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AbstractThe study aims at validating the Career Decision-Making Adaptability Score (CDA Score) by investigating its predictive influence on objective and subjective career success, career adaptability, and psychological well-being over a 1-year period. Furthermore, the predictive influence of additional career decision-making strategies was scrutinized. Regression analyses of data from 78 employed individuals from two measurement time points demonstrated that the CDA Score predicts yet unexplored variables (e.g., psychological well-being) and consulting with others contributes to career adaptability and satisfaction. The findings extend research on career decision-making, validate the CDA Score longitudinally, and offer directions for the design of career counseling services.

A large amount of the pollution of modern cities is caused by individual transportation. Hence, many road users suffer from stress, emissions and noise. Smart mobility services can help improving the situa-tion by distributing traffic more consistently across different routes, times, and transportation modes. These services comprise two dimensions, a technical and a socio-technical. The latter addresses the road user's role as data and knowledge provider and stresses the road user's role in actively contributing to relieved traffic. As such, road users display one of the strongest levers to sustainably relieve traffic both in terms of knowledge providers and traffic actors. Using a systematic analysis of 28 publications, we show that existing SMob services show several chal-lenges related to the involvement of road users. We call for more research on SMob services that account for long-term user involvement e.g. by positively in-fluences road users' practices and routines.

Evaluation is an important measure for quality control in e-learning, which aims at improving a learning environment and adapting it to users' needs, as well as proving values and benefits of a course to financers and participants. However, results and styles of evaluation are subject to the designers', the evaluators' and the participants' individual and socio-cultural backgrounds. This paper examines evaluation from an infrastructure perspective and presents dimensions and parameters for the evaluation of e-learning. The authors take cognitive, epistemological, social and technical infrastructures into account.

Der gesellschaftliche Umgang mit Homosexualität in der zweiten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts war von christlich-religiösen Begründungs- und Rechtfertigungsmustern geprägt. In der parlamentarischen Auseinandersetzung im Zeitraum 1945–1990 werden weitreichende Paradigmenwechsel sichtbar. Am Anfang stand eine Affirmation der NS-Gesetzgebung, die die Strafbarkeit homosexueller Handlungen zwischen erwachsenen Männern verschärft hatte; am Ende etablierten sich die Forderungen nach juristischer und gesellschaftlicher Gleichstellung. Für den politisch-gesellschaftlichen Umgang mit Homosexualität spielten dabei Verständigungsprozesse über Ausmaß und Inhalt der rechtlichen Regelung ebenso eine Rolle wie Reform- und Liberalisierungsbewegungen innerhalb der christlichen Kirchen.Religion im Parlament zeigt, dass die parlamentarische Auseinandersetzung über männliche Homosexualität keineswegs einem linearen Emanzipationsnarrativ folgte. Vielmehr konkurrierten alternative Perspektiven, die etwa im britischen Kontext auch noch in den 1980er Jahren reaktiviert wurden. Darüber hinaus zeigt die Arbeit, wie religiöse Bezüge hergestellt wurden, wie sie sich veränderten und welche Varianten und Widersprüche sich ausmachen lassen. Konfessionelle Unterschiede kommen dabei ebenso zu Wort wie regionale Besonderheiten. Anhand dieses Fallbeispiels zeigt die Studie auch, wie um den Platz von Religion vor dem Hintergrund religiöser Transformationsprozesse gerungen wird.

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Body -- Florian Kührer-Wielach / Oliver Rathkolb: Introduction -- Florian Kührer-Wielach: Habsburg Revenants on Victory Road. Greater Romania's Integration Process 1918-33 -- 1. A Vision for a New Country -- 2. Hope: 1928 -- 3. 1918 - a Decisive Moment without a Decision -- 4. A Look Back at the Late Danube Monarchy -- 5. A Look Back at the "Old Kingdom" of Romania -- 6. The "Great Unification" in Figures -- 7. Minorities in Greater Romania -- 8. A Transylvanian Episode, 1919/1920 -- 9. Institutional Transformation -- Centralization -- Romanianization -- Socialization -- 10. Habsburg Revenants on Victory Road -- 11. Another Moment of Hope: 1928 -- 12. Escalation of Violence and the End of Hope -- 13. Starting Shots for an Authoritarian Era -- 14. Selected Bibliography -- Katharina Ebner: Ideology Transfer of Italian Fascism. Fascist Transmission Belts in Vienna and Budapest -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Fascist Transmission Belts: Ideology Transfer via Fasci, Language/Culture and the Church -- 2.1 The Fascist Transmission Belt of Fasci all'estero -- 2.2 The Fascist Transmission Belt of Language/Culture -- 2.3 The Fascist Transmission Belt of the Church -- 3. The Rise and Decline of Italian Fascism in Vienna -- 3.1 Austrian National Characteristics -- 3.2 Phases of the Reception of Fascism in Vienna and their Impact on Fascist Transmission Belts -- 4. The Rise and Decline of Italian Fascism in Budapest -- 4.1 Hungarian National Characteristics -- 4.2 Phases of the Reception of Fascism in Budapest and their Impact on Fascist Transmission Belts -- 5. Concluding remarks -- 5.1 Mussolini's Ideological Goals in the Danube Region -- 5.2 The Centrality of Language and Knowledge about the Country -- 5.3 The Fascist Challenge in Europe -- 5.4 Outlook -- 6. Selected Bibliography.