Robert Lindner – författare

“A fascinating mixture of traditional psychoanalytic thinking with clinical strategies that even today would be considered creative and controversial, The Fifty-Minute Hour has never failed to capture the imagination. . . . No student’s education in psychotherapy is complete without reading this book. Decades after its original publication, it still stands as a pioneering landmark in the history of psychotherapy.”-John Suler

As the world accelerates towards a renewable energy transition, the demand for critical raw materials (CRMs) for energy generation, conversion, and storage technologies is seeing a drastic increase. Such materials are not only subject to limited supply and extreme price volatility but can also represent serious burdens to the environment, to human health, and also to socio-political systems. Taking an interdisciplinary perspective, this book provides a novel perspective on the discussion about material dependencies of energy technologies. It examines CRMs use in fuel cells, an emerging energy conversion technology, and discusses governance strategies for early-stage fuel cell development to predict and avoid potential issues. This will be an invaluable resource for researchers in energy studies, engineering, sociology and political science as well as those with a general interest in this field looking for an accessible overview.

As the world accelerates towards a renewable energy transition, the demand for critical raw materials (CRMs) for energy generation, conversion, and storage technologies is seeing a drastic increase. Such materials are not only subject to limited supply and extreme price volatility but can also represent serious burdens to the environment, to human health, and also to socio-political systems. Taking an interdisciplinary perspective, this book provides a novel perspective on the discussion about material dependencies of energy technologies. It examines CRMs use in fuel cells, an emerging energy conversion technology, and discusses governance strategies for early-stage fuel cell development to predict and avoid potential issues. This will be an invaluable resource for researchers in energy studies, engineering, sociology and political science as well as those with a general interest in this field looking for an accessible overview.

Das Salzburger Haus der Natur und seine Geschichte sind untrennbar mit der Person von Eduard Paul Tratz verbunden. Tratz gründete in den 1920er Jahren ein innovatives Natur- und Gesellschaftsmuseum, das er 1939 aus opportunistischen Motiven in das SS-"Ahnenerbe" integrierte und an den biologistischen Zeitgeist anpasste. Nach seiner Internierung durch die US-Besatzungsbehörden wurde Tratz 1949 erneut zum Museumsdirektor bestellt. Damit begann eine zweite Phase der "Ära Tratz", die durch ein hohes Maß an öffentlicher Wertschätzung bei gleichzeitiger Ausklammerung seines Handelns während der NS-Zeit gekennzeichnet war. Der vorliegende Sammelband ist nicht nur eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit Tratz'' ambivalenter Persönlichkeit. Er beinhaltet darüber hinaus einen Abriss der Geschichte des Museums als Institution, eine eingehende Darstellung der Kontinuitäten und des Wandels im Ausstellungsbereich sowie eine Geschichte der Sammlungsbestände unter Einbeziehung der Provenienzforschung.