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Das Menschenrechtsregime der United Nations. Eine Analyse anhand der Regimetheorie von Robert O. Keohane
Sven Uhle
GRIN Verlag
2018
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A major in-depth biography of Sven-Goran Eriksson – the first foreign manager of the England football team – which chronicles his time in the hot seat, from taking over from Kevin Keegan, the story of the 2002 World Cup Finals in Japan and South Korea, through to the 2004 European Championships. Reserved – some would say introvert – by nature, he has so far dismissed as intrusive almost all questions about anything other than the England team. There is a fascinating story to be told about the moderate full-back who failed in his own country, retired from playing at 27, then went on to become one of the best coaches in the world. The son of a truck driver from a small provincial town in Sweden, Eriksson left school early and worked in a social security office. He went to college to study PE and played football as an amateur before being persuaded by an older teammate Tord Grip (now his assistant with England) that his career lay elsewhere in management. Modest success at Roma and Fiorentina was followed by a renewal of Sampdoria's fortunes. It wasn't long before Lazio came knocking – but not before an acrimonious fallout with Blackburn when his surprise about-turn left the Lancashire club without a new manager. He enjoyed phenomenal success in Rome, however, where he led Lazio to the scudetto, and this eventually paved the way to the England manager's job. Since then Eriksson has come under the microscope from the English press, as much for his private affairs as for his team's stuttering performances. Despite his achievements in leading England to the quarter-finals of the World Cup in 2002, his methods, formations and team selections are the subject of fierce debate up and down the country. Joe Lovejoy's book captures the essence of the man and goes some way to explaining his influence behind England. This paperback edition explores his thoughts about his captain playing his football in Spain and documents England's rocky road to the 2004 European Championship finals.
A wonderfully honest and beautifully-written memoir from one of the most intriguing football managers of the last 25 years.
Sven Carter--part boy, part robot--is on a mission to save himself from destroying the human race in this fun and funny MAX novel Ever since Sven Carter was caught eating a moldy blueberry muffin under the gym bleachers, earning himself the nickname "Trashmouth," he's been his school's biggest outcast. But he soon discovers that having a lame nickname is the least of his worries. After a horrible wipeout involving a bike, a ramp, and a chocolate-anchovy-garlic-mint wedding cake (don't ask), his left arm just...well, it falls off. But before Sven can even remove the stray anchovy from his nostril, his arm drags itself across the pavement and reattaches itself to his shoulder That's when Sven learns he's not a kid at all, but a "Tick"--a high-tech synthetic humanoid created as part of an elaborate plot to destroy the human race. Now Sven, his best friend Will, and his tough-as-nails classmate Alicia must face down a host of horrors--killer clown-snakes, a giant Chihuahua, the stomach-churning Barf Bus, murderous roast chickens, and even Sven's own brain--to save humanity from permanent extinction.
If they don't kill each other, the forest will.Willful and daring, Lady Colette dreams of finding true love with a man who can handle her wild nature without dominating her. Those dreams come crashing down when her doting father decides it's high time she settle down and marry a weakling lord who could never inspire her passion. While enjoying her final hunt as a free woman, Colette throws caution to the wind and chases her quarry into the dark and forbidding forest known only as "The Twist". Wyvern-rider, Sven, has one thing on his mind: capture the beautiful huntress he's been watching and get her back to his mountain home. Then he can resume his bid to become his clan's next chieftain. Just as he gets his opportunity, a dagger across his chest alerts him that his would-be-bride possesses far more spirit than he bargained for, but not more than he's willing to take on.Stranded together in one of the most dangerous places in the world, a lady and a barbarian find themselves at the mercy of each other as much as the labyrinthian terrain they must escape. Tension grows thick even as time runs short, for something malevolent lurks in the shadows.A prequel for a breathtaking fantasy romance series, perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas, Jennifer L. Armentrout, and Miranda Honfleur. If you liked the world of Game of Thrones and the savagery of the hit TV show Vikings, you'll love this epic series by Denali Day.Buy Sven the Collector to embark on your fantasy today Sign up for Denali's newsletter to get the ebook FREE ★Author's Note: This slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance features a low heat level. Enjoy the smoke but don't expect to get singed. While the alpha warriors in this series abduct their brides, they never force themselves upon the heroines. Scenes of violence and gore included.An interconnected standalone with no cliffhanger and no cheating. Guaranteed HEA. ♥
What would you do if you were a Viking who could not sail a boat? Sven loves being a Viking and he loves being near the sea, But there is one little problem...Sven gets seasick What can this Viking do if he cannot sail a boat? Follow Sven's rocky attempts at finding new things to do on land.Will Sven ever feel like a true Viking, and will he ever be happy away from the sea? The bright and beautiful illustrations of Vikings and animals, coupled with read-aloud rhyme, will make this an enjoyable reading experience for children and grown-ups.
Sven Hoppler
De Gruyter
2021
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The painter Sven Hoppler, who was born in Basel in 1995, has chosen a strikingly precise form of presentation. In his glaze paintings, he takes up picture types and gestures from the history of art with the aid of contemporary motifs. The paintings take up traditional iconographies, but surprise on second viewing with alienations or ironic refractions. In his works, Hoppler occupies himself with questions relating to the social, religious, (pop)cultural, and political. This fi rst catalogue on Hoppler’s oeuvre presents works created in the last few years, also including the triptych Unbemerkte Berufung, which is presented in detail as a foldout page. Text contributions by the art historians Mark Gisbourne and Beat Wyss provide insights into Hoppler’s work thus far.
Sven Druhl
Kerber Verlag
2023
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The book assembles the latest of Sven Druhls hyper realistic landscape paintings, which are based purely on virtual models. Text in English and German.
Sven-Ake Johansson
Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig,Germany
2021
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Sven Jacobsen
Hatje Cantz
2021
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The photo book Like Birds by photographer Sven Jacobsen takes us back to a carefree time of youthful self-awareness, to a summer full of adventure. In their immediacy, a timeless dimension develops in his photographs of youngsters experimenting; exuberantly jumping into the water; clambering around on fences, poles, and dunes; being silly; kissing; skateboarding; or simply lying in the tall grass. In this way, the lakes, dunes, or apartments depicted become places in a collective memory. The spherical landscapes captured in this way—the snapshots of free youth with its beauty, its chaos, its silence, and its loudness—quickly develop a narrative pull. What looks like a light-hearted summer snapshot on the surface may suddenly touch deeper layers of the subconscious.
Sven Drühl: Artist—Collector—Theorist (Bilingual edition)
HATJE CANTZ
2024
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In dialogue with the nineteenth century This catalogue pays tribute to the artist Sven Drühl as a collector and theorist. For more than twenty years, he has been exhibiting his conceptual landscape paintings, neons and bronzes in institutional exhibitions. Now, for the first time, the Hans Erni Museum Lucerne and the Museum Wiesbaden are showing Drühl’s collection of nineteenth-century paintings alongside his works: from Eugen Bracht to Janus La Cour and Carl Spitzweg. Another key aspect is Drühl‘s theoretical work, in which he has made a name for himself, as a guest editor of Kunstforum International and as the author of numerous articles on art history.
