Geschichte und Landeskunde

Wissenschaft
Gert Kollmer von Oheimb-Loup/
Jochen Streb (Hg.)
Finanzierung von Innovationen
Stuttgarter historische Studien
zur Landes- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte,
Band 15
ca. 224 Seiten mit etwa 15 Abbildungen,
Grafiken und Tabellen
15,5 x 23 cm, Halbleinen
ca. € 46,- / sFr 71,90
ISBN 978-3-7995-5565-4
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Herbst/Winter 2010/11
Udo Engbring-Romang
»Mit einer Rückkehr ist nicht
mehr zu rechnen ...«
Die Verfolgung der Sinti und
Roma in Mannheim
Quellen und Darstellungen zur
Mannheimer Stadtgeschichte,
Band 11
ca. 208 Seiten mit etwa
40 Abbildungen
17 x 24 cm, gebunden
ca. € 24,90 / sFr 41,50
ISBN 978-3-7995-0960-2
WGS 1 550
Herbst/Winter 2010/11
Andreas Meyer (Hg.)
Kirchlicher und religiöser Alltag
im Spätmittelalter
Akten der internationalen Tagung
in Weingarten, 4.–7. Oktober 2007
Schriften zur Südwestdeutschen
Landeskunde, Band 69
ca. 272 Seiten
17 x 24 cm, gebunden
ca. € 34,90 / sFr 54,90
ISBN 978-3-7995-5269-1
WGS 1 550
Herbst 2010
Nikolaus Back
Dorf und Revolution
Die Ereignisse von 1848/49 im
ländlichen Württemberg
Schriften zur Südwestdeutschen
Landeskunde, Band 70
ca. 544 Seiten mit etwa
25 Abbildungen
17 x 24 cm, gebunden
ca. € 46,- / sFr 71,90
ISBN 978-3-7995-5270-7
WGS 1 550
Herbst 2010
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Ein steter Strom von Innovationen
ist unabdingbare Voraussetzung
für nachhaltiges Wirtschaftswachstum.
Deren erfolgreiche
Implementierung setzt nicht nur
Kreativität, sondern auch die Verfügbarkeit
ausreichender Finanzmittel
voraus. Deshalb verwundert
es, dass die Frage der Finanzierung
von Innovationen bisher
vernachlässigt wurde. Bei der Tagung
»Finanzierung von Innovationen«,
deren Beiträge hier publiziert
werden, wurden neue Erkenntnisse
aus Wissenschaft und
Praxis in einem interdisziplinären
Forum vorgestellt. Die Verknüpfung
von historischen und aktuellen
Erfahrungen leistet einen
Beitrag zur Schließung der konstatierten
Forschungslücke.
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Gert Kollmer-Von Oheimb-Loup,
geb. 1949, ist Direktor des WirtschaftsarchivsBaden-Württemberg
und Professor für Wirtschafts-
und Sozialgeschichte. Jochen
Streb, geb. 1966, ist Ordinarius für
Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte
mit Agrargeschichte. Beide lehren
an der Universität Hohenheim.
Wie überall in Deutschland wurden
im März 1943 Sinti und Roma
aus Mannheim von den nationalsozialistischen
Machthabern in
das Vernichtungslager Auschwitz
deportiert. Ziel war wie bei den
Juden die Beseitigung der als
»außereuropäische Fremdrasse«
bezeichneten Menschen. Die
Diskriminierung und Verfolgung
begann aber nicht erst in der Zeit
des Nationalsozialismus; schon
früher wurden sie ausgegrenzt
und waren bereits in der Weimarer
Zeit staatlichen Repressionen
ausgesetzt. Selbst nach 1945 lassen
sich – wie Udo Engbring-Romang
quellennah zeigt – entsprechende
antiziganistische Ressentiments
in der Politik, bei
Behördenmitarbeitern und auch
in den Medien vor Ort aufzeigen,
wenn es etwa um Fragen einer
Wiedergutmachung, um Anerkennung
des Völkermords oder
konkret um die Zuweisung von
Wohnungen ging.
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Dr. Udo Engbring-Romang, Historiker,
Vorstandsmitglied der
Gesellschaft für Antiziganismusforschung
e.V.
Mit Bittschriften an die Pönitentiarie,
die in diesem Band für die
Landesgeschichte erstmals erschlossen
werden, suchten die
Menschen im Spätmittelalter direkten
Kontakt zum Papst. Diese
Suppliken betreffen das sittliche
und religiöse Leben von Laien und
Geistlichen. Inhaltlich decken
sie ein breites Spektrum ab – von
der Dispens von Ehehindernissen,
unehelicher Geburt oder vom
Fasten über die Gewährung von
Beichtbriefen bis hin zur Absolution
von Verstößen gegen kirchenrechtliche
Normen. Wir
hören unter anderem von unterschiedlichen
Ansichten über die
Gültigkeit einer Ehe, von Nonnen
und Mönchen, die Auswege aus
dem klösterlichen Leben suchten,
sowie von Gewaltakten von Laien
oder Geistlichen an Geistlichen.
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Mit Beiträgen von: A. Meyer,
H.J. Mierau, H. Schneider, R. Voltmer,
W. Williams-Krapp, A.-K. Lenk,
W.P. Müller, F. Neumann, E. Bünz,
B. Schimmelpfennig, E. Schlotheuber,
A. Beriger, L. Schmugge,
P. Ostinelli, M. Klipsch und
K. Salonen.
Die Schauplätze der Revolution
von 1848 in Württemberg befanden
sich keineswegs nur in den
Städten, auch die Landbevölkerung
spielte eine aktive Rolle
im politischen Geschehen. Nach
den Tumulten gegen Adelsherrschaften
und Schultheißen im
Frühjahr 1848 sah sie in der
Gründung von über 400 ländlichen
Volksvereinen ein zeitgemäßes
Mittel, um ihre
Interessen durchzusetzen.
Diese bislang stark unterschätzte
Massenpolitisierung der Landbevölkerung
führte zu einer aktiven
Rolle in der Reichsverfassungskampagne
und erklärt, wie die
Demokraten auch nach der
Niederlage der Revolution 1849
noch große Wahlerfolge erzielen
konnten.
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Nikolaus Back absolvierte die Ausbildung
zum Diplom-Archivar (FH)
und studierte Neuere Geschichte
und Empirische Kulturwissenschaften
in Tübingen. Seit 1987 Leiter
des Stadtarchivs bzw. seit 2002 des
städt. Museums Filderstadt.
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