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Das Handbuch Demokratische Republik Kongo richtet sich an ein breites Publikum und bietet einen Überblick zu Geschichte, Politik, Gesellschaft und Kultur des facettenreichen Landes in Subsahara-Afrika. Systematisch aufbereitete, gut verständliche Texte zur kongolesischen Geographie, Politik, Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Kultur schaffen ein vertieftes Verständnis für globale Verflechtungen, ihre historischen Ursprünge und die Auswirkungen in Vergangenheit, Gegenwart und Zukunft. Dabei werden die verschiedenen Perspektiven auf die Demokratische Republik Kongo übersichtlich erfasst und miteinander in Beziehung gesetzt. Dieses differenzierte, interdisziplinäre Kaleidoskop umfasst unter anderem Beiträge zu Geo- und Demographie, zur Geschichte und zu Kriegen und Konflikten seit den 1990er Jahren, zum politischen System, zu Institutionen, Infrastruktur, Zivilgesellschaft und Außenbeziehungen sowie zu Medien, Bildungs- und Gesundheitssystem, Religionen, Frauenrechten, Sprachen, Sport, Kunst, Musik, Literatur, Film, Mode und den kulinarischen Kulturen des Landes

1. The Life Cycle Assessment of Digital Professional Photography in Iran -- 2. Environmental evaluation of Toner Cartridge Remanufacturing -- 3. Life cycle resource use of air conditioner from the perspective of total material requirement -- 4. Resource efficiency quantification of a long-life product considering service activities through lifecycle -- 5. A study on Circular Fashion: Profitability and Environmental Impact Analysis -- 6. A Hydrogen Fueling Performance Analysis of Metal Hydride For a Fuel Cell Assisted Bicycle Using GF-08 Cooling System -- 7. State prediction and parts replacement of a manipulator based on assembly model -- 8. Adapting Lifecycle Impact Assessment Methodology to Quantify New Product Design Risks -- 9. Estimation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Wastewater Treatment in Ulaanbaatar and a Potential Approach for Emission Reductions -- 10. Plastic waste trade flows inthe Southern African Region from 2016 to 2020 -- 11. Identification of most affected impact categories of waste water-based biogas production and use -- 12. Evaluation of evolving waste management strategies in Addis Ababa city, Ethiopia: A life-cycle assessment approach -- 13. Comparative analysis of wastewater activated sludge recycling system in China: environmental and economic performances -- 14. Evaluation of micro-level circularity indicators using agent-based modelling -- 15. Energy savings evaluation based on utilizing Recycled PET Bottles in concrete blocks in Iran -- 16. Techno-economic assessment of recycling obsolete two-wheelers in ASEAN : the case of Myanmar and Cambodia -- 17. Consideration of CO2 emission reduction potential by utilizing recycled automobile parts in China -- 18. Evaluation of decarbonization based on environmental footprint indicators in the power generation in Japan -- 19. GIS-Based Analysis of Energy Recovery Potential from Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch in Southern Thailand -- 20. Discussion on the Reuse of Suboptimal Food through the Perspective of Sustainable Food Circle -- 21. Environmental Impact Assessment of Tomato Consumption Using Life Cycle Assessment from Cultivation to Cooking -- 22. Food Loss and Waste: Mixed analysis from the Circular Food Economy -- 23. Application of disability adjusted life years in risk assessment for total human mercury exposure in China and Japan - a meta-analysis -- 24. COVID19 Pandemic Impact on Energy Consumption – A Survey of College Students in Japan -- 25. Modelling Customer Preference for Sustainability Information via Clustering Analysis -- 26. Smartphone App Design for Product Use Sustainability Evaluation -- 27. Undertaking Scenario Analysis of the Diffusion of Car Sharing Services: A Case Study in Bangkok, Thailand -- 28. Environmental, health, and economic co-benefits assessment of the electrification of public transport in Delhi (India) -- 29. A scenario analysis of transportation system in Vietnam based on life cycle simulation.-.

This volume investigates the reasons for and consequences of the wide-scale changes to the nature of local government in early modern England: a shift from 'open' to 'closed' management of a host of problems - from the representation of authority itself to treatment of every kind of local disorder, from petty crime and poverty to dirty streets.

'Modes of Representation' analyses a collection of problems, known as 'Frege's puzzle', resulting from how thinkers and speakers have a limited perspective on reference in thought and language. Heck argues that these puzzles have much to teach us both about the foundations of cognition and the nature of linguistic communication.