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Was kann national und international wirklich gegen die dro- hende Klimakatastrophe getan werden? F}r das in diesem Buch vorgestellte internationale Konzept zur Bek{mpfung des Treibhauseffektes erhielt der Autor im Juni 1991 den Oc - van-der-Grinten-Preis, einen der {ltesten und bedeutendsten Preise in Europa zur F|rderung der Wissenschaft im Umwelt- schutz. Im Gegensatz zu den bisher meist von Naturwissenschaftlern gef}hrten Klimaschutzdiskussionen wird hier dem Kriterium der |konomischen Effizienz eine angemessene Bedeutung beige- messen, was wesentlich zu der Durchf}hrbarkeit des Konzeptes beitr{gt

The article reveals the activities of Khudayar Khan's younger brother, the ruler of the Margilan bekdom Sultan Murad-bek (1837-1875), his place in the social and political life of the Kokand Khanate and his tragic fate. Over the past ten years, the ruler of the Kokand Khanate in Margilan was Said Sultan Murad-bek, whose activities in the administrative system were preserved in the archives of the Kokand khans. According to reports, Sultan Murad-bek ruled the Margilan bek independently.

Historians of Stalinism have noted that Stalin received praise from unlikely sources in the Russian emigration. A pertinent case in point is the enthusiastic commendation by Aleksandr L'vovich Kazem-Bek (1902-77), a self-styled neomonarchist, and his émigré party called the Mladorossy (Young Russians). The subject of this article is the career of this would-be Führer of the émigré radical Right. My objective, however, is not only to describe a significant historical aspect of the emigration but also to bring to light a case where Stalinism won converts from a movement of hypertrophied and openly fascist Russian nationalists. Recent scholarly attention to the history of the emigration, long a neglected chapter in histories of post-1917 Russia, has inspired this exploration into the politics of the emigre radical Right and its special appeal to the émigré "sons," the bitterly disillusioned second generation in exile.

The article is devoted to Bek Bulat one of the characters in the Golden Horde history of the end of the 14th century and one of the first traitors during the confrontation between khan Tokhtamysh and Aksak Timur. During this period, the Golden Horde again faced political instability. Bek Bulat was the first and foremost among the contenders to the central power. His figure is interesting because at the beginning of his career, he was one of Toktamysh's military commanders and his relative, but later he betrayed his suzerain. His story helps us to understand Edigu and his supporters. For if Bek Bulat would not be destroyed in 1392, possibly it would have been he who would have become the arbiter of fate in the early 15th century. Tensions between Tokhtamysh's supporters and opponents were profound. Tokhtamysh proclaimed the revival of the Golden Horde of the times of khans Uzbek and Janibek, but his adversaries opposed Tokhtamysh's policy aimed at centralizing power. They wished to maintain influence of clans in order to prevent beklyaribek and vizier's power to become declarative. To accomplish their goals Tokhtamysh's adversaries tried to use his confrontation with Timur and came into contact with the latter. They betrayed Toktamysh during the decisive battle on Kondurcha in 1391, and later he executed them for this treachery.

Wir arbeiten "ganzheitlich"! Seit Beginn moderner Sozialer Arbeit findet sich dieser Begriff nicht nur in der Alltagspraxis, sondern auch im Fachdiskurs. Der Rekurs auf Ganzheitlichkeit ist von der Ambition getragen, den Menschen und dessen Lebensprobleme adäquater als andere Professionen zu erfassen. Diesem Anliegen geht der Text im Hinblick auf das Menschenbild in der Sozialen Arbeit nach und stellt die Frage, ob der Begriff aufrechterhalten oder endlich verworfen werden sollte.