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Die einzige kompakte Dokumentation der Geschichte der deutschen Presse im 20. Jahrhundert, ein unentbehrliches Referenzwerk aus der Feder eines Medienpraktikers und Medienkritikers. Ein Buch für zeitgeschichtlich interessierte Leser, Historiker, Medienforscher, Politik-, Kommunikations- und Sozialwissenschaftler. Am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts blickt der Publizist und Medienwissenschaftler Harry Pross zurück auf die Geschichte der Presse und schreibt ein engagiertes Kapitel deutscher Kulturgeschichte von 1900 bis zum Jahr 2000. Entstanden ist ein Epochenwerk, das den Wechsel der politischen Strömungen und kulturellen Denkmuster dokumentiert. Die Themen des Buches sind: die Presse am Ende des Kaiserreichs und in der Weimarer Republik, die Propagandamaschinerie im Nationalsozialismus, die Presse im Zweiten Weltkrieg, bei der Teilung Deutschlands in Ost und West, vom Jahr Null" bis zur "Spannungsindustrie", innere Pressefreiheit und Signalökonomie, das Aufkommen der neuen Medien im letzten Viertel des Jahrhunderts, der Einfluss von Film, Rundfunk, Fernsehen, Computervernetzung und Digitaltechnik auf die Zeitungen und Zeitschriften. Der rege Umgang mit Persönlichkeiten des politischen und kulturellen Lebens hat den Blick von Harry Pross für die Zeitläufte geschärft. Als "Beteiligter" und engagierter Zeitkritiker legt er ein lebendiges Zeugnis erlebter Geschichte ab, das durch seine Authentizität besticht."

"Ab 1. Juni 2003 können Geschäfte in Deutschland auch an Samstagen bis 20 Uhr öffnen. Das Gesetz zur Verlängerung der Ladenöffnung an Samstagen ermöglicht es dem Handel, einem veränderten Verbraucherverhalten Rechnung zu tragen. Es ist ein Ausgleich der Interessen von Geschäftsinhabern, Verbrauchern und Beschäftigten." (Autorenreferat, IAB-Doku)

This international research journal (publication) has been published since 2007 (once a year) and 2011 (twice a year).2 The journal developed as a successor of collections of research papers published in 1984–2006. The subjects of the papers have covered economic policies and their subject areas of many countries on the basis of case studies from one or several countries and considering their mutual relations and comparisons. Besides Estonian economic policy, the papers have treated economic policies of many countries, such as Canada, China, Czech Republic, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom, U.S.A. Also other countries have been studied to a lesser extent. Economic policies of the following regions, associations or subject areas have been treated: Europe and the European Union, EU regions, European green capitals, the Baltic States and the Scandinavian region, Eastern and Central Europe, Northern Europe, OECD countries, etc. In addition to traditional areas of economic policy the papers have treated also the issues of finances of the public sector; regional development and development problems of local municipalities, above all the need for and possible directions of the administrative reform; the financial system of the EU; the support structures and support models of the EU; monetary policy and currency exchange rates; eurozone problems; financial and economic crisis; globalisation of the economy; different economic policies to support business development; positions of J.M. Keynes, and many other complex areas. Authors of papers published until now have represented the following countries: Austria, China, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Russia, Slovakia. Besides the above-mentioned countries also Belgium, Finland, France, Lithuania and Poland were represented by authors of papers published before 2007. The editorial team would like to see in the future an even broader geography of economic policy of papers published in the journal. Papers published in this journal are presented and distributed by the following international databases: DOAJ, EBSCO, ECONIS, ESO, SSRN.

The Visegrad Group (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia) has, in 20 years, left its mark on the geopolitical map of Central Europe. Can this group become a serious sub-regional player in the European Union? Though locally it proves undeniably effective, it seems to only have a reactive efficiency in Brussels. Its ability to intervene in the European Neighbourhood Policy or the Union's energy policy will be a test of its weight in the future. Adapted from the source document.

PART ONE. PRINCIPLES OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE --. - 1. G-20 Summit at Five : time for strategic leadership / Kemal Dervis and Peter Drysdale --. - PART TWO. MANAGING THE G-20. Adapting to the new normal : the G-20 and the advanced economies five years after Washington / Paola Subacchi --. - 3. The role of emerging economies in major G-20 initiatives / Changyong Rhee and Alok Sheel --. - 4. The G-20 in crisis? Or the G-20 on crises? / Bruce Jones --. - PART THREE. THE CORE G-20 ECONOMIC AGENDA. 5. Monetary policy coordination : the role of central banks / Rakesh Mohan and Muneesh Kapur --. - 6. Global rebalancing and systemic risk assessment : the G-20 and the International Monetary Fund / Colin I. Bradford and Wonhyuk Lim --. - 7. Fiscal policy responses during crises in Latin America and Europe : implications for the G-20 / Carlos A. Vegh and Guillermo Vuletin --. - 8. The G-20 and financial market regulation / Yoshio Okubo --. - 9. The G-20 and sustainable development / Homi Kharas --. - PART FOUR. OTHER ISSUES FOR REFORM OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE. 10. A G-20 agenda for the global trade regime / Mari Pangestu and David Nellor --. - 11. The G-20 and international cooperation on climate change / Ross Garnaut --. - 12. The Chinese economy and the future of the G-20 / Huang Yiping --. - 13. Global infrastructure opportunities for the G-20 and regional organizations in the Asia Pacific Region / Andrew Elek, Mahendra Siregar and Maria Monica Wihardja

'Prices play an important role in market societies. The article illustrates the development of prices in Switzerland form the beginning of the 19th to the end of the 20th century. Important sources of price statistics as well as institutional and economic causes of the long term development of prices are discussed.' (author's abstract)

Встречи глав государств и правительств «Группы двадцати» и принимаемые по итогам таких встреч декларации и заявления стали ядром реформы глобальной финансовой инфраструктуры в 2008-2014 гг. по итогам мирового финансового кризиса. Лидеры стран-членов Группы создали эффективный механизм взаимодействия, в сферу влияния которого на сегодняшний день включены МВФ, Всемирный банк, Совет по финансовой стабильности, ВТО, МОТ и ЮНКТАД, а также международные межправительственные и неправительственные организации, которые разрабатывают, принимают и контролируют имплементацию рекомендательных актов в различных сферах финансовых отношений. Вместе с тем отсутствие международного договора, регулирующего порядок созыва G-20,выработки и принятия решений могут серьезно ослабить влияние актов этого международного форума. ; Summits of the heads of state and government of the Group of Twenty and adopted by them declarations laid the foundations for reforms of the global financial infrastructure in 2008-2014 after the global financial crisis. The leaders of the member countries of the Group set up an effective mechanism for cooperation, including cooperation with the IMF, the World Bank, the Financial Stability Board, the WTO, the ILO, UNCTAD, as well as international inter government a land non-governmental organizations that develop, adopt and monitor implementation of recommendations in various areas of financial relations. However, the absence of an international treaty governing the convening of G-20 summits, elaboration and adoption of their decisions could seriously weaken the influence of acts of this international forum.