Martin Schultze – författare

Essay from the year 2005 in the subject Sociology - Religion, grade: 1,7, University of Erfurt, course: Internationale Summer school: Muslime im Westen, language: English, abstract: In the following I will try to illustrate some of the specific problems of integration of Muslims and will raise up some questions for discussion. But before that, I will spend some words in general. The main problem why we haven't face the integration as it came up was a wrong understanding in the Muslim people who came here. Currently there live 3.2 million Muslims in Germany mainly from turkey. They came here in the 60's as guest workers. We have treated them as guests, we were not familiar with their religion, we have not try to integrate them in our society, we have let them do in the believe that they are just guests and that they will go back in their home countries sooner or later. And we had also prejudicesagainst Muslims that were even written down in for example a schoolbook from the late 70 s. Here is a quotation about the Islam from the book: Allah is a violent and tyrannic god. Mohammed is uniquely tied to the evil: as a messenger of a violent god, he is violent himself, and so is Islamic man violent, malicious, and driven by his instincts. This quotation is hostile, ignorant, full of prejudices and wrong, but it was taught so in school and together with the public opinion it created frontiers and mistrust. Nowadays we see that most of the people stay here and the first and second generation may feel that Germany is more there home as the country their parents or grandparents came from. Now we have the notion that these people are here and we must integrate them in our society without creating new frontiers and removing old prejudices. The main task the first step - of the integration is that we must encourage the Muslims here to learn our language. At 9th of August this year there was a great fire in a residential house inBerlin. Inhabitants mainly from Arabic countries couldn t understand what the fire fighters told them. They said they should stay in their flats and don t run in the hall, because of the fireand the smoke. They didn t understand these instructions so 8 people run out in their deaths. Surely a very drastically example of misunderstanding.

This monograph provides an international perspective on pit lakes in post-mining landscapes, including the problem of geogenic acidification. Much has been learned during the last decade through research and practical experience on how to mitigate or remediate the environmental problems of acidic pit lakes. In the first part of the book, general scientific issues are presented in 21 contributions from the fields of geo-environmental science, water chemistry, lake physics, lake modeling, and on the peculiar biological features that occur in the extreme habitats of acidic pit lakes. Another chapter provides an overview of methods currently used to remediate acidic pit lakes and treat outflowing acidic water. The second part of the book is a collection of regional surveys of pit lake problems from three European countries and Australia, and case studies of various individual representative lakes. A final case study provides an innovative approach to assessing the economic value of new pitlakes and balancing the costs and benefits, a valuable tool for decision makers.

This monograph provides an international perspective on pit lakes in post-mining landscapes, including the problem of geogenic acidification. Much has been learned during the last decade through research and practical experience on how to mitigate or remediate the environmental problems of acidic pit lakes. In the first part of the book, general scientific issues are presented in 21 contributions from the fields of geo-environmental science, water chemistry, lake physics, lake modeling, and on the peculiar biological features that occur in the extreme habitats of acidic pit lakes. Another chapter provides an overview of methods currently used to remediate acidic pit lakes and treat outflowing acidic water. The second part of the book is a collection of regional surveys of pit lake problems from three European countries and Australia, and case studies of various individual representative lakes. A final case study provides an innovative approach to assessing the economic value of new pitlakes and balancing the costs and benefits, a valuable tool for decision makers.

This monograph provides an international perspective on pit lakes in post-mining landscapes, including the problem of geogenic acidification. Much has been learned during the last decade through research and practical experience on how to mitigate or remediate the environmental problems of acidic pit lakes. In the first part of the book, general scientific issues are presented in 21 contributions from the fields of geo-environmental science, water chemistry, lake physics, lake modeling, and on the peculiar biological features that occur in the extreme habitats of acidic pit lakes. Another chapter provides an overview of methods currently used to remediate acidic pit lakes and treat outflowing acidic water. The second part of the book is a collection of regional surveys of pit lake problems from three European countries and Australia, and case studies of various individual representative lakes. A final case study provides an innovative approach to assessing the economic value of new pitlakes and balancing the costs and benefits, a valuable tool for decision makers.

Martin Schultze geht mit seinem Buch der Frage nach, ob und in welchem Ausmaß Wählerheterogenität im deutschen Elektorat vorhanden ist. Wählerheterogenität wird dabei durch eine gruppenspezifische Erweiterung des Michigan-Modells analysiert. Anhand von Repräsentativdaten für Deutschland sowie mit Hilfe von Strukturgleichungsmodellen und multiplen Gruppenvergleichen zeigt er, dass ein beträchtliches Ausmaß an Heterogenität im Elektorat vorhanden ist und einfache Modelle der Wahlentscheidung diese nicht angemessen berücksichtigen.

Martin Schultze geht mit seinem Buch der Frage nach, ob und in welchem Ausmaß Wählerheterogenität im deutschen Elektorat vorhanden ist. Wählerheterogenität wird dabei durch eine gruppenspezifische Erweiterung des Michigan-Modells analysiert. Anhand von Repräsentativdaten für Deutschland sowie mit Hilfe von Strukturgleichungsmodellen und multiplen Gruppenvergleichen zeigt er, dass ein beträchtliches Ausmaß an Heterogenität im Elektorat vorhanden ist und einfache Modelle der Wahlentscheidung diese nicht angemessen berücksichtigen.