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Miroslav Čovan / Anna Barnau
The Culture of Latin Inscriptions in Slovakia – New Findings in Epigraphy
Schriften zur Kulturgeschichte
This scholarly monograph presents a new perspective on the study of Latin inscriptions in Slovakia. Inscriptions are inseparable from the objects that bear them—whether monumental architecture, funerary monuments, or small everyday artefacts—and therefore preserve unique connections between text, material, and historical context. [...]
Lefteris Topaloglou / Eike Albrecht / Steven Kramm / Niyanta Shetye (Ed.)
Pursuing Societal Transformation in Coal Mining Regions through Education and Knowledge Transfer
Umweltrecht in Forschung und Praxis
This volume is the outcome of a scientific workshop on Pursuing Societal Transformation through Education and Knowledge Transfer in Kozani. The workshop was carried out in December 2022 in the framework of a cooperation project financed by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). The project brought together Brandenburg University of […]
Oksana Kondratieva
The Language-Centric Approach to Creativity in Translation
TRANSLATOLOGIE – Studien zur Übersetzungswissenschaft
The monograph The Language-Centric Approach to Creativity in Translation focuses on the linguistic dimension of creativity in translation – an aspect often overlooked in favour of cognitive, psychological, cultural, or educational perspectives. Drawing on Quine’s principle of ontological relativity, the study positions translation as a […]
Jasna Mažgon
A Historical Overview of Selected Action Research Concepts
The 20th century witnessed significant advancements in the domain of social sciences, characterised by methodological and epistemological discourses among positivist, critical-theoretical, and constructivist frameworks. Attempts to unify these sciences under a single framework gave rise to considerable tensions and the emergence of new […]
Alla El Kahla
Al-istikhbār as an Idiom of Performance in the Tunisian Musical Tradition
An Indigenous Ethnomusicologist’s Alternative Perspective
Al-istikhbār; a distinctive idiom, practice and genre within the rich tapestry of Tunisian musical heritage. This cultural and musical concept is acknowledged as a traditional instrumental and vocal genre not only within Tunisian musical tradition but also holds significant importance in the broader Maghreb music region. [...]
Isabelle G. A. Hahn-Notter
How Firms Turn Knowledge into Valuable Outputs
Disentangling Research on Absorptive Capacity
Schriftenreihe innovative betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis
In today’s dynamic environment firms are under constant pressure to improve their performance and find new, innovative ways of competing. To be able to adapt to change, the sourcing and processing of knowledge is pivotal. Developing absorptive capacity, namely processes to acquire, assimilate, transform, and exploit knowledge, is thus decisive […]
Mojca K. Šebart / Andreja Hočevar / Mojca Lukan
Shaping Knowledge: Economic Interests and the Quality of Education
Edited and foreword by Mark J. Užmah
Frühpädagogik in Forschung und Praxis
The book Shaping Knowledge: Economic Interests and the Quality of Education explores the influence of international institutions such as the OECD, the World Bank, and the institutions of the EU on early childhood education and care. These institutions aim to introduce economically viable and cost-effective education throughout the […]
Moisés Israel Medrano Garay
Getting Knowledge of Evil: A Comparison of Wolfhart Pannenberg᾿s and Gustavo Gutiérrez᾿s Theology
THEOS – Studienreihe Theologische Forschungsergebnisse
This book compares the understanding of evil by Wolfhart Pannenberg and Gustavo Gutiérrez. It addresses the question on, how do Pannenberg and Gutiérrez get knowledge of the “reality” of evil? The answer to the question is that they get knowledge of such a “reality” in a very similar way: dialectically and interdisciplinary. [...]
Sebastian Möbus
Social Networks and the Organizational Knowledge Transfer Process
Relational and Structural Effects on the Micro-Phase of Knowledge Acquisition
Schriftenreihe innovative betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung und Praxis
The capability to effectively transfer and leverage knowledge from all kinds of resources has become one of the important sources of competitive advantage, innovativeness, and sustained firm performance. Prior research has shown that the internal social networks of a firm contribute to the transfer of knowledge. The knowledge transfer process, […]
Sandra Mršnik / Majda Cencič / Daniel Doz / Darjo Felda / Mara Cotič
The Relationship Between Students᾿ Attitudes Towards Problem-Solving and Their Achievements in Mathematics
Different learning theories have attributed great importance to problem solving, but the perception of what influences the problem solving and what problem solving is really about differed significantly between theories. From the conception that only the reproduction of learned procedures is important for problem solving, to concepts advocating […]