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The paper examines the relationship between design and sustainability in a policy context of sustainable development, in Wales, UK, a devolved Government with a legal remit to sustainable development. A case study approach has been used alongside grounded theory methods; a range of producers being studied, factory production to individual makers. The use of design, and the design expertise of the producers was assessed as were ways the producers are contributing to elements of sustainable development. Initial findings suggest that the producers fall into three categories: firstly, those who use design strategically to enhance their output and add value. A second group use design without any professional training but continue in business. A third group have used design consciously; they have gone out of business however. The role of design is therefore complex. If design is to play a significant role in sustainability and sustainable development, it is crucial that ways in which this can be executed are identified and articulated.

The analysis of future security policy describes how essential fields of influence of German security policy can develop in reciprocity with each other and what kind of alternative futures are thinkable. It projects the extended/networked security term as comprehensively as presently possible and is thus a keystone of the transformation process. The analysis of the future provides an option range of potential alternative futures. (Europäische Sicherheit / SWP)

THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES THE TWO PARTY CONGRESSES HELD BY THE DANISH COMMUNIST PARTY IN 1990 THAT BROUGHT CHANGES IN STRUCTURE, NEW PREMISES AND FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS, A LOSS OF CIRCULATION OF THE PARTY NEWPAPER AND OF MEMBERSHIP, A SHIFT OF POWER FROM "STALINISTS" TO "RENEWALISTS", AND ATTEMPTS TO "RENEW" THE PARTY'S IDEOLOGY AND TACTICS. BUT COMPETING PERSPECTIVES AND ORGANIZATIONS ON THE REVOLUTIONARY LEFT OFFER LITTLE PROSPECT OF SIGNIFICANT GAINS FOR THE DANISH COMMUNIST PARTY.

Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- P.lat. 1925 d

Thomas d'Aquino* [OP] ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- P.lat. 1925