Zur Geschichte der Juden in Rothenburg an der Tauber

Harry Bresslau

Past forests of Europe

European forests have varied in their composition, structure, and extent over the last 5 million years or more in response to global climate changes. European forests have also undergone very major changes due to the alternating glacial-interglacial cycles of the Quaternary (last 2.6 million years). European forests have greatly changed in their extent and structure in the last 5 000 years due to human activities (the Homo sapiens phase) in the current Holocene interglacial in which we live. Contemporary ecologists and foresters can learn from ‘lessons from the past’ about forest responses and resilience to environmental changes in the past.

Die Frage der Organisation des Milchabsatzes

Harry Viteles

Die Traubenkultur

Harry Viteles

Die kooperative Bewegung unter den Juden in Palästina

Harry Viteles

Die Mandelkultur in Palästina

Harry Viteles

Die Zitrus-Industrie in Palästina

Harry Viteles

Das Gebet um Tau : zum Passahfeste

Harry Levy

Das Chanukafest im Spiegel der rabbinischen Literatur

Harry Levy

Alfred Jeremias [Rezension]

Harry Levy

Abbitte des "Jewish Chronicle"

Harry R. Lewis

Craniofacial Adaptations After Total Maxillary Osteotomy in Macaca Irus: A Cephalometric and Histologic Study

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Certificate in Orthodontics, Dept. of Orthodontics, University of Connecticut Health Center, 1977

Paths to Power: The Ascendance of Contemporary Democratic Congressional Leaders

Congressional leadership is a constantly changing phenomenon. New factors and actors are constantly affecting and altering which members ascend to positions of leadership and how that leadership is exercised. A critical change that has occurred in recent times is the inclusion of women in the congressional leadership for the first time. While there has been a great deal of theoretical work on gender and on congressional leadership, there have not been enough actual female leaders in Congress to perform a study until now. The present study examines the impact of gender, committee/legislative performance, ideology, and fundraising ability on leadership ascendancy. The variables are investigated through a comparative case study of Rep. Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Rosa DeLauro, Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Harry Reid.

Ein Interview mit Sir H. H. Johnston über Ostafrika

Harry H. Johnston