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Inbunden, Svenska, 2026
279 kr
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Hans egen brorsdotter, klinisk psykolog, har beskrivit honom som världens farligaste man. En nära rådgivare kallar honom för en amerikansk Hitler. Med stöd i omfattande dokumentation tecknar Alain Roy ett skakande porträtt av vår tids stora antihjälte – en playboy som konsekvent slösat bort den enorma förmögenhet han ärvt av sin far. Trots att flera av hans företag gått i konkurs har han lyckats framställa sig som en framgångsrik affärsman – en strategi som har tagit honom ända till Vita huset. Hur många fler gränser går att passera? Fallet Trump ringar in essensen av en man som bjuder in hela världen till sitt skådespel. Vare sig man vill titta eller inte.
Häftad, Franska, 2025, 15+ år
491 kr
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This book highlights the role of libraries and archives in preserving the memory of official-language minority communities (OLMCs) and their contribution to the vitality of these communities, particularly that of their collective memory.This reflection is based on three transversal axes. The first concerns documentary heritage's support for memorial vitality, and the efforts made by libraries and archives to promote and make accessible archives and support community memory. The second concerns the policies needed to support access and remove language barriers. The last concerns the state and development of collections, particularly OLMC representation. The book is divided into two sections. The first, "Libraries: collections and policies in favor of linguistic minorities," presents various issues related to libraries serving minority language communities from a national and international perspective, while the second, "Archives for living communities," focuses on the contribution of community archives to the vitality of OLMCs from east to west across the country.This book is published in French.
Inbunden, Franska, 2025, 15+ år
1 037 kr
Kommande
This book highlights the role of libraries and archives in preserving the memory of official-language minority communities (OLMCs) and their contribution to the vitality of these communities, particularly that of their collective memory.This reflection is based on three transversal axes. The first concerns documentary heritage's support for memorial vitality, and the efforts made by libraries and archives to promote and make accessible archives and support community memory. The second concerns the policies needed to support access and remove language barriers. The last concerns the state and development of collections, particularly OLMC representation. The book is divided into two sections. The first, "Libraries: collections and policies in favor of linguistic minorities," presents various issues related to libraries serving minority language communities from a national and international perspective, while the second, "Archives for living communities," focuses on the contribution of community archives to the vitality of OLMCs from east to west across the country.This book is published in French.