[Egyptian periodicals]

Thurayyā 1896 (al-Sanah 7., al-juzʾ 4. (Aylūl 1905); al-Sanah 5., al-juzʾ 11. (Aghusṭus 1903)) -- Ṭabīb al-ʻāʾilah (al-Sanah 11., al-juzʾ 7 (Yūliyū 1906)) -- Majallat al-majallāt (al-ʻAdad 2) -- Anīs al-jalīs (al-Sanah 1., al-juzʾ 7. (31 Lūliyū [18]97).

The American library annual 1911/12-1917/18 : including list of American libraries of over 5000 volumes : libraries of Latin America : library schools and short courses : library and book-trade periodicals and organizations : book publication statistics, etc.

Superseded by American library directory 1923.

The Coöperative index to periodicals

At head of title: Supplement to the Library journal

Daily newspapers, general periodicals and official state (U.S.) periodicals received in the U.S. Department of Labor Library.

"May 1971."

A bibliography of union lists of periodicals, 1864-1899;

"Reprinted from the Papers and proceedings of the twenty-first meeting [1899] of the American library association, (with some additions)."

Časopis katolického duchovenstva.

Vols. 39- called also v. 64-

Essays and letters contributed to various periodicals between September 1877 and August 1879, together with some unpublished fragments.

"In memoriam."

A list of books (with references to periodicals) on mercantile marine subsidies; comp. under the direction of Appleton Prentiss Clark Griffin, chief bibliographer. 3d ed., with additions.

Additional references relating to mercantile marine subsidies; comp. under the direction of Hermann Henry Bernard Meyer, chief bibliographer. Washington, Govt. print. off., 1911. Bound with above and included in numbering.

Index to American periodicals of the 1800's : keyed to University Microfilms APS II.

v. 60- Index to American periodicals II.

Directory of periodicals publishing articles in English and American literature and language

Mode of access: Internet.

Attitudes towards and perceptions of entrepreneurs in Central Eastern Europe (Poland, the Czech Republic, and East-Germany)

This paper explores attitudes and perceptions towards entrepreneurs in three Central Eastern European (CEE) countries undergoing transition from planned to market-based economic systems. Entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) play a critical role in this transformation process. Study one examines whether governments and general public are perceived as supportive of entrepreneurs. Such perceptions might eventually increase the number of entrepreneurs as it would be seen as a legitimate career choice (cf. Etzioni, 1987). Study two explores whether the concept ‘entrepreneur’ is interpreted in the same way in the three cultures using a student sample. Cross-cultural aspects and support measures for entrepreneurship are discussed.

Determinants of civil society influence:the case of international development and humanitarian NGOs in the Czech Republic and Hungary

Accession to the EU has had ambiguous effects on civil society organizations (CSOs) in the East Central European countries. A general observation is that accession has not led to the systematic empowerment of CSOs in terms of growing influence on national policy making. This article investigates the determinants of successful CSO advocacy by looking at international development and humanitarian NGOs (NGDOs) in the Czech Republic and Hungary. Reforms in the past decade in the Czech Republic have created an international development policy largely in line with NGDO interests, while Hungary’s ministry of foreign affairs seems to have been unresponsive to reform demands from civil society. The article argues that there is clear evidence of NGDO influence in the Czech Republic on international development policy, which is because of the fact that Czech NGDOs have been able solve problems of collective actions, while the Hungarian NGDO sector remains fragmented. They also have relatively stronger capacities, can rely on greater public support and can thus present more legitimate demands towards their government.

Manuscript Digitization and Electronic Processing of Manuscripts in the Czech National Library

The paper informs about the history of manuscript digitization in the National Library of the Czech Republic as well as about other issues concerning processing of manuscripts. The main consequence of the massive digitization and record and/or full text processing is a paradigm shift leading to the digital history.

Neither security nor development? Czech and Hungarian identities and interests in the provincial reconstruction teams in Afghanistan

This article builds on the securitisation and post-development literature and it scrutinises the Czech and Hungarian legitimising discourses of the two countries’ respective Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) in the Logar and Baghlan provinces of Afghanistan from 2007 to 2013. In spite of the hybrid civil–military character of the PRTs, their security–development nexus was absent and they were respectively securitised and “developmentalised” only indirectly and to a varying extent. The PRTs were mostly justified by the Czech Republic's NATO membership as an identity issue and they were justified as a Hungarian national interest and as both an obligation and an opportunity. Rather than merely importing NATO's arguments as suggested by the previous literature, the depoliticisation and positive connotation of the intervention in Afghanistan was constructed by the domestic NATO-related identities and interests in the Czech Republic and Hungary.

Bulgarian Digital Mathematical Library BulDML and Czech Digital Mathematical Library DML-CZ as parts of the European Digital Mathematics Library EuDML

The paper presents in brief the Bulgarian Digital Mathematical Library BulDML and the Czech Digital Mathematical Library DML-CZ. Both libraries use the open source software DSpace and both are partners in the European Digital Mathematics Library EuDML. We describe their content and metadata schemas; outline the architecture system and overview the statistics of its use.