Derselbe Baum, in der Ferne Kaffee und Bananenpflanzungen

Louise von Panhuys

Ansicht des Landungsplatzes der Plantage Alcmar mit einem Otahiti-Brodbaum, einem Mope-Baum mit Vogelnestern und alten Tafelbäumen

Louise von Panhuys

Die Surinamsche Brenneßel als Nascherpflanze auf einem Baum gepflückt in Tourom Allee März 1813

Louise von Panhuys

Die "Hohe Lilie", Ecke Neumarkt und Preussergässchen, Geburtshaus von Clara Schumann, geb. Wieck - Im "Kaffee-Baum", Kl. Fleischergasse No. 4, Robert Schumann's Tafelrunde, Leipzig

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F06396

Mus S 21/536 - Costumes aus der Oper "Der Baum der Diana" [L'arbore di Diana], für die EA Frankfurt 12.06.1788

1. Diana, 2. Endimion, 3. Amor, 4. Dorist, 5. Silvio, 6. Silvio als Priester, 7. Nymphe

Führer und gedenkbuch durch die jahrhundert-ausstellung der stadt Dortmund 18. oktober bis 18. november 1913 : Im auftrage des magistrats und mit unterstützung von kgl. baurat stadtbaurat Friedrich Kullrich und museums-direktor Albert Baum /

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Unächter Acien-Baum. Zur Ermunterung des allgemeinen Anbaues dieser in ihrer Art einzigen Holzart.

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Gründliche anweisung zum seiden-bau und dazu genorigen maulbeer-baum-plantagen wie solche in Deutschland anzdiegen, alles aus eigener erfahrung aufgesetzt anieozo statt der zweyten abtheilung zu Peter Krezschmers Oeconomischen practica, aus dem französischen übersetzt und mit einem nützlichen anhang vermehret.

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Vollständige naturgeschichte aller in Deutschland einheimischen und einiger nationalisirten bau- und baum-hölzer, in besonderer hinsicht auf alle feinde und hindernisse ihres wachsthumes durchgehends nach den bewährtesten grundsätzen der neuern kultur und technologie; nebst einem nachtrage über das kohlenwesen und mehrere auf den blättern der bäume vorkommenden gewächse.

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Elisabeth Baum / Till-Sebastian Idel / Heiner Ullrich (Hrsg.): Kollegialität und Kooperation in der Schule. Theoretische Konzepte und empirische Befunde. Wiesbaden: Springer VS 2012 (207 S.) [Rezension]

Rezension von: Elisabeth Baum / Till-Sebastian Idel / Heiner Ullrich (Hrsg.): Kollegialität und Kooperation in der Schule. Theoretische Konzepte und empirische Befunde. Wiesbaden. Springer VS 2012 (207 S.; ISBN 978-3-531-18104-2)

Knowledge-Based Urban Development : Planning and Applications in the Information Era

In the globalizing world, knowledge and information (and the social and technological settings for their production and communication) are now seen as keys to economic prosperity. The economy of a knowledge city creates value-added products using research, technology, and brainpower. The social benefit of knowledge-based urban development (KBUD); however, extends beyond aggregate economic growth.

Creative urban regions : harnessing urban technologies to support knowledge city initiatives

In the rapidly growing knowledge economy, the talent and creativity of those around us will be increasingly decisive in shaping economic opportunity. Creativity can be described as the ability to produce new and original ideas and things. In other words, it is any act, idea, or product that changes an existing domain or transforms an existing domain into a new one. From an economic perspective, creativity can be considered as the generation of new ideas that is the major source of innovation and new economic activities. As urban regions have become the localities of key knowledge precincts and knowledge clusters across the globe, the link between a range of new technologies and the development of ‘creative urban regions’ (CURs) has come to the fore. In this sense, creativity has become a buzz concept in knowledge-economy research and policy circles. It has spawned ‘creative milieus,’ ‘creative industries,’ ‘creative cities,’ ‘creative class,’ and ‘creative capital.’ Hence, creativity has become a key concept on the agenda of city managers, development agents, and planners as they search for new forms of urban and economic development. CURs provide vast opportunities for knowledge production and spillover, which lead to the formation of knowledge cities. Urban information and communication technology (ICT) developments support the transformation of cities into knowledge cities. This book, which is a companion volume to Knowledge-Based Urban Development: Planning and Applications in the Information Era (also published by IGI Global) focuses on some of these developments. The Forward and Afterword are written by senior respected academic researchers Robert Stimson of the University of Queensland, Australia, and Zorica Nedovic-Budic of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. The book is divided into four sections, each one dealing with selected aspects of information and communication technologies and creative urban regions.

Queensland's Smart State Initiative : a successful knowledge based urban development strategy

The chapter will set out to explain the KBUD and urban policy making processes in Queensland, Australia. This chapter will draw on providing a clear understanding on policy frameworks and relevant ICT applications of the Queensland ‘Smart State’ experience. The chapter is consisted of six sections. The first section following the introduction provides background information. The second section focuses on the KBUD processes in Queensland. The third section offers a comprehensive analysis of the ‘Queensland Smart State’ initiative, and it also identifies actors and goals of the agenda of Smart State experience. The fourth section reviews knowledge based development and ICT applications and policies of the Queensland Smart State and Brisbane Smart City experiences, and their impacts on Brisbane’s successful KBUD. The fifth section discusses knowledge hubs and ICT developments within the Brisbane metropolitan area. Then the chapter concludes with future trends and conclusion sections.