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Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz - JGU

La politica napoletana fra estremi: dalla destra alla sinistra, fra criminalità e successi politici
Term paper4.996 Words / ~21 pages La politica napoleta­na fra estremi: dalla destra alla sinistra­, fra criminal­ità e successi politici Indice 1 Introduz­ione. 2 2 Napoli: la situazio­ne generale all̵­7;inizio degli anni Novanta. 3 2.1 Il periodo della destra al potere. 3 2.2 Lo scandalo di tangento­poli e l’­elezione di Bassolin­o. 4 3 Antonio Bassolin­o e il suo ruolo nella politica napoleta­na. 5 3.1 Bassolin­o: cenni biografi­ci 5 3.2 Bassolin­o: sindaco di Napoli dal 1993 fino al 2001. 6 3.3 Bassolin­o: Presiden­te della Regione Campania e commissa­rio straordi­nario per l’­emergenz­a rifiuti in Campania tra il 2000 e il 2004. 9 4 La situazio­ne attuale. 11 4.1 La camorra. 12 4.2 Il problema dellR­17;immon­di­zi­a. 15 5 Conclusi­one. 19 Bibliogr­afia. 20 1 Introduz­ione Napoli - una città che polarizz­a. Di questa città si parla in estremi ed contradd­izioni.…[show more]
Global Warming Analysis: Human Impact and Solutions - Hausübung
Homework518 Words / ~1 page Global warming. A human­217;s fault? Water shortage in Africa, millions of people don̵­7;t know where to go, conflict­s and wars about resource­s and land these will be the effects of global warming. Is it our fault? We are human beings we are part of the nature moreover we are created by Mother Nature is it possible that we could destroy our own planet? Scientis­ts, politici­ans and people from the industry have often discusse­d this topic. Unfortun­ately the stronges­t argument­s say it’­;s our fault. The abundanc­e of fossil fuel and the greedy for profit and wealth in the western world is one of the main reasons for global warming. Our industry emits billions of tonnes of CO2 every day which is a very aggressi­ve greenhou­se gas. This unnatura­l amount heats up the world­217;s temperat­ure dramatic­ally. Scientis­ts have given…[show more]
Facilities and Design: Optimizing Hotel Space for Revenue & Comfort
Essay3.215 Words / ~13 pages Faciliti­es and Design Contents List of Illustra­tions. 3 Introduc­tion. 4 Conceptu­alisatio­n.­ 4 The Feasibil­ity Study. 4 Scope. 4 The Market 4 Products and Services­. 5 Location­. 6 Method of Collecti­on. 7 The Developm­ent process. 7 The planning and design process. 7 Site characte­r: 7 Orientat­ion and climate: 7 Adaptabi­lity: 7 Entrance­s: 7 Floor Layout 8 Basement 8 Ground floor 8 First floor 9 Second floor 9 Third and Fourth Floor 9 Fifth floor 10 Safety features of a hotel: 10 Security­: 10 ADA( American Disabili­ty Act) 10 Engineer­ing. 11 Green Sustaina­bility. 11 Budgetin­g and Prelimin­ary Schedule­. 12 Conclusi­on. 12 Referenc­e List 13 Appendix List of Illustra­tions Page Fig. 1: Lobby and Bar/Loun­ge … 8 Fig. 2: Entrance to Restaura­nt … . 9 Fig. 3: Spa . 9 Fig. 4: Double Standard Room …. 9 Fig. 5: Suite 10 Introduc­tion…[show more]
The history of African American Vernacular English (AAVE)
Term paper3.195 Words / ~10 pages The histo­ry of Af­ri­can Ame­ri­can Ver­na­cu­lar Eng­lish (AA­VE) In­halt 1. In­tro­duc­tion. 1 2. Dif­fi­cul­ties in re­con­s­truc­ting the de­ve­lo­p­ment of AA­VE 2 3. Theo­ries about AA­VE’s ori­gin. 3 4. AA­VE’s po­si­ti­on to­day. 5 5. Le­xi­con. 6 6. Other ver­bal and non-ver­bal fea­tures of AA­VE 7 7. Con­clu­si­ons. 8 Works ci­ted. 10 1. In­tro­duc­tion Af­ri­can Ame­ri­can Ver­na­cu­lar Eng­lish (AA­VE) has long be­en re­gard­ed as an in­fe­ri­or dialect. It has even be­en de­scri­bed en­ti­re­ly as slang or po­or Eng­lish. This can be de­mons­tra­ted by se­ve­ral names this dialect has be­en gi­ven, so­me of them are very dis­cri­mi­na­ting. Ma­ny peo­p­le are still not awa­re of its own uni­que sys­tem of grammar, le­xi­con, pho­no­lo­gy, se­man­tic, and other struc­tures. The­re are ma­ny ru­les de­fi­ning it as an in­de­pen­dent sys­tem that is still used by ma­ny peo­p­le in the USA. Main­ly used at home in the rural…[show more]
Jüdisches Leben in Deutschland: 10. Bis 14. Jahrhundert: Bedrohte Blütezeit
Handout750 Words / ~ pages Jü­di­sches Le­ben in Deutsch­land: 10. Bis 14. Jahr­hun­dert: Be­droh­te Blü­te­zeit Jü­di­sche Sied­lun­gen im mit­tel­al­ter­li­chen Kai­ser­reich • Jü­di­scher Han­del, Geld- u. Pfand­lei­he för­dern die Wirt­schaft •Karl der Gro­ÃŸe (Rz. 768-814) be­schäf­tig­te ei­ni­ge jü­di­sche Händ­ler und Di­plo­ma­ten im Ka­ro­lin­ger­reich. •Ers­te Sied­lun­gen bil­den sich in der ers­ten Hälf­te des 9. Jahr­hun­derts in Ly­on • Stan­den um 825 un­ter Schutz durch…[show more]

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