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Part I. Agriculture, Biomass, Foods and Beverages -- 1. Key factors of Digital agriculture on competitiveness, sustainability, and safety areas -- 2. Precision Agriculture technologies in the Italian agricultural context. A study on the rate of knowledge and diffusion among Italian farmers -- 3. The Role of Technological Innovations for Agrifood Resilience: A Systematic Literature Review -- 4. The agri-food products life cycle: the technological dimension role in an open innovation perspective -- 5. Innovation in the food sector: development prospects for synthetic meat production -- 6. Valorization strategies of technological and therapeutic properties of orange by-products -- 7. Circular economy in the agri-food industry. How social media create engagement -- 8. Circular urban food policies: the "Food in the circular city" model promoted by the city of Prato -- 9. S-LCA applied in a research project and social conditionality of the new Common Agriculture Policy 2023-2027 -- 10. The S-LCA applied in a research project: "smallholders including farmers" impact subcategory -- 11. The potential of soil carbon sequestration: International and national soil carbon projects -- 12. Eco-innovation and digitalization of agri-food companies towards the circular economy: A pilot project for the evaluation of the impacts and circularity indicators for the agri-food chain -- 13. Application of the DNSH principle to the restoration and enhancement of a historical garden: the project "Well-being and spirituality: Orto-giardino Laudato Sì" -- 14. The adoption of information systems for the analysis of the life cycle of hazelnuts -- 15. Sweet chestnut fractions from sustainable circular process for the control of phytopathogenic oomycetes -- 16. A circular bioeconomy chain: indicators applied to the sustainable production of microalgae for industrial purposes -- 17. The ILCIDAF project for the development of an Italian Database of Life Cycle Inventory of agri-food products: the wheat milling phase -- 18. Life Cycle Inventory data for the Italian olive oil supply chain: how to ensure representativeness -- 19. Carbon Footprint of seasonal meals: the case of school canteens -- 20. Water Footprint of agri-food products from MENA countries vs. EU -- 21. The air indicator of VIVA certification for the sustainability of Italian wine: analysis and perspectives -- 22. Environmental accounting for the circularization of the packaged water sector in Italy -- 23. Recent evolutions in food consumption patterns during the Covid-19 emergency. The emerging market of Food Delivery and its implications on food quality -- 24. Foods Supplements: quality assessment of formulations by expert panel -- 25. Wine quality improvement based on the perception of Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) - evidence from Bulgaria -- 26. Multi-elemental characterisation and multivariate analysis of Venetian Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) wines -- 27. Study of the volatile component and the flavonoid content of edible flowers -- 28. The cultivation of Iris pallida as an opportunity for the enhancement of Tuscan agro-biodiversity and a resource for the local economy -- 29. Honey Production in Italy: Quality, Sustainability, and Innovation Strategies of Companies in the Abruzzo Region -- 30. Determination of bioactive compounds in Italian honeydew honeys -- 31. Comparison of the carotenoid content in durum wheat pasta and wholewheat pasta by multivariate analysis -- 32. The likely effect of the rise in global temperature on cheese safety -- 33. Tomato supply chain and production quality control for international markets -- 34. Sustainability of rural supply chains in Nepal: selection, characterization and labelling of spices for the local market -- 35. Carob leaves extracts as new ingredients in the food field: extraction, characterization and antioxidant features -- 36. Carob Pods as Source of Bioactive Molecules in the Preparation of Functional Jelly -- 37. Crocus sativus L. flowers valorisation as sources of bioactive compounds -- Part II. Consumers' awareness, and behaviors -- 38. An empirical study to understand if sustainable consumers have sustainable behaviours -- 39. Greenwashing and consumer awareness on environmental issues: a pilot analysis -- 40. What factors influence post-Covid-19 consumer purchase habits? An empirical survey in the Italian agri-food sector -- 41. Towards a sustainable diet: the profile of vegan and vegetarian Italian consumers -- 42. Not in My Backyard or Please in My Backyard? A PRISMA-based literature review -- 43. From knowledge to consumption: how consumers perceive of the food quality -- 44. Exploring consumer and company perceptions of the use of digital technologies for traceability -- 45. Functional properties and preferences of consumption of honeys from different origin -- 46. Food safety and insect food: a preliminary consumers' indication -- Part III. Digitalization -- 47. Digital Innovation Ecosystems: a Systematic Literature Review and a New Definition -- 48. Smart City and Internet of Things -- 49. Digital transformation in companies and human resource management -- 50. "Everything-as-a-service": l'evoluzione del mercato privato dei beni in piattaforma pubblica di servizi -- 51. Supply chain 4.0: lean six sigma, industry 4.0 technologies and circular supply chain applied to an italian hospital case study -- 52. Bibliometric Analysis and Topic Modeling of the literature on Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare -- 53. Digital innovation in the healthcare system: integration between blockchain and artificial intelligence -- 54. The role of multi-stakeholder platforms in the path towards Circular Economy (CE) transition in Europe -- 55. Green Smart Manufacturing: potentials and limits towards Industry 5.0 -- 56. The use of unmanned aerial systems in environmental monitoring -- Part IV. Circular economy and sustainability issues in several sectors -- 57. Natural gas supply in Italy: analysis and perspectives -- 58. The agro-photovoltaic sector as a possible implementation tool in Sicilian energy transition -- 59. Redevelopment of industrial brownfields through green hydrogen: evolution and criticalities -- 60. Life Cycle Assessment and Life Cycle Costing of a unitized regenerative fuel cell stack: a preliminary study -- 61. A Hypothesis of a Lean Warehouse Design for an Italian Textile-Apparel Company -- 62. Textile industry between past and future in the 'Museo Merceologico' (MuMe) -- 63. Production and consumption trends in the European textile sector and main sustainability challenges -- 64. The future of the Italian tanning industry considering the recent geopolitical crisis -- 65. Risk assessment and life cycle approach to optimize the sustainability performance of leather products.

Imperial Regimes -- Chapter 1: Uruguayan Police in the Age of Conservative Hegemony by Rafael Paternain -- Chapter 2: Securing Citizens, Pacifying Subjects and Criminalizing "Others": The Dark Side of Community Policing in Latin America by Markus-Michael Müller -- Chapter 3: Tribal Law and Order and the Settler-Colonial Logics of Reservation Policing by Theresa Rocha Beardall -- Colonial Organizations -- Chapter 4: Policing Immigrant Communities: An Assessment of State Sanctioned Violence in the Name of Migration Control by Mercedes Valadez and Jennifer Noble -- Chapter 5: Techniques and Technologies: The Military Expansion of São Paulo's Municipal Civil Guard by José Douglas dos Santos Silva -- Chapter 6: Policing in Puerto Rico: Reforms of the Twenty First Century, by Xavier Perez and Jhon Sanabria -- Repressive Encounters -- Chapter 7: Nos Quedamos Marcados: The Carceral Regime's Ripple Effect on Mexican Families by Marlene Mercado -- Chapter 8: How Black Genocide Happens: Military Patronage, Policing, and the Coloniality of Gender in Rio de Janeiro Favelas by Carla dos Santos Mattos -- Chapter 9: The Criminology of State Violence will include interviews with critical theorists, Biko Agozino and Guillermina Seri -- Chapter 10: Counter-Colonial Methods includes interviews with critical methodologists, Robert Duran and Nicolas Barrera -- Chapter 11: Between Accountability and Alternatives is an interview with police reformers, Jhon Sanabria and Bernardo Gill.

1. Introduction to collective and shared responsibility for climate change -- 2. Calling all collective agents -- 3. Responsibility as members -- 4. Shared social orientation and responsibility as constituents -- 5. Carbon inequality and direct responsibility -- 6.Why we need ethical arguments to set good climate policies.

Chapter1. Introduction – The Relevance of Ethics Education in STEM (Elisabeth Hildt, Kelly Laas, Christine Z. Miller, Eric M. Brey:) -- Part I: Restructuring Ethics Education in STEM: Chapter2. Social Responsibility Development in Undergraduate STEM Students: Influences and Inhibitors (Daniel Schiff, Jason Borenstein, Ellen Zegura) -- Chapter3.Ethics education in engineering and technological institutes in India: Challenges and looking forward (Reena Cheruvalath:) -- Chapter4. Developing an Ethics Credential for Undergraduate STEM Majors (Alexandra Bradner, Rebecca A. Bates) -- Chapter5. Enhancing Ethics Culture in STEM in Eastern Europe, Practices in Use (Aive Pevkur) -- Chapter6. Engineering Ethics Education in China: Development, Promoters and Challenges for the Future (Lina Wei) -- Part II: Underrepresented Groups, Inclusivity, and Ethical Cultures : Chapter7. Race Matters as a Matter of Ethics in Engineering and Technology: Reflections on exclusivity in device design(Rosalyn Berne) -- Chapter8. Building Connections Using Culturally Relevant Practices in STEM Departments (Karina Vielma) -- Chapter9. Ethics Education in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in Africa: A Reflection on the Successes, Failures and the Way Forward in the Era of a Global Pandemic(F. K. Abagale and M. A. Akudugu) -- Part III: Embedding Ethics Education in Practice Contexts and Labs: Chapter10. Towards a Virtue-based RCR Training for Data Scientists (Louise Bezuidenhout, Emanuele Ratti) -- Chapter11. Encouraging Transparency in Lab Safety via Teachable Moments and Positive Feedback (Melinda Box, Maria Gallardo Williams) -- Chapter12. A Bottom-Up Approach to Building a Culture of Responsible Research and Practice in STEM (Elisabeth Hildt, Kelly Laas, Christine Z. Miller, Eric M. Brey, Laura Gaviria, Francisca Acosta) -- Chapter13. Towards a Neuroethical Ethos: A Case Study in Reframing Neuroethics Education for Engineers and Researchers (Juhi Farooqui, Devapratim Sarma, Josep-Maria Balaguer) -- Part IV: New Approaches in Framing Ethical Issues. Chapter14. Using a Brain Processes Map as a Framework to Strengthen Ethical Culture in Research Labs (J. Brooke Hamilton) -- Chapter15. Inclusivity in the Education of Scientific Imagination (Mike Stuart, Hannah Sargent) -- Chapter16. Tinkering with Technology: An Exercise in Inclusive Experiential Engineering Ethics (Janna van Grunsven, Lavinia Marin, Trijsje Franssen) -- Chapter17. Storytelling as Facilitation Tool for Inclusive Ethics Training (Marietjie Botes) -- Part V: Community Outreach Approaches: Chapter18. Philosophy in the Rainforest: Reflections on Integrating Philosophy and Fieldwork (Clair Mossiry) -- CChapter19. Building Inclusive Cultures through Community Research(Jennifer Nyland, Timothy Stock, Michéle Schlehofer) -- Chapter20. Concluding chapter: Reflection on Promising Approaches and Outlook.

Biotechnology approaches for food security, risks, and solution -- An Overview., Microbial contamination in the food processing environment -- Use of Microbe-Free Contact Surfaces to Control Food Spoilage: A Step Towards New Food Technologies -- Application of Nanoparticles to Enhance the Microbial Quality and Shelf Life of Food Products -- Biotechnology and Its Position in the Mitigation of Microbial Problems in the Food Industry -- Food Laws and Regulations Related to Food Security -- Roles of Biotechnology in Environmental Monitoring in the Food Industry -- Biofilms on Food Contact Surfaces: Current Interventions and Emerging Technologies -- Microbial Biofilms and the Role of Biotechnology as a Solution -- Probiotics and Delivery System -- Use of Bioprocesses and Biosystems for Environmental Protection, Microbial Detection, and Prevention in the Food Industry -- Application of Microbial Enzymes in the Food Industry -- Impact of Water Contamination on Food Safety and Related Health Risks -- Challenges in Environmental Biotechnology -- Food Contact Surfaces, Risk of Contamination, and Solution -- Film-Based Packaging for Food Safety and Preservation: Issues and Perspectives -- Potential Use of Biotechnological Tools to Eradicate Microbial Biofilms -- The Role of Air and Aerosols in Contaminating Food Products During Food Processing.

Chapter 1: A Teaspoon of Seawater: A Tiny Ecosystem -- Chapter 2: The Marine Biological Pump -- Chapter 3: The Four Seasons of Plankton -- Chapter 4: The Rhythms of Plankton -- Chapter 5: Plankton, Mussels with French Fries, and Diarrhea -- Chapter 6: Are there carnivorous plants in the sea? -- Chapter 7: The Most Formidable Predators of the Ocean: The Protists -- Chapter 8: Copepods: Good Things Come in Small Packages -- Chapter 9: Water Fleas, Matriarchy, and a Parasite Named Like a German Sausage -- Chapter 10: Gelatinous Plankton: Itchy Jellyfish, Appendicularians with Luxury Chalets, Filter Barrels, and other Extraordinary Creatures -- Chapter 11: Holoplankton and Meroplankton: two Peculiar Terms for Common Creatures -- Chapter 12: Feeding Mechanisms in Zooplankton -- Chapter 13: Evading Predators: The Clever Tactics of Plankton Survival -- Chapter 14: Bioluminescent Plankton -- Chapter 15: Global Warming and Plankton -- Chapter 16: Plankton Adaptations to Extreme Environments -- Chapter 17: The Fragility of Plankton -- Chapter 18: From Land and Sea -- Chapter 19: Plastic: you Are Plankton and to Plankton you Shall Return -- Chapter 20: Why are there no insects in the sea? -- Chapter 21: Harnessing the Power of Plankton: A Revolutionary Approach to Industry -- Chapter 22: Sampling plankton -- Chapter 23: Myths and Legends of Modern Research: Experimenting with Zooplankton -- Chapter 24: A Brief History of Plankton Discovery.

Introduction -- Urban development and urban complexity -- Urban development -- Task areas of cities and municipalities -- New tasks and communication structures (in) the municipality -- Challenges and problem orientation of politics and administration in the municipality -- Overall social trends and urban development -- Complexity in urban development -- Conclusions -- System(theoret)ic approaches in urban development: development history, perspective and basic positions -- The systemic approach and its system-theoretical background -- System-theoretical insights and core ideas -- Development history of the systemic approach -- City and urban development from a more theorizing perspective -- City and urban development from a more application-oriented perspective -- Self-understanding and basic positions of system(theoret)ic approaches in urban development. City from a systems (theoretical) perspective -- City and urban development from a more theoretical perspective -- City and urban development from a more applied perspective -- Self-conception and basic positions of systems (theoretical) interventions in dealing with urban complexity -- Self-conception -- Four basic positions -- Concluding remarks -- Introduction to the Potsdam lodestar approach -- Starting points and emergence of the Potsdam lodestar approach -- Basic structure of the Potsdam lodestar approach -- Dealing with the lodestar approach and structure of the sections -- Process dimension of control - Art of mediation and negotiation -- What is control? Between optimism and scepticism -- Forms of control: Self-control and contextual control -- Forms of control in urban development practice: knowledge is power -- Recommendations for practice: the guiding principle of soft control -- Control through boundary planning: fields of action, phase models and architecture -- Control through knowledge: Discursive practices, questions and explicitation -- Steering through relationship: trust, appreciation and role clarification -- Concluding remarks -- Process dimension alignment - establishing a future perspective -- The problem with the problem -- On the importance and risk of imagining the future -- Recommendations for practice: concern clarification, vision work and strategy work as three directional fields of work -- Concern clarification - looking ahead from the beginning! -- Vision work - the development of future -- Strategy work - operationalising the path to the future and keeping an eye on it! -- Concluding remarks -- Process dimension of system analysis - creating common hypotheses of reality -- The great importance of analyses and scientific expertises -- Gaining knowledge - expertises for illuminating "new facts" -- Legitimation - expertises for the assertive presentation of "known facts" -- On the opportunities and limits of spatial analyses -- Stabilizing functions of spatial approaches and analyses -- Risks of spatial observation and analysis -- Communicability of expert knowledge and analysis results -- Challenges of analytical and expert-generated knowledge -- The art of connectivity -- Recommendations for practice: the three-dimensional spatial system analysis -- Analysis of the process and network level -- Spatial and subject-specific analyses -- Reflection on the analysis findings -- Concluding remarks -- Process dimension of cooperation - Participants and bridging system boundaries -- Participants in the urban cooperation network: organizations, persons, networks -- Organizations - departments -- Interaction systems and persons -- Co-irritation, cooperation, co-evolution of participants -- Networks for bridging sense and system boundaries -- Citizen involvement and participation -- Your opinion matters to us! Really? -- Explanation of terms: Participation - Participation -- Target groups and their activation -- Modes of urban cooperation -- Conflictual cooperation as a multifaceted everyday occurrence -- Systems-theoretical approach to conflicts -- The factual, social, temporal and spatial dimensions of conflicts -- Typifications of conflicts -- Recommendations for practice: conflict management and participation design -- Dealing with conflicts: between moderation and mediation -- Contextualisation as a framework condition for successful participation -- Concluding remarks -- Process dinebsion reflection - Establishing evaluation-based learning cultures -- Reflective urban development: genesis of a trend -- Three discourses in the background -- Demanded expansion of reflexivity and learning -- Evaluation, learning and reflection in urban development -- Evaluations as planned reflexive observation -- Learning urban development through evaluations? -- Evaluations without guarantee of learning -- The steering function and symbolizing function of evaluation -- The political steering function of evaluation -- Symbolizing learning and reflection through evaluation -- Recommendations for practice: the six decision fields of an evaluation project -- Reflection on the "why" of the evaluation -- Agreement on the design of the evaluation -- Clarification of expectations of the object of evaluation -- Valid observation of the object of evaluation -- Transparent assessment of the object of evaluation -- Organisation of the communication of evaluation results -- Concluding remarks -- Conclusion.

Einleitung/Kapitel 1: Orientierungen -- Kapitel 2: Rachels Schrei und die Wege zur lesbischen Mutterschaft -- Kapitel 3: DNA-Tests, Mamzerut und die Bürokratie der transnationalen Leihmutterschaft -- Kapitel 4: Kämpfe um Anerkennung -- Kapitel 5: Jüdische Kinder und Fragen der Zugehörigkeit -- Kapitel 6: Veränderungen von innen -- Fazit/Kapitel 7: Gleichgeschlechtliche Elternschaft und die Herstellung jüdischer Kontinuität.

Allmähliche Befriedung. Entwicklungen des Polizierens von Menschenmengen -- Verhärtung. Von den 2000er-Jahren bis heute -- Die Ordnung und ihr Recht. Von der Demonstrationsfreiheit -- Autonomie und Abhängigkeit der Ordnungskräfte. Die Beziehung zur Politik -- Die Medien. Schlachten der Kommunikation -- Sukzessive Verrohung. Entwicklungen des Polizierens von Protest -- Schlussfolgerungen.

Chapter 1. Setting the Stage -- Chapter 2. Understanding How We Think: System I and System 2 -- Chapter 3. Conceptualizing Your Topic -- Chapter 4. Blackout In Berlin! -- Chapter 5. Terror in Stockholm -- Chapter 6. Conflict or Cooperation in the Arctic? -- Chapter 7. Optimizing the Impact of Your Product -- Chapter 8. Outlook.

Acknowledgments -- Foreword by Richard J. Chacon -- 1. Introduction Rubén G. Mendoza and Linda Hansen -- Part I - Recent Archaeological Evidence 2. Blood Tribute, Earth Offerings, and the Formative Origins of Ritual Human Sacrifice in Mesoamerica Rubén G. Mendoza and Gary Velasco -- 3 Shifting Perspectives on Human Sacrifice at Midnight Terror Cave, Belize Cristina Verdugo, Lars Fehren-Schmitz, and James E. Brady -- 4. Ritual Human Sacrifice Among the Tarascans of West Mexico Cinthia Marlene Campos, José Luis Punzo-Díaz, and Carlos Karam Tapia -- Part II - Iconographic and Contextual Evidence 5. Portals to the Gods: Reciprocity, Sacrifice, and Warfare in the Northern Mixteca Carlos Rincón Mautner -- 6. The Hacha, Decapitation Sacrifice, and Classic Veracruz History Rex Koontz -- 7. Blood and Water: A Mesoamerican Social Cement Annabeth Headrick -- 8. Divine Combat, Warrior Merchants, and Ritual Sacrifice in the Mesoamerican Epiclassic, AD 750-1050 Lucha de Luna Martínez -- 9. The Harvest of Souls: Mimesis, Materiality, and Ritual Human Sacrifice in Mesoamerica Rubén G. Mendoza -- Part III - Emerging Theoretical Perspectives 10. Filled with Divine Fire: Mesoamerican Human Sacrifice and Costumed Rituals as Acts of Deicide Mark Wright -- 11. Bodily Transformation and Sacralization: Human Sacrifice in Southwestern Mesoamerica Javier Urcid -- 12. Human Sacrifice at Tula: Reputation, Representation, and Reality Keith Jordan -- 13. The Myth of the Willing Human Sacrifice: The Complex Nature of Human Sacrifice in Aztec Ceremonialism Linda Hansen Part IV - The Ethnographic Present 14. Indigenous Sacrifice in the Christian Language: Among the Communities of the Northern Mixteca, Oaxaca, Mexico Carlos Rincón Mautner -- 15. Deicide and Fertility in Ch'orti' Maya Myth and Ritual Kerry Hull -- Index.

Performing landscape -- Policies, landscape and politics -- Global landscape governance on the XXth anniversary of the European Landscape Convention -- Landscape Policy and Governance: an introduction -- Landscape planning policy as a measure of implementation of the European Landscape Convention -- Policy and governance challenges facing European rural landscapes -- Landscape Policies of Europe -- Landscape policy in Portugal. Where are we? -- A country through crisis and beyond: the case of the Greek landscape -- The ELC, a game changer in the Scottish policy discourse -- One territory, one plan, many authorities: the future to really protect the landscape -- The daily governance of the landscape: the contribution of the Local Landscape Commissions -- Enclosing the horizon: Land privileges and the right to landscape -- Landscape Observatory Västra Götaland & Balaton Ecomuseum – A Swedish-Hungarian Interaction for Sustainable Landscape Management -- Landscape and public participation in Norwegian local planning –an example of implementing the European Landscape Convention -- Implementing landscape policies by promoting sustainability, democracy, and participation. Awareness raising and landscape education in Trentino, Italy -- Common property in Europe: landscape design evolution over time -- Collaborative Governance for reviving Tiber Landscapes downstream of Rome -- Planning the adaptation of European Landscapes to climate change: the experience of the EIT CLIMATE- KIC AELCLIC Project -- The European Baykal- Regional development inspired the European Landscape Convention -- Twenty years of landscape policy and governance in Europe, and the way ahead.

Embryo Temperature Has Knock-On Effects on Later Traits in Salmonid Fishes -- Field Observations of Deformed Atlantic Salmon (Salmo Salar) Embryos Incubated in the Hyporheic Zones of Seven Cold Region Rivers -- Environmental Determinants of Spawning Location, and Density and Size of Age-0 Brown Trout Salmo Trutta in a Small Boreal Stream -- Density-Dependent Growth in Salmonids: a Metaanalysis -- The Ghost of Density-Dependence: Environmental (hydrological) Factors Drive the Numerical Changes of Young Migratory Trout Salmo trutta in a Lake District Stream (UK), 1966-1996 -- Long-term Recruitment Patterns of 0+ Brown Trout in the River Maine, Northern Ireland -- Spatial Patterns of Synchrony in Recruitment of Trout among Streams -- The Use of Net Energy Intake Models to Predict Microhabitat Selection by Drift-Feeding Fishes: Are Common Assumptions Warranted? -- Understanding Stream-Resident Salmonid Movements in Groundwater-Fed Streams of the Driftless Area (USA) -- Trophic Flexibility of Stream-Dwelling Salmonids: Disentangling Common Ontogenetic and Seasonal Patterns -- Stream Salmonids on the Cormorant Menu -- Partial Migration in Salmonids: Focusing on Asian Endemic Masu Salmon (Oncorhynchus Masou) and White-Spotted Charr (Salvelinus Leucomaenis) -- The Role of the Soundscape in the Behavioral Ecology of Stream-Dwelling Salmonids -- The Freshwater Pearl Mussel; A Costly Stowaway or an Important Habitat Engineer? -- Habitat Selection and Segregation among Stream Salmonids: The Case of Juvenile Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus Kisutch) and Steelhead Trout (Oncorhynchus Mykiss Irideus) -- Trout under Drought: A Long-term Study of Annual Growth and Condition of Stream-living Coastal Cutthroat Trout (Oncorhynchus clarkii clarkii) -- Winter Ecology of Salmonids in Boreal Streams under Climate Change -- Components of Brown Trout Age-Class Density Dynamics -- Salmonids in New Zealand – Old Ways in New Lands -- Application of a Fine-Scale Modeling Approach to Assess Broad-Scale Changes in Stream Salmonid Habitat in a Changing Climate -- Determinants of Productive Capacity for Stream Salmonids -- Determinants and Dynamics of Production Rates of Stream-Dwelling Salmonids: The Importance of Intrinsic Factors -- Influence of Streamflow on Productivity of Stream Type Chinook Salmon Populations in the Salmon River Drainage, Idaho -- The Increasing Threat Posed by Nonnative and Hatchery-Reared Salmonids to Japanese Wild Native Salmonids -- Demographic and Genetic Attributes Of Small, Isolated Populations Of Gila Trout – Prospects For Persistence Under A Shifting Climate Regime -- Ecological Ttraits and Fishery of the Upper Limay River, a Key System for Salmonids in the Andean North Patagonia -- Dynamics of a Warmwater-Coldwater Fish Assemblage in a Wildfire Prone Landscape -- The Future of Salmonids in a Rapidly Changing World -- A Short Reflection on Protecting the Remaining Biodiversity of Salmonid Fishes.

Chapter 1: Archaeological Ambassadors -- Chapter 2: Cleopatra's Needle: An Obelisk for a Rising Metropolis -- Chapter 3: Greek Bearing Gifts: The Marathon Stone, Casts, and Presidential Gifts -- Chapter 4. Columns as Cultural Capital: The Jordanian Practice of Gifting Archaeological Objects -- Chapter 5: An Exquisite Toy: The Temple of Dendur, a Gift for New York -- Chapter 6: Walks with Minerva and the Contemporary Lives of Archaeological Gifts. .