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Haim Steinbach, Haim Steinbach's taxonomies
No full textPublication related to Haim Steinbach exhibition at John Hansard Gallery
Selected works [Haim Alkalaj]
No full textHaim Alkalaj se u književnosti javio kao devetnaestogodišnjak. Kritika ga je prvo zapazila kao prevodioca Servantesovih Uzornih priča. Životni trenutak zahtijeva i pravovremeno uključivanje u tokove koje je već bila odredila savremena evropska teorija i politička praksa. U tom pogledu, u krugu tadašnjih sarajevskih intelektualaca, koji su se najbolje čuli u časopisu „Pregled”, Alkalaj je imao i značajan lični udio. On se naročito izdvajao solidnim obavještenjima o aktuelnim zbivanjima i novinama u evropskoj književnosti, umjetnosti i politici. Kao zastupnik onih ideja koje su značile progres i branile pravo na revolucioname društvene izmjene, Alkalaj je napisao nekoliko političkih članaka, od kojih neki nisu ni danas izgubili na aktuelnosti i značaju. Haim Alkalaj se dvostrano najavljivao: ogledima i člancima koje je objavio u sarajevskim listovima i časopisima, ali i esejima. Iskupljeni po časopisima i listovima i izdvojeni na jednom mjestu, Alkalajevi eseji i članci pokazuju umjesto bilo kakvog nagađanja, svoju pravu tematsku širinu, formalnu osobenost i obimnost. Tako se tek najjasnije uočavaju područja u koja je on zalazio i lucidno esejistički ih raspravljao...Haim Alkalaj appeared in literature as a nineteen-year-old. Criticism first noticed him as the translator of Cervantes' "Exemplary Stories". In the circle of Sarajevo intellectuals of the time, who were published in the magazine "Pregled", Alkalaj also had a significant personal share. He was particularly distinguished by solid reports on current events and news in European literature, art, and politics. As a representative of those ideas that meant progress and defended the right to revolutionary social changes, Alkalaj wrote several political articles, some of which have not lost their actuality and importance even today. Haim Alkalaj announced himself on two sides: with essays and articles he published in Sarajevo newspapers and magazines, as well as essays. Collected from magazines and newspapers and separated in one place, Alkalaj's essays and articles show, instead of any guesswork, their true thematic breadth, formal uniqueness, and volume. Thus, the areas into which he entered and lucidly discussed them in an essayistic manner can only be seen most clearly...Biblioteka "Kulturno nasljeđe Bosne i Hercegovine".Str. 9-40: Književno-kritički radovi Haima Alkalaja (Literary and critical works of Haim Alkalaj) / Vojislav Maksimović.Bibliografija radova Haima Alkalaja (Bibliography of the works of Haim Alkalaj): str. 225-230
Family matters: The double-edged sword of police-community connections
No full textReplication materials for Dotan Haim, Matthew Nanes, and Michael Davidson, "Family Matters: The Double-Edged Sword of Police-Community Connections." Journal of Politics
AHC interview with Ernest Haim
No full textOctober 21, 2014Digital recordingErnest H. Haim was born 7/2/1932 in Vienna, Austria. He grew up in the mainly non-Jewish third district of Vienna, Landstrasse. Ernest Haim attended grade school in Vienna until the age of seven. He and his family were smuggled out of Austria into Germany and subsequently via a double partitioned truck ferried into Belgium by the underground. The Haim family left Belgium on December 29, 1939, only two months before it was invaded by Nazi Germany. They arrived in the U.S. on March, 21, 1940. Others in his extended family emigrated to France and settled there. –In the U.S, the Haims lived at their uncle's apartment in Newark, New Jersey until 1950, when Ernest graduated from high school. Afterwards, he moved to Brooklyn and studied at the Pratt Institute. During the Korean war, Ernest Haim was drafted into the army and stationed in France. 1959-1967, he returned to France as an army instructor. He then worked as a freelancer on the digitization of graphic design for numerous publishing houses and magazines both in England and the U.S., settling in Warwick, NY.Austrian Heritage Collectio
How to Generate Organizational Intelligence through the capacitation of Hidden Human Potential in the framework of Theory W from Patrick HAIM : case study
No full textDes travaux réalisés dans le cadre d´une recherche exploratoire auprès de 200 cadres d’une organisation industrielle de Janvier 2016 à Novembre 2017 ont permis d´expérimenter un projet de capacitation du potentiel humain caché fondé sur la considération et la liberté de choix des individus de la théorie W (Haim, 2014), et l’approche dysfonctionnelle (Savall, Zardet, 1992).Ces travaux proposent une contribution au modèle socio-économique (Savall, 1975) et systémique-intelligent (Haim, 1997) à travers une étude de modélisation de capacitation (compris comme la prise en charge de l´individu de son propre destin) du potentiel humain caché dans des organisations complexes pour plus de performance humaine - étude de cas des travailleurs du savoir de la filiale américaine de Bosch Rexroth.The research carried out as an intervention research with 200 knowledge workers of an industrial organization from January 2016 to November 2017 allowed to experiment a project of capacitation of the hidden human potential based on the consideration and the freedom of choice from theory W (Haim, 2014), and the dysfunctional approach (Savall, Zardet, 1992).The conducted research proposes a contribution to the socio-economic model (Savall, 1975), and systemic-intelligent model (Haim, 1997) through a modeling study of Capacitation (as the self determination of one´s destiny) of hidden human potential in complex organizations in order to allow more human performance - a case study of knowledge workers of the US subsidiary of Bosch Rexroth
Unfinished Manuscript by Sayegh: "A Refutation of Israeli Arguments and Zionist Ideology Concerning the Legality of the Establishment of Settlements (undated): Statement by Haim Yosef Zadok
No full textParagraph from a United Nations Special Committee Report issued November 4, 1974, relating a statement made by Israel\u27s Minister of Justice Haim Yosef Zadok, concerning the government\u27s policies on settlement in the West Bank
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