you don't even want, and so on. That's because of what keeps your beliefs about yourself alive in your neurological core: the energies of emotions to which you have become addicted. In this book, Caroline Eick explains how the very emotions we have been avoiding, repressing, projecting, or trying to control, we have become physically and psychologically addicted to, and that recurring self-defeating behaviors as well as substance and process addictions are in great part manifestations of patterns of emotional addictions. She offers a way to gain emotional peace by getting acquainted with emotions as energies that can be transmuted through attention and intention. Integrating spirituality and science, she offers a practical approach to sustained emotional sobriety. 116
Core Emotional Addictions at the Root of Compulsive Behaviors
Caroline Eick
Page Publishing, Inc.
2018
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While you may know something about your core beliefs or imprints-for example, that you carry the deep belief that you are not good enough, or that you can't count on anyone but yourself, or that you have to win at all cost or else someone will take advantage of you, and more-you may still find yourself repeating the same self-defeating behaviors of people-pleasing, of self-sabotage, of compulsively competing for things you don't even want, and so on. That's because of what keeps your beliefs about yourself alive in your neurological core: the energies of emotions to which you have become addicted. In this book, Caroline Eick explains how the very emotions we have been avoiding, repressing, projecting, or trying to control, we have become physically and psychologically addicted to, and that recurring self-defeating behaviors as well as substance and process addictions are in great part manifestations of patterns of emotional addictions. She offers a way to gain emotional peace by getting acquainted with emotions as energies that can be transmuted through attention and intention. Integrating spirituality and science, she offers a practical approach to sustained emotional sobriety. 116
This story is based on real events that took place in 1984. When an inexperienced crew set off to bring a yacht full of cannabis resin from Lebanon to London, they had no idea they were not simply drug trafficking but participating in what the British government would call "Operation Bishop." The crew found themselves part of an international drama linked to the foreign policies of the British and U.S. governments, trapped at the nexus of the Cold War and the war against terrorism. This celebrated case was silenced by the British government, the records still classified and not to be publicly available for 80 years--until 2064. This fictionalized story imagines the crew members, their journey, their prison time, and their trials, and why the British government took such an unusual step to hide details of Operation Bishop. Actual historical figures in this book include President Reagan, CIA Director William Casey, National Security Council staff Oliver North, and Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi as well as Casey's friends in international business. Scenes with these historical people are imagined, but their involvement in the Iran Contra affair is well documented. See Discussion of Sources. The participants in Operation Bishop presented in this novel are imagined and any resemblance to the actual participants is coincidental and unintended. A study guide and an appendix are included.
Anstaltsseelsorge: Moglichkeiten Und Grenzen Des Zusammenwirkens Von Staat Und Kirche Im Strafvollzug
Susanne Eick-Wildgans
Duncker Humblot
1993
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Die Verlustabzugsbeschränkung bei Körperschaften. Verfassungsmäßigkeit und erwartete Neufassung der §§ 8c, 8d KStG
Florian Eick
GRIN Verlag
2019
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Systemisches Transformationsmanagement. Anwendung anhand einer fiktiven Organisation
Jessica Eick
GRIN Verlag
2019
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