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Dominik Pietzcker,Christina Vaih-Baur and knowledge as kaleidoscopic games of narrative possibility. In., the theme of variations takes the form of 55 micro-texts and 18 dialogues grouped into an overarching text, a prose poem for cities that recounts how Marco Polo, the Venetian traveler, describes to Kublai Khan, the emperor of Mongo

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Dominik Pietzcker,Christina Vaih-Baur new predominantly Black city in rural North Carolina. McKissick, the former National Director of the Congress for Racial Equality, envisioned a city built on the premise of Black economic and political autonomy, one that could serve as a model for socially progressive planning and Black empowerment

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Warum so viele Offerten vor die Wand fahren,nly true for us, two differently positioned ethnographers who have previously approached Tirana, the Albanian capital, from our own distinctive anthropological perspectives. As a Tirana native who has lived abroad since 1995 (Musaraj) and a foreigner with more experience than a casual visitor but le

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,Die 9 Schritte zum überzeugenden Angebot,ions, arguably, from a register of loss. That is, his invisible cities are those through which the Venetian traveler passed and to which he is likely never to return. For Marco Polo, the invisible city is a lost city. What is this relationship between the invisible city and the lost city? This chapt

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Management und Controlling im Mittelstand city itself, materially and geographically. This “fortress of indestructible leftovers” is continually pushed outward and piled higher, fusing into new landscapes (Calvino 1974, 115). Teetering piles of pianos, porcelain, and boilers—normally heavy and permanent items—threaten collapse at the edges

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Bernhard Rieß,Christoph Wallraffta that he rents, yields to expensive new SUVs and to construction vehicles that roar and belch diesel exhaust. Pedestrians pass us, as do walking venders selling flashlights, soccer balls, and washcloths commonly used for wiping sweat from one’s brow. Dust and noise surround the car, emanating from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-30589-5ty,” a “traditional city,” and a “cultural capital,” phrases that are echoed on entry tickets, guide maps, brochures, and signage. A mere 13 kilometers from Kathmandu, the capital, Bhaktapur is often described as a different universe, ancient and unchanging, resisting the march of modernity and glob

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