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Impact Study Nationaltheater Mannheim

Projekt: Transfer (Weiterbildung)

Projektbeteiligte

  • Nationaltheater Mannheim

Beschreibung

Umwegrentabilitätsstudie
StatusLaufend
Zeitraum01.01.12 → …

Verknüpfte Aktivitäten

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Publikationen

  1. Self-determined or non-self-determined? Exploring consumer motivation for sustainable food choices
  2. To the unknown reader: Constructing absent readership in the eighteenth-century novel: Fielding, Sterne and Richardson
  3. Rechenwege-Quartett
  4. NePAD als Selbstbindungslogik
  5. Range-wide genetic structure and diversity of the endemic tree line species Polylepis australis (Rosaceae) in Argentina
  6. Wie fange ich an ?
  7. Playing the past to understand the present
  8. Recurrent carbon labels induce bipartisan effects in environmental choices under risk
  9. The tip of the iceberg: laptop music and the information-technological transformation of music
  10. Germany
  11. Protecting older workers' employability
  12. The overburdened mother: How social workers view the private sphere
  13. SAMT
  14. Web-Based and Mobile Stress Management Intervention for Employees
  15. Tourist perceptions of summer weather in Scandinavia
  16. Proletarische und bürgerliche Jünglinge in der Moderne
  17. Divergente Antiken. Benns Dorische Welt
  18. How does the context and design of participatory decision making processes affect their outcomes? Evidence from sustainable land management in global drylands
  19. Hydrology and flood probability of the monsoon-dominated Chindwin River in northern Myanmar
  20. Validity and Reliability of Willingness-to-Pay Estimates
  21. "…some purpose other than decorative."
  22. Simulation of the quench sensitivity of the aluminum alloy 6082
  23. Systematic study of the effect of non-uniform seal stiffness on the contact stress in flat-faced soft-seated spring operated pressure relief valves
  24. Buchbesprechung
  25. Multidimensional Polarization of Income and Wealth: The Extent and Intensity of Poverty and Affluence