"Eine Reformation durch die Juden" : Aphorismen

Albert Bach

Ms. germ. fol. 16 Bd. 1 - Der Statt Franckfurt am Mayn ernewerte Reformation : Wie die in Anno 1578 außgangen vnd publicirt

[Verf.: Johann Fichard]

Fragm. germ. IV 21 - Privileg für Valentin Geißler, Buchdrucker in Nürnberg, zum Druck der Nürnberger Erneuerten Reformation; Preßburg 5. November 1563. Abschrift

Vorbesitzer: Georg Kloß

Contrafetische Abbildung Etlicher Alten, Berühmtesten, und Hochgelehrten Herren, die vor- in- und nach der Reformation, mit den Ansehnlichsten Vorgesezten Römischer Kirchen, so wol Schrift- als Mundtlich, vil und grosse Disputationen und Gespräche gehalten, und endtlich durch Gottes Gnad, das Liecht des heiligen Evangelii an tag gegeben haben

42 Reformatoren und Wegbereiter, mit Kürzestviten

Die evangelische Christenheit und die Juden in der Zeit der Herrschaft christlicher Lebensanschauungen unter den Volkern. Von der Reformation bis zur Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts

von J.F.A. de le Roi

Rabbi Joselmann von Rosheim : historische Erzählung aus der Zeit der Reformation

von [Markus] Lehmann

Les moeurs des Israélites : ou l’on voit le modèle d’une politique simple et sincère pour le gouvernements des états et de la reformation des moeurs

par [Claude] Fleury

Ms. germ. fol. 16 - Der Statt Franckfurt am Mayn ernewerte Reformation : Wie die in Anno 1578 außgangen vnd publicirt

[Verf.: Johann Fichard]

Die Glaubenskrone : Jubelpredigt über Offenb. Joh. 3. B. II. "Halt was du hast, dass niemand deine Krone nehme!" gehalten am Schlusse der dritten Jubelfeyer der Reformation den 2. November 1817 und seinen geliebten Pfarrgemeinden Gries, Weitbruch und Kurtzenhaußen im Unter Elsaße zum Andenken gewidmet

von ihrem treuen Freunde und Lehrer Johann Jakob Hüter

Participatory modeling for sustainable development in water and agrarian systems: potential and limits of stakeholder involvement

Public participation is increasingly advocated as a necessary feature of natural resources management. The EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) is such an example, as it prescribes participatory processes as necessary features in basin management plans (EC 2000). The rationale behind this mandate is that involving interest groups ideally yields higher-quality decisions, which are arguably more likely to meet public acceptance (Pahl-Wostl, 2006). Furthermore, failing to involve stakeholders in policy-making might hamper the implementation of management initiatives, as controversial decisions can lead pressure lobbies to generate public opposition (Giordano et al. 2005, Mouratiadou and Moran 2007).

Integrating periurban agrarian ecosystem services into spatial planning to cope with urban pressure

According to Corine Land Cover databases, in Europe between 1990 and 2000,77% of new artificial surfaces were built on previous agrarian areas. Urban sprawl ¡s far from being under control, between 2000 and 2006 new artificial land has grown in larger proportion than the decade before. In Spain, like in most countries, the impact of urban sprawl during the last decades has been especially significant in periurban agrarian spaces: between 2000 and 2006, 73% of new artificial surfaces were built on previous agrarian areas. The indirect impact of this trend has been even more relevant, as the expectations of appreciation in the value of land after new urban developments reinforce the ongoing trend of abandonment of agricultural land. In Madrid between 1980 and 2000 the loss of agricultural land due to abandonment of exploitation was 2-fold that due to transformation into urban areas. By comparing four case studies: Valladolild, Montpellier.Florence and Den Haag, this paper explores if urban and territorial planning may contribute to reduce urban pressure on the hinterland. In spite of their diversity, these regions have in common a relative prosperity arising from their territorial endowments, though their landscapes are still under pressure. The three last ones have been working for years on mainstream concepts like multifunctional agriculture. The systematic comparison and the analysis of successful approaches provide some clues on how to reconsider urban planning in order to preserve agricultural land. The final remarks highlight the context in which public commitment, legal protection instruments and financial strategies may contribute to the goals of urban, peri-urban or regional planning about fostering agrarian ecosystem services