Übersetzung für "Beiträge in sammelbänden" in Englisch

Jahrhunderts" (2002, with Mark Terkessidis) or "Regieren im Bildraum" (2008), Holert has published many articles and essays in magazines, compilations, and catalogs on artists such as Harun Farocki and Omer Fast, who are represented in the exhibition "Image Counter Image".

Articles in anthologies are considered worthless publications in comparison; only publications with English-language publishers regarded as important can enhance the authorâ€TMs status.

Easy-to-use data bases provide information on specialist literature (books, contributions in anthologies and specialist journals, academic research papers, and theses).

The focus of his research is the history of Africa and colonialism, on which he has published books as well as numerous papers in journals and in edited collections.

The focus of his research is the history of Africa and colonialism, on which he has published books as well as numerous papers in journals and in edited collections.

Publication Costs In all FWF programmes, costs for peer-reviewed journal publications and similar formats (e.g. contributions to proceedings and collected volumes) can be requested up to three years after the end of the project (see Peer-Reviewed Publications)

Some publishers in the humanities act cautiously while others demonstrate cautious openness towards OA. Although established business models remain in place, the principle is gaining ground that contributions published in print editions of edited volumes or journals may be self-archived in a repository upon expiry of an embargo period. Some publishers allow only the author’s version (without the publisher’s layout) to be self-archived, while others (for example Winter Universitätsverlag, Gunter Narr, and de Gruyter) permit the archiving of the publisher’s version.

They regularly organize international conferences (Oxford 2007, Leuven 2009, Regensburg 2010, Siegen 2011, Leuven 2012, Groningen 2013). The conference papers are published in a volume.

Collective volume articles are funded if the respective publisher is listed in the Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB) or is a member of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA).

He regularly publishes articles on philosophy, art and media theory in magazines, anthology volumes and catalogues, and is the author of a number of pieces for radio for various German networks, in which he discusses topical issues on a regular basis.

In all FWF programmes, costs for peer-reviewed journal publications and similar formats (e.g. contributions to proceedings and collected volumes) can be requested up to three years after the end of the project; see Peer-Reviewed Publications.

The conference presentations will be published in a book to accompany the exhibition.

He is author of several articles for journals and contributed chapters to a number of anthologies.

Shafir is the author of two monographs and a large number of scholarly articles in anthologies and journals in English, German and Hebrew (see bibliography ).

He wrote and co-authored several books that were translated to many languages. He is also the author of articles in edited volumes and international magazines.

An edited volume of selected papers is currently being prepared and will be published as part of the “Sociology of Organizations” series.

The contributions will be published by the Foundation for Siberian Cultures as a volume edited by Erich Kasten, Katja Roller, and Joshua Wilbur.

The focus of his research is African history and colonialism, on which subjects he has published hundreds of articles in magazines and anthologies, as well as numerous books.

The contributions in this volume provide the impetus for an exemplary discussion of the productive potential of the Diaspora.

As in past years, the BIBB has compiled and published a collection of the submissions, so that others can learn from them and they can be used to help resolve training-related problems in other regions.

The features in this anthology examine positive and negative effects of migration for both Germany and the African countries of origin.