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Die Autor*innen gehen in dieser Veröffentlichung den Fragen nach, ob und wie sich Geschlechterdarstellungen in Materialien für Kinder im Grundschulalter gewandelt haben und wie diese aktuell abgebildet werden. Ergänzt werden die Erkenntnisse aus den Analysen durch Tipps für eine gelingende geschlechtervielfaltsbewusste Praxis an Grundschulen und Horten.

Chapter 01. The science, the Director and the Centre. The voyage to medicines safety. A unique vision. Made in Sweden. Going global -- Chapter 02. A man changed by medicine. Just do it, Ralph. Learning for life. Forged in the City of Steel. Doctor Fixer. A new Africa. The whole world in two islands -- Chapter 03. Making medicines safer. Forging ahead. A deep, dark mystery. The problems with drugs. Science and sharing. From analogue to AI. Pillars of wisdom. Doctor WHO -- Chapter 04. Continuing the quest. Change at the top. A noble cause. A safer future? -- Chapter 05. Present vision. Back to Africa. The view from Gothenburg.

First published in 1981, this title provided an opportunity for members of the Police Staff College to air their views about different aspects of modern British policing. Contributions were made by members of the directing staff - professional and academic - and by students.

Ever wondered why your life and health can sometimes be so hard to control? Or why it seems so easy for other people? Mark Hanson and Lucy Green draw on their years of experience as scientists and educators to cut through the usual information on genetics and lifestyle to reveal the secrets of early development which start to make each of us unique, during our first 1,000 days from the moment of conception. Some surprising discoveries, based on little-known new research, show how events during our first 1,000 days make each of us who we are and explain how we control our bodies, processes that go way beyond just the genes which we inherited. Provoking new ways of thinking about being parents, this book empowers individuals and society to give the next generation the gift of a good start to life and future health.

"An exciting and humorous take on twenty pivotal moments of history and what would have happened if things had gone differently-from World War I (What if Kaiser Wilhelm had stopped the war?) to Alexander the Great (What if the world's greatest conqueror had a male heir?) to the European colonization of North America (What if the Vikings had stayed?). Readers will not only learn what really happened and why, but also how tiny differences could have set off totally different series of events. It's history expertly and entertainingly explained. An outrageous, yet enriching exploration of real and alternative history told with author Hal Johnson's winning wit and wisdom. Perfect for history buffs and the casually curious alike"--

This book, the first of three, offers an anthology of Western descriptions of Islamic religious buildings of Spain, Turkey, India and Persia, mostly from the seventeenth to early twentieth centuries, taken from books and ambassadorial reports. As travel became easier and cheaper, thanks to viable roads, steamships, hotels and railways, tourist numbers increased, museums accumulated eastern treasures, illustrated journals proliferated, and photography provided accurate data. The second volume covers some of the religious architecture of Syria, Egypt and North Africa, while the third deals with Islamic palaces around the Mediterranean. All three deal with the impact of Western trade, taste and imports on the East, and examine the encroachment of westernised modernism, judged responsible for the degradation of Islamic styles

"This reference book investigates how social media is used within governments as well as the history behind the technology examining best practices, tactics, and challenges associated with utilizing social media platforms for social movements and key topics such as communication, interactive technology, and social change"--