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    Minnesota Railroads: A Photographic History, 1940-2012

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    Review of: Minnesota Railroads: A Photographic History, 1940-2012, by Steve Glischinski

    In Memory of Tom McIlwain (1940-2012)

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    In memory of Tom McIlwain, former Editor-in-Chief of Gulf Research Reports

    Krystyna Maria Zamiara (1940-2012)- życie oddane nauce

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    In memory of Prof. Dr. Karl Mais (1940-2012)

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    Our friend, colleague, supervisor, chairman... our Charlie, who came back from the underground so many times, entered it the last time, without return. On January 25, 2012 the Earth opened for him, as would say the old Romans: “Mundus subterraneus patet”. Charlie will not come back, but for us, his colleagues and friends, he will stay among us for a long time. Wwhenever we will talk about past events, we shall say: “Charlie was with us  ... Charlie organised  ... it was Charlie’s idea  ... Charlie took care for this ...” Archaeologist by education, caver, speleologist, karstologist, professor, “Hofrath”, head of the Speleological institute, co-worker of Vienna’s museum, chair of the International Speleological Union commission, organiser and Nestor of ALCADI  ... for sure I cannot enumerate all. Probably I omitted more than I mentioned. For Acta carsologica it is more important to tell a little more about the contacts of Prof. Mais with Slovenia. He was a sort of a bridge between older generation of Austrian speleologists, just to mention G. Abel and H. Trimmel, who cultivated traditionally friendly contacts with Slovene cavers, where late F. Habe was the animator, and younger generation, where friendly contacts and reciprocal visits are no more the main topic, but are replaced by professional contacts and co-operation. Prof. Mais was very active at both sides. In Slovenia he attended professional meetings, congresses, and symposia, especially International Karstological School “Classical Karst”. In the 20 years of school existence he participated ten times, being one of the most frequent participants. I remember well his interesting, attractive and lively presented papers where he always told us something new and surprising related to history of karstology and speleology. He was always prepared to help. He took every question or demand for the advice very seriously, studied it and his answer brought much more than anybody expected; it did not matter whether the question was related to an important Austrian researcher from the 18th century or to a recently edited “karst” stamp. He liked to come to the Karst Institute at Postojna very much. Archives materials from Postojna were good supplement to his studies at Vienna’s archives. He had still many plans and wishes to realize regarding the history of karst research. We discussed open questions on Nagel, Hauer, Penck, Putick. Wwithout Karl’s help maybe we will never get the answers. Wwhen our journal Acta carsologica became oriented more towards international spheres, Prof. Mais co-operated as the author and as the reviewer. Between the years 1994-1999 he published four important papers on karst geomorphology and karst research history in Acta carsologica. At the University of Nova Gorica he was a supervisor of doctoral students, which was a very important help for this young university and even more for still younger programme of karstology. At the end I must mention that not only his professionalknowledge but also his kind-heartedness, understanding, good wiliness, and optimism will be missed the most. Even in the most unpleasant situation, when the group of excursionists waited in front of the cave door and nobody had the key, or when he has to sleep in the car in front of the hotel where he booked the room and had to start to sort the slides at twilight because he was the first speaker at the symposium he remained in good mood. This is Charlie I will keep in my mind: smiling, gentle, and in good humour discussing and explaining complicated professional questions.Andrej Kranj

    François Sigaut (1940-2012)

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    Né à Reims le 10 novembre 1940, cadet d’une famille de cinq enfants, François Sigaut fit ses études secondaires chez les Jésuites, où il cultiva sa passion précoce de la lecture, une familiarité avec les textes latins et philosophiques, et acquit une indéfectible défiance à l’égard de toutes les religions. Au grand étonnement de sa famille citadine, que rien ne rattachait à la terre sinon le grand-père fabricant du célèbre pain d’épices rémois à la farine de seigle, il s’oriente vers l’agrono..

    Una revisión de las tendencias en investigación sobre la innovación social: 1940-2012

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    La innovación social ha sido estudiada desde diferentes posturas de acuerdo con el momento histórico en el que se encuentre su autor. Este documento estudia las tendencias en el abordaje de la innovación social en dos periodos de tiempo, entre 1940 y 1990, y entre 1990 y 2012. Al encontrar dichas tendencias en investigación y documentación de la innovación, también se permite comprender la evolución que ha tenido este fenómeno. En cada periodo se analizan dos tendencias desde las cuales se explica la innovación social: en el primero, como aplicación de la innovación técnica científica y como forma de ayudar a la sociedad. En el segundo, la innovación social desde los innovadores sociales por naturaleza (gobiernos y tercer sector) y, la sociedad como objeto de estudio y fuente misma de innovaciónSocial innovation has been studied from different trends according to the historic moment of its researcher. This document studies the trends in social innovation in two terms, between 1940 and 1990, and a second term, between 1990 and 2012. Finding out these trends in researching and documentation on social innovation, it can be understood the evolution of this issue. In each term two trends have been found to explain the process of social innovation: social innovation like application of scientific innovation, social innovation like the way to help out the society, social innovation from natural innovators: governments and third sector, and, society like the object of study and source of social innovatio

    Dame Louise Napier Johnson (1940–2012)

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    Dame Louise Napier Johnson (1940-2012)

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    Tyrimo šaltiniai ir istoriografija

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    Svarbiausi Lietuvos muzeologijos raidos XVIII a. antrojoje pusėje – XXI a. bruožams apibrėžti šaltiniai yra valstybiniuose, žinybiniuose, muziejų veiklą prižiūrinčių institucijų bei muziejų archyvuose. Akcentuojami šaltiniai, naudingi šios istorijos 1940–2012 m. periodui apibūdinti, nes ankstesnio laikotarpio panaudotieji pateikti N. Keršytės monografijoje apie Lietuvos muziejus iki 1940 metų.Išsamiau PDF rinkmenoje
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