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Als reichsdänische Enklave gehörten Amrum und Westerlandföhr Jahrhunderte lang zusammen. Dass es dennoch große Unterschiede zwischen den Bevölkerungen der benachbarten Inseln gab, haben die beiden Verfasser durch Auswertung von zwei Volkszählungen 1767 und 1789 ermittelt. Auf Föhr stand im 18. Jahrhundert der Walfang im Vordergrund, während die Amrumer sich bei der Handels- und Küstenschifffahrt betätigten. Die Landwirtschaft spielte keine bedeutende Rolle. Im Anhang der Regionalstudie Abdruck der Volkszählungstabellen in verkürzter Form (Personen, Familienstand, Alter, Amt/Beruf). (I. Hanewald)

The near breakdown of humanitarian supply chains and services in Gaza merits new measures from the ICJ against Israel. ...

The recurring elimination of the UN Panels of Experts by Russia although doesn't affect the sanction regime, it does impair the monitoring of these sanctions on ground. ...

The HAC advocates for a strong Plastics Treaty which would also bring developing countries like India under a similar binding timeline to end plastic pollution. This is a major obstacle in reaching a consensus. ...

The possibility of UNRWA's demise looms large amidst defunding announcements by major donors ...

Press and media are the vital way to express and speak the views and opinions in free manner in the democratic country. Indian constitution has given the freedom of speech to the citizens of India under Article 19 1 a It is settled law that the right to freedom of speech and expression includes liberty of the press. The press is supposed to guard public interest by bringing in front the misdeeds, failings and lapses of the govt. and other bodies exercising governing power. Press is the fourth valuable pillor of the democracy. In India press can act as bridge between the govt and the people. Gurpreet Kaur Brar "Freedom of Press & its Implications" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-3 , April 2018, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd11223.pdf

Analyzing "Footwork," a form of electronic dance music local to South and West Chicago, and now also a major genre within the wider networks of dance music culture, this article presents an argument regarding the constitution of Footwork as black music. Focusing on the organizational, social, geographic, and aesthetic dynamics that reflect its status as "ghetto" music, the author makes the case that the question of its blackness needs to be understood in terms of the way that the sonic and performative qualities of Footwork mark a collective reconceptualization of the spatial and territorial modalities of race and class in the city.

Internationalization of higher education is a contemporary economic phenomenon. Universities and higher level professional and technical institutions from the advanced world have crisscrossed the globe by involving students, faculty, programmes and scholars by designing very novel study courses and funding practices. The process accelerated after conclusion of General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) programme of modular and sectoral opening up of services. South Asia as a region progressed slow in terms of intra-regional services tradability as compared to other regions. But, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) member countries have opened up their economies considerably though in varying degrees to trade in services including higher education with countries outside the region. This article examines the growing importance of services for the region. The analysis built on region's services trade volumes, patterns, foreign investments, remittances, international students, trade agreements, internationalization of universities and nature of tradable services establishes the prevalence of enough scope and benefits for the region from opening up to service providers and users from the region. The development of trans-South Asian market for higher education will also facilitate the entry of global quality suppliers in the region. The article underscores the need for institutionalization of cooperation in order to make it sustainable and to avoid pitfalls.