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During the early modern period, the transport of goods and passengers on ships and rafts was widespread not only in the lowlands, but also in the Alps.The waterway played an important role for transporting heavy loads. It was commonly used for regional trade and could also be part of the transalpine trafic. However, the ability of rivers to carry ships or rafts was not a "natural" one but was human-generated. In a changing economical, technical and political environment, this ability was a matter of constant reproduetion. This is especially the case in the Alps, where every waterway had an upper limit

Rezension von:Zöllner, Hans-Bernd, The Beast and the Beauty. The History of the Conflict between the Military and Aung San Suu Kyi in Myanmar, 1988–2011, Set in a Global Context. regiospectra Verlag, 2012, 592 S.

AbstractReligion and Law in the Early Modern history. The devaluation of the canon law by Protestant Reformers promoted the system-oriented presentations of law based on Roman law. Also in ius publicum there is a significant majority of Protestant authors. The situation differs from natural law and law of nations where the discourse of the 16

Dieter Langewiesche ; In: Journal of modern european history, Vol. 2, No. 1, 2004. - München : Beck ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- Z 2001.273-1/2#S.5-27

During the early modern period, the transport of goods and passengers on ships and rafts was widespread not only in the lowlands, but also in the Alps.The waterway played an important role for transporting heavy loads. It was commonly used for regional trade and could also be part of the transalpine trafic. However, the ability of rivers to carry ships or rafts was not a "natural" one but was human-generated. In a changing economical, technical and political environment, this ability was a matter of constant reproduetion. This is especially the case in the Alps, where every waterway had an upper limit

Die globalen ökologischen Krisen zeigen unabweisbar an, dass Fundament und Struktur der neuzeitlichen Naturverhältnisse nicht nachhaltig sind. 500 Jahre abendländischer Ideen- und Realgeschichte haben tiefe Spuren an unseren fraglosen Fortschrittsidealen hinterlassen. Die globalen Krisen verweisen zugleich auf ein notwendiges Ende feministischer Marginalisierungen ökologischer Fragen. Unter dem Schlagwort "material turn" kehren Natur und Materialität nach zwanzigjähriger Abstinenz in den Feminismus zurück. Die Einführung erläutert, welches vielfältige Wissen ein naturtheoretisch und -politisch engagierter Feminismus schon einmal hatte und welche Fragen heute (neu) gestellt werden müssen.