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Ivo GOLDSTEIN, Holokaust u Zagrebu, Novi Liber, Židovska općina Zagreb, Zagreb 2001. 725 str.
U starogradskoj vijećnici u Zagrebu 5. studenog 2001. predstavljena je knjiga dr. Ive Goldsteina Holokaust u Zagrebu. Knjiga je izdana u suizdavaštvu Židovske općine Zagreb i Novog Libera, a suautor knjige je Slavko Goldstein. Knjigu su javnosti predstavili prof. dr. Mirjana Gross, povjesničarka u mirovini, prof. dr. Ognjen Kraus, predsjednik Židovske općine Zagreb, Milan Bandić, gradonačelnik Zagreba, prof. dr. Neven Budak, dekan Filozofskog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu te autor i suautor knjige. Počasni gosti na predstavljanju knjige bili su članovi Židovske općine Zagreb koji su preživjeli holokaust i predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Stjepan Mesić. Na kraju predstavljanja zagrebački rabin Kotel Da-Don izmolio je Kadiš za sve žrtve holokausta...On November 5, 2001, Dr. Ivo Goldstein's book "Holocaust in Zagreb" was presented in the Old Town Hall in Zagreb. The book was co-published by the Jewish Community of Zagreb and Novi Liber, and the co-author of the book is Slavko Goldstein. The book was presented to the public by prof. Ph.D. Mirjana Gross, a retired historian, prof. Ph.D. Ognjen Kraus, president of the Jewish Community of Zagreb, Milan Bandić, mayor of Zagreb, prof. Ph.D. Neven Budak, dean of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb and author and co-author of the book. The guests of honor at the presentation of the book were members of the Jewish Community of Zagreb who survived the Holocaust and the President of the Republic of Croatia Stjepan Mesić. At the end of the presentation, Rabbi Kotel Da-Don of Zagreb prayed Kaddish for all the victims of the Holocaust..
First person - Ivo de Vos
First Person is a series of interviews with the first authors of a selection of papers published in Biology Open, helping early-career researchers promote themselves alongside their papers. Ivo de Vos is first author on 'The novel zebrafish model pretzel demonstrates a central role for SH3PXD2B in defective collagen remodelling and fibrosis in Frank-Ter Haar syndrome', published in BiO. Ivo conducted the research described in this article while a Research Fellow in Professor Maurice van Steensel's lab at the Skin Research Institute of Singapore (SRIS), Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore. He is now a Postgraduate House Officer in Clinical Genetics, currently working in patient care in the Department of Genetics, at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), The Netherlands, investigating pathophysiological mechanisms underlying common skin conditions by studying rare genetic skin disorders, ultimately improving patient care
What is the purpose of Razum [Sanity]? On Dr. Stjepan Razum’s comment of my review of the book Jasenovac by Professor Ivo Goldstein, PhD, published in Časopis za suvremenu povijest [Journal of Contemporary History] 51 (2019), no. 1
The reaction of Vladimir Geiger to Stjepan Razum’s comment of his review of the book Jasenovac by Ivo Goldstein
Dvadeset godina Zavoda za hrvatsku povijest (1971-1991), Izdavač: Zavod za hrvatsku povijest Filozofskog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, Glasni i odgovorni urednik: dr. Ivo Goldstein, Urednik: Mario Strecha – Ivo Goldstein, U povodu dvadesete godišnjice Zavoda (Odjela) za hrvatsku povijest (str. 315-319); Popis kratica (str. 320); Bibliografija Radova članova i suradnika Zavoda za hrvatsku povijest (1981-1991) (str. 321-355); Sažeci monografija objavljenih 1981-1991 (str. 256-369)
Predictable and Avoidable: What’s Next?
The author of this paper (Dr. Ivo Pezzuto) has been one of the first authors to write back in 2008 about the alleged "subprime mortgage loans fraud" which has triggered the 2008 financial crisis, in combination with multiple other complex, highly interrelated, and concurrent factors.
The author has been also one of the first authors to report in that same working paper of 2008 (available on SSRN and titled "Miraculous Financial Engineering or Toxic Finance? The Genesis of the U.S. Subprime Mortgage Loans Crisis and its Consequences on the Global Financial Markets and Real Economy") the high probability of a Eurozone debt crisis, due to a number of unsolved structural macroeconomic problems, the lack of a single crisis resolution scheme, current account imbalances, and in some countries, housing bubbles/high private debt.
In the book published in 2013 and titled "Predictable and Avoidable: Repairing Economic Dislocation and Preventing the Recurrence of Crisis", Dr. Ivo Pezzuto has exposed the root causes of the financial crisis in order to enables readers to understand that the crisis we have seen was predictable and should have been avoidable, and that a recurrence can be avoided, if lessons are learned and the right action taken.
Almost one year after the publication of the book "Predictable and Avoidable: Repairing Economic Dislocation and Preventing the Recurrence of Crisis", the author has decided to write this working paper to explore what happened in the meantime to the financial markets and to the financial regulation implementation.
Most of all, the author with this working paper aims to provide an updated analysis as strategist and scenario analyst on the topics addressed in the book "Predictable and Avoidable" based on a forward-looking perspective and on potential "tail risk" scenarios. The topics reported in this paper relate to financial crises; Government policy; financial regulation; corporate governance; credit risk management; financial risk management; economic policy; Euro Zone debt crisis; the "Great Recession"; business ethics; sociology, finance and financial markets.
This working paper aims to contribute to the debate about the change needed in the banking and finance industries and to supervisory frameworks, in order to enhance regulatory mechanisms and to improve global financial stability and sustainability.
Conclusion: This paper aims to demonstrate that, in spite of the artificially reduced volatility in the markets, systemic risks have not been reduced after the global financial crisis and that, currently (September 2014), adverse scenarios seem to be much more likely than previously expected by regulators and supervisory authorities, due to the prolonged massive accommodative monetary policies, the increased economic and geo-political risks, and some incomplete or unfit financial regulation. Thus, the stress testing models, their underlying assumptions, and the supervisory authorities' oversight practices should be probably revised to take into account the rising risks of the new emerging scenari
U povodu knjige: Ivo GOLDSTEIN, Hrvatska 1918 - 2008., Europapress holding, Novi liber, Zagreb 2008., 931 str. – osvrt na poglavlja: 48. “Rasap i slom NDH, Bleiburg i Križni put”, 49. “’Obračun s narodnim neprijateljem’” i 50. “Ratni i demografski gubici”
Po opsegu ljudskih stradanja i žrtava, a i dalekosežnim posljedicama, slučaj Bleiburg i sudbina folksdojčera ogledni su primjeri partizanske i komunističke represije i zločina odnosno kako to neki nazivaju “obračuna s narodnim neprijateljem” potkraj Drugoga svjetskog rata i u neposrednom poraću. Iako o tim događajima postoji mnogobrojna literatura i arhivsko gradivo, niz je otvorenih pitanja i protupitanja o kojima opsežne prikaze i tumačenja donosi i povjesničar Ivo Goldstein u najnovijoj sintezi suvremene hrvatske povijesti, naslovljenoj Hrvatska 1918 - 2008
Ivo Pilar’s Role in the Organization of Croats in Bosnia and Hercegovina
Based on the fact that Dr. Ivo Pilar lived and worked in Bosnia and
Herzegovina for fifteen years (1905-1920) of his life, the author cautions that no
attempt has been made to describe Pilar’s public activities in that part of the former
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Beginning with an outline of the “Difficulties
of Croat Catholics in Bosnia and Hercegovina,” the author gives an overview of
the formation of the Croatian People’s Union (1906) and Pilar’s contribution to
its work, then the reasons and circumstances of the conflict between this party
and the Vrhbosnian Archbishop Josip Stadler, who established the Croat
Catholic Association, leading to a split among the Bosnian and Herzegovinian
Croats of Catholic faith
Literatura, violência e fúria plástica: entrevista com Mafalda Ivo Cruz
Interview with the Portuguese writer Mafalda Ivo Cruz, in which the author deals mainly with the craft of writing and the configuration of her novels.Entrevista com a escritora portuguesa Mafalda Ivo Cruz, na qual a autora trata principalmente do ofício da escrita e da configuração de seus romances
On the Ethnogenesis of the Croats in the Early Middle Ages
U prvom dijelu rada, autor navodi i komentira neke starije teze o porijeklu Hrvata i značenju njihovog etničkog imena. Od tih teza, tzv. »iranska« izgleda mu kao »najmanje nevjerojatna« jer se iz rada Konstantina Porfirogeneta može zaključiti da je jedan sloj Hrvata bio u dodiru s iranskom sredinom. Nadalje, autor kaže da ime »Hrvat« potječe s područja istočno od Karpata gdje je bila i jezgra slavenskih plemena. U tom kontekstu prvobitni Hrvati vjerojatno su bili mala nomadska ili polunomadska skupina koja je stigla do okolice Krakova (Bijele Hrvatske). Tu se eventualni predslavenski supstrat potpuno stopio sa slavenskom većinom. Iduće razdoblje hrvatske etnogeneze počelo je nakon doseljenja u bivše rimske provincije Dalmaciju i Panoniju. Uvjeti za razvoj državne zajednice na novom području (pa i za uključenje lokalnih Slavena u hrvatski etnos) još nisu postojali u 7. i 8. stoljeću. No od početka 9. stoljeća, odnosno od franačko-bizantskog rata, ekonomske i kulturne veze, kako s Francima tako i s bizantskim gradovima Dalmacije, utjecali su na učvršćivanje i širenje hrvatske države i etnosa. Kristijanizacija bila je drugi faktor u tom procesu. No prema autoru pokrštavanje Hrvata teklo je dugo, iz raznih centara, baš kao i sam proces etnogeneze. Dakako, dalmatinski gradovi vjerojatno su odigrali ključnu ulogu u tome. Na kraju, autor kaže da ne treba prenaglasiti značaj zbivanja u to vrijeme. Ustrojstvo države bilo je tada preslabo i utemeljeno na konkretnim ekonomskim interesima. Iako su neki »karizmatski« vođe uspjeli ujediniti narod u 9. i u 10. stoljeću (npr. Trpimir, Branimir i Tomislav), izgleda da je to bilo povremeno i prigodno, više nego trajno.In the first part of the paper, the author reviews and discusses some older theories on the origin of the Croats and the meaning of their ethnonym. Of these, the “Iranian” theory appears to be “the least unlikely”, since one can conclude from Constantine Porphirogenet's text that a certain section of the Croats had been in contact with an Iranian milieu. The author, furthermore, claims that the name “Croat” originated in the regions east of the Carpathians, were the core of the Slavic tribes was also located. In this framework, the first Croats were probably a small nomadic or semi-nomadic group which migrated to the area of Krakow (i.e. White Croatia). Here the possible pre-Slavic substratum merged with the Slavic majority. The second period of Croatian ethnogenesis began after the migration to the former Roman provinces of Dalmatia and Panonia. Conditions for the development of a state in the new territories (as well as for the incorporation of the local Slavs in the Croatian ethnos) were not yet ripe in the 7th and 8th centuries. However, starting from the early 9th century, i.e. from the Franko-Byzantine war, economic and cultural ties with both the Franks and the Byzantine cities of Dalmatia had an effect on the consolidation and expansion of the Croatian state and ethnos. Christianization was a further factor in this. However, the author claims that the Christianization of the Croats was a long-term process, expanding from various centres, just as was the process of ethnogenesis itself. Nevertheless, the Dalmatian cities probably had a key role in it. At the end of the paper, the author states that the significance of trends in this period should not be over-emphasised. The structure of the state was still too weak and dependent on concrete economic interests. Although certain “charismatic” leaders managed to unite the people in the 9th and 10th centuries (i.e. Trpimir, Branimir and Tomislav), it appears that this was accomplished on a temporary, situational, and not on a permanent basis
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