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    Melinda-esittelylehtinen

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    Melinda-yleisesite vuodelta 2019

    Melinda-roll up

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    Kansalliskirjaston Melinda-palvelun markkinointijuliste, jossa on esitelty vuoden 2019 tunnuslukuja

    Kartoitus erikoiskirjastojen ja tietopalvelujen kiinnostuksesta ja edellytyksistä tulla mukaan Melinda-metatietovarantoon

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    Esikartoitus erikoiskirjastojen kiinnostuksesta liittyä Melinda-kuvailuyhteisöön.Tämä raportti kartoittaa erikoiskirjastojen ja tietopalvelujen kiinnostusta ja mahdollisuuksia liittyä mukaan kansalliseen Melinda-kuvailuyhteisöön. Tiedot pohjautuvat Erikoiskirjastojen ja tietopalvelujen verkostolle 2017 loka-marraskuun vaihteessa tehtyyn verkkokyselyyn. Kyselyn päätavoitteena oli selvittää kuinka laajasti Melinda-yhteistyö kiinnostaa erikoiskirjastoja ja millaisin resurssein niissä tehdään aineistonkuvailua. Kyselyssä tiedusteltiin muun muassa mitä kirjastojärjestelmiä erikoiskirjastoissa käytetään ja millaisesta aineistosta heidän tietokantansa koostuvat. Kyselystä saadut tiedot luovat edellytykset mukaantulolle Melindaan. Raportin lopussa hahmotellaan miten erikoiskirjastojen mukaantulojen kanssa edetään kartoituksen jälkeen

    Replication Data for: "Legislators as Lobbyists" by Melinda N. Ritchie and Hye Young You

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    Replication data and code for "Legislators as Lobbyists" by Melinda N. Ritchie and Hye Young You

    Melinda-päivä : ajankohtaista Melindasta

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    Esitys Kansalliskirjaston Melinda-palvelun järjestämässä Melinda-päivässä 22.5.2018

    Melinda Wilson

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    Melinda Wilson is a much-beloved drag performer born in Pittsburgh, raised in Detroit, a longtime transplant to Lynn in the 1980s and 1990s, and a current resident of Manchester, NH. Before coming to Lynn, Melinda moved to Boston in 1978, where she began performing at Jacques Cabaret. Her interview was conducted in December 2023 at a 47 Central Reunion organized by George Chakoutis in Olde Thyme Italian restaurant. She discusses the challenges of growing up as a poor, gay black boy in segregated Detroit, where one could be arrested for failing to wear three articles of male clothing. She found herself and her passion for drag at Fran’s Place and 47 Central

    Melinda Guttmann Collection 1985-2000

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    The Melinda Guttmann Collection is principally a research collection, holding papers assembled during the creation of Melinda Guttmann's works on Bertha Pappenheim. Such works include a few short articles on Pappenheim, a one-woman performance piece entitled Anna O.'s Private Theatre, and a book called The Enigma of Anna O.The collection includes documentation by Melinda Guttmann on Bertha Pappenheim as well as a considerable amount of articles on Bertha Pappenheim and related topics that provide a context for looking at her life, such as articles on Jewish and German history, psychoanalysis, feminism, and women's history. In addition, there are also translations of the writings of Bertha Pappenheim. Additional research on Bertha Pappenheim includes video interviews with individuals who knew Bertha Pappenheim.The collection holds only a small amount of material on Melinda Guttmann herself, including a few letters and résumés.For further material on Bertha Pappenheim, see also the Bertha Pappenheim Collection, AR 331. In addition, several biographies of Bertha Pappenheim are available in the LBI Library.Melinda Guttmann was a member of the faculty of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice at CUNY for a number of years, where she taught in the Department of Speech, Theater, and Media Studies. Her performance "Anna O.'s Private Theatre" was shown with lectures internationally, and she has published several articles on Bertha Pappenheim. Melinda Guttmann’s publications include many reviews of performances, as well as a number of articles and performances about nuclear disasters.digitize

    The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation: business versus bureaucracy in international development

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    New forms of aid, including “philanthrocapitalism” such as The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, are rapidly altering the international aid architecture for health. These organisations have financial power, actively shape agendas and influence policy. The rise of non-traditional donor organisations creates opportunities and has implications for Australia as it scales-up its aid program. AusAID could collaborate, complement, compete with, or copy these organisations. Arguably the biggest strategic implication is that they expand AusAID’s programming choices. This increased flexibility could be used to leverage and accelerate further reforms in the UN and elsewhere. But choice is a two way street. Developing countries may prefer large, grant financing from non-traditional aid organisations and choose to bypass traditional multilateral and bilateral development agencies.Aid, non-traditional donor organisations

    EC2U from different angles | Melinda Kolb

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    Melinda Kolb - Internationales Büro, EC2U - Internationale Projektkoordinatio

    Production Image for Circus Oz (Melinda Frith Diva Arnhem Land)

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    Digital copy (TIF) of black-and-white photograph.Circus Oz production image of Melinda Frith as Opera Diva two high with kangaroo in clown act in Arnhem Land (outdoors) for the company's 1988 season
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