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    Canan, Coskun; Foroutan, Naika;
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    Talke, Armin;
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    Vieweger, Dieter;

    Die Thora enthält zwei wegweisende Wanderungssagen aus der Frühgeschichte Israels. Beide Überlieferungen werden im Kleinen geschichtlichen Credo Dtn 26,5-9 (Gerhard von Rad) aufgenommen, das die Israeliten und Judäer am Erntedankfest bei der Darbringung der Früchte des Feldes vor ihrem Gott zu sprechen hatten. Die vorliegende Sammlung von Wanderungssagen der Erzväter aus dem 6.–5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. im Buch Genesis ist im heutigen Bestand nicht als historischer Reflex anzusehen, sondern vielmehr als Landbesitz- und Landanspruchserzählung einer späteren Epoche zu verstehen. Dennoch könnten in den Erzvätererzählungen auch Traditionen aus der Zeit der Ansiedlung von Proto- Israeliten/Judäern bewahrt worden sein. So wird der im 12./11. Jahrhundert v. Chr. vor- herrschende kulturelle Einfluss aus dem Norden, die Nähe zu den ostjordanischen Königtümern (Jakob-Esau-Erzählkreis; Abraham-Lot-Erzählkreis), die Begründung der Zusammengehörigkeit der israelitischen Stämme (Königszeit) und die Abgrenzung von den übermächtigen Seevölkern und Phöniziern sowie den in der Küstenebene und der Schefela lebenden ,Kanaanäern‘ zutreffend hervorgehoben. The Torah contains two groundbreaking sagas of wanderings from the early history of Israel. The two stories were combined into the Kleines geschichtliches Credo Deut. 26:5–9 (Gerhard von Rad), which Israelites and Judeans were to recite at their harvest festival when offering the fruit of the land to their God. The surviving accounts of the wanderings of the patriarchs of Israel from the 6th – 5th c. BC in the Book of Genesis are not to be understood today as historical reflections, but rather as stories from a later period about landholding and land claims. Nevertheless, it may be the case that traditions from the proto-Israeli/Judean settlement period have been preserved in the stories of the patriarchs. Accordingly, appropriate emphasis is placed on the predominant cultural influence from the North, on the nearness of the kingdoms of Eastern Jordan (Jacob-Esau story circle; Abraham-Lot story circle), the establishment of common bonds among Israeli tribes (regal period) and the dissociation from overly powerful seafaring nations and Phoenicians, as well as from the Canaanites dwelling in Shfela and in the coastal plains.

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    Kehl, Konstantin; Stahlschmidt, Stephan;

    Informal care has drawn much attention among scholars and policymakers as it concerns an essential but hard to evaluate resource of welfare. Albeit several studies addressed the monetary value of informal care, differences in the relationship between caregivers and recipients have often been ignored. We report on a profound and formerly unobserved distinction between care in the household and non-household care for a family member or in a voluntary framework. According to our results caregivers within the household perceive care as a burden and a positive shadow price arises. By contrast in the family but non-household context - and especially in the voluntary case - care is (at least partly) understood as an enriching experience which extends well-being and leads to negative shadow prices. This distinction calls a marketized view of informal care into question and may contribute to explaining the limitations of monetary incentive policies to encourage informal care.

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    Burda, Michael C.; Seele, Stefanie;

    The supply and demand framework of Katz and Murphy (1992) provides new evidence on the source of changes in socially insured full-time and part-time employment in years preceding and following the implementation of the landmark Hartz reforms in Germany. Our findings are consistent with a stable demand for labor, especially in western Germany, implying that supply factors were decisive for the evolution of the labor market after 2003. The correlation of changes in wages and labor force participation is also consistent with a positive labor supply shock at a given working-age population. We also show that part-time employment played a decisive role in the post-2003 improvement of the German labor market.

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    Janina Piech;

    Universitäre Sammlungen, die als Forschungsapparate für die wissenschaftliche Lehre angelegt wurden, sind unweigerlich mit der dazugehörigen Instituts- und Universitätsgeschichte verbunden. Als Wissensspeicher und Gedächtnisinstitution müssen wir die Umstände untersuchen, unter denen dieses gesammelte Wissen an die Universität und ihre Institutionen gelangt ist. Dies ist von besonderer Bedeutung für eine kritische Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, da zahlreiche Sammlungen im Nationalsozialismus angelegt wurden und Provenienzfragen in diesen Fällen eine besondere Dringlichkeit haben. Der vorliegende Beitrag skizziert einige Möglichkeiten, um diese Problematik anhand der theaterhistorischen Sammlung des 1943 in Wien gegründeten „Zentralinstituts für Theaterwissenschaft“ zu analysieren. Im Rahmen des vom FWF (Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung in Österreich) geförderten Projekts „Historiography – Ideology – Collection“ (HIC) untersuchen die Projektbeteiligten gemeinsam die ersten Bestände dieses Archivs. Diese wurden 1943 für die neu gegründete theaterhistorische Sammlung erworben: im Einzelnen das sogenannte NS-Bildarchiv (Fotografien), das Theaterarchiv Leuschke (Theaterkritiken) und das Zensurarchiv Houben (Dokumen­tation von Literatur- und Theaterproduktion). Fragwürdige Erwerbungskontexte und der Bezug zur NS-Wissenschafts­praxis machen eine sammlungshistorische Auseinandersetzung notwendig, der wir im Forschungsprojekt bestandsübergreifend nachgehen. Erforscht werden Bezüge zwischen ideologisch motivierter Forschungspraxis, dem konkreten Sammlungsaufbau und der Provenienz einzelner Sammlungsobjekte. Die umfassende Untersuchung des Zensurarchivs Houben steht darüber hinaus im Zentrum meines Dissertationsprojekts, das die widersprüchliche Biographie der Sammlerpersönlichkeit Heinrich Hubert Houben (1875–1935) und dessen Netzwerk untersucht. Peer Reviewed

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    Schäfer, Isabel; Henze, Valeska; Silveira, Carolina; Lührmann, Anna; +6 Authors
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    Tretthahn, Susanne;

    In den Öffentlichen Bibliotheken Österreichs sind hauptamtlich, nebenberuflich und ehrenamtlich arbeitende Menschen tätig. Für die hauptamtlich sowie für die Gruppe der ehrenamtlich und nebenberuflich Tätigen bietet der Büchereiverband Österreichs (BVÖ) eine eigene Ausbildung an. Darüber hinaus wird die Möglichkeit geboten, an einem internationalen Kulturaustausch teilzunehmen. Die Ehrenamtlichen können sich für einen Aufenthalt in Schottland bewerben, bei dem sie einen Bücherbus der High Life Highland (HLH) Libraries begleiten. Die Erfahrungen der Freiwilligen werden in einem Blog festgehalten. Ziel des Programmes ist es, das internationale Kollegium und die internationale Bibliotheksarbeit kennenzulernen, sich zu vernetzen und schließlich die eigene Bibliotheksarbeit mit anderen Augen zu sehen. Alle vier Teilnehmerinnen fühlten sich durch den Austausch bereichert und neue Projekte des BVÖ sind bereits in Planung.

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    Ennahid, Said; Ross, Eric;

    Archäologen, die im nordwestlichen Marokko (der einstigen römischen Provinz Mauretania Tingitania) arbeiten, überrascht die häufige Verbindung von präislamischen archäologischen Stätten mit muslimischen Heiligtümern (Schreinen). Zwar befassen sich einige Untersuchungen mit dem Marabutismus, einer Ausprägung der Volksfrömmigkeit in Marokko, doch wurden muslimische Schreine nur selten vor dem Hintergrund ihres archäologischen Kontextes untersucht. Der Beitrag befasst sich erstens mit Heiligen und Heiligtümern in Marokko und widmet sich dabei zweitens sechs Fallstudien in Nordwest-Marokko (Lixus, Zilil, Thamusida, Chella, Banasa und Hajar al-Nasr) mit dem Ziel zu beleuchten, wie sich die gegenwärtige kultische Nutzungsphase, d. h. die Schreine, sich räumlich und architektonisch auf die sie umgebenden und unter ihnen liegenden archäologischen Überreste beziehen. Archaeologists working in Northwestern Morocco (former Roman province of Mauritania Tingitania) were often struck by the ubiquitous association of pre-Islamic archaeological sites and Muslim shrines. Although several studies have been devoted to maraboutism as a form of popular piety in Morocco, Muslim shrines found at archaeological sites were rarely if ever studied in connection to their archaeological context. This research 1) revisits saints and sainthood in Morocco, and more importantly, 2) examines six case studies in Northwestern Morocco (Lixus, Zilil, Thamusida, Chella, Banasa and Hajar al-Nasr) in order to shed light on how the active devotional layer, i.e. the shrines, relates spatially and architecturally to the archaeological remains beneath and around them.

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    Vieweger, Dieter;

    Die Thora enthält zwei wegweisende Wanderungssagen aus der Frühgeschichte Israels. Beide Überlieferungen werden im Kleinen geschichtlichen Credo Dtn 26,5-9 (Gerhard von Rad) aufgenommen, das die Israeliten und Judäer am Erntedankfest bei der Darbringung der Früchte des Feldes vor ihrem Gott zu sprechen hatten. Die vorliegende Sammlung von Wanderungssagen der Erzväter aus dem 6.–5. Jahrhundert v. Chr. im Buch Genesis ist im heutigen Bestand nicht als historischer Reflex anzusehen, sondern vielmehr als Landbesitz- und Landanspruchserzählung einer späteren Epoche zu verstehen. Dennoch könnten in den Erzvätererzählungen auch Traditionen aus der Zeit der Ansiedlung von Proto- Israeliten/Judäern bewahrt worden sein. So wird der im 12./11. Jahrhundert v. Chr. vor- herrschende kulturelle Einfluss aus dem Norden, die Nähe zu den ostjordanischen Königtümern (Jakob-Esau-Erzählkreis; Abraham-Lot-Erzählkreis), die Begründung der Zusammengehörigkeit der israelitischen Stämme (Königszeit) und die Abgrenzung von den übermächtigen Seevölkern und Phöniziern sowie den in der Küstenebene und der Schefela lebenden ,Kanaanäern‘ zutreffend hervorgehoben. The Torah contains two groundbreaking sagas of wanderings from the early history of Israel. The two stories were combined into the Kleines geschichtliches Credo Deut. 26:5–9 (Gerhard von Rad), which Israelites and Judeans were to recite at their harvest festival when offering the fruit of the land to their God. The surviving accounts of the wanderings of the patriarchs of Israel from the 6th – 5th c. BC in the Book of Genesis are not to be understood today as historical reflections, but rather as stories from a later period about landholding and land claims. Nevertheless, it may be the case that traditions from the proto-Israeli/Judean settlement period have been preserved in the stories of the patriarchs. Accordingly, appropriate emphasis is placed on the predominant cultural influence from the North, on the nearness of the kingdoms of Eastern Jordan (Jacob-Esau story circle; Abraham-Lot story circle), the establishment of common bonds among Israeli tribes (regal period) and the dissociation from overly powerful seafaring nations and Phoenicians, as well as from the Canaanites dwelling in Shfela and in the coastal plains.

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    Kehl, Konstantin; Stahlschmidt, Stephan;

    Informal care has drawn much attention among scholars and policymakers as it concerns an essential but hard to evaluate resource of welfare. Albeit several studies addressed the monetary value of informal care, differences in the relationship between caregivers and recipients have often been ignored. We report on a profound and formerly unobserved distinction between care in the household and non-household care for a family member or in a voluntary framework. According to our results caregivers within the household perceive care as a burden and a positive shadow price arises. By contrast in the family but non-household context - and especially in the voluntary case - care is (at least partly) understood as an enriching experience which extends well-being and leads to negative shadow prices. This distinction calls a marketized view of informal care into question and may contribute to explaining the limitations of monetary incentive policies to encourage informal care.

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    Burda, Michael C.; Seele, Stefanie;

    The supply and demand framework of Katz and Murphy (1992) provides new evidence on the source of changes in socially insured full-time and part-time employment in years preceding and following the implementation of the landmark Hartz reforms in Germany. Our findings are consistent with a stable demand for labor, especially in western Germany, implying that supply factors were decisive for the evolution of the labor market after 2003. The correlation of changes in wages and labor force participation is also consistent with a positive labor supply shock at a given working-age population. We also show that part-time employment played a decisive role in the post-2003 improvement of the German labor market.

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    Janina Piech;

    Universitäre Sammlungen, die als Forschungsapparate für die wissenschaftliche Lehre angelegt wurden, sind unweigerlich mit der dazugehörigen Instituts- und Universitätsgeschichte verbunden. Als Wissensspeicher und Gedächtnisinstitution müssen wir die Umstände untersuchen, unter denen dieses gesammelte Wissen an die Universität und ihre Institutionen gelangt ist. Dies ist von besonderer Bedeutung für eine kritische Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts, da zahlreiche Sammlungen im Nationalsozialismus angelegt wurden und Provenienzfragen in diesen Fällen eine besondere Dringlichkeit haben. Der vorliegende Beitrag skizziert einige Möglichkeiten, um diese Problematik anhand der theaterhistorischen Sammlung des 1943 in Wien gegründeten „Zentralinstituts für Theaterwissenschaft“ zu analysieren. Im Rahmen des vom FWF (Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung in Österreich) geförderten Projekts „Historiography – Ideology – Collection“ (HIC) untersuchen die Projektbeteiligten gemeinsam die ersten Bestände dieses Archivs. Diese wurden 1943 für die neu gegründete theaterhistorische Sammlung erworben: im Einzelnen das sogenannte NS-Bildarchiv (Fotografien), das Theaterarchiv Leuschke (Theaterkritiken) und das Zensurarchiv Houben (Dokumen­tation von Literatur- und Theaterproduktion). Fragwürdige Erwerbungskontexte und der Bezug zur NS-Wissenschafts­praxis machen eine sammlungshistorische Auseinandersetzung notwendig, der wir im Forschungsprojekt bestandsübergreifend nachgehen. Erforscht werden Bezüge zwischen ideologisch motivierter Forschungspraxis, dem konkreten Sammlungsaufbau und der Provenienz einzelner Sammlungsobjekte. Die umfassende Untersuchung des Zensurarchivs Houben steht darüber hinaus im Zentrum meines Dissertationsprojekts, das die widersprüchliche Biographie der Sammlerpersönlichkeit Heinrich Hubert Houben (1875–1935) und dessen Netzwerk untersucht. Peer Reviewed

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    Schäfer, Isabel; Henze, Valeska; Silveira, Carolina; Lührmann, Anna; +6 Authors
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    Tretthahn, Susanne;

    In den Öffentlichen Bibliotheken Österreichs sind hauptamtlich, nebenberuflich und ehrenamtlich arbeitende Menschen tätig. Für die hauptamtlich sowie für die Gruppe der ehrenamtlich und nebenberuflich Tätigen bietet der Büchereiverband Österreichs (BVÖ) eine eigene Ausbildung an. Darüber hinaus wird die Möglichkeit geboten, an einem internationalen Kulturaustausch teilzunehmen. Die Ehrenamtlichen können sich für einen Aufenthalt in Schottland bewerben, bei dem sie einen Bücherbus der High Life Highland (HLH) Libraries begleiten. Die Erfahrungen der Freiwilligen werden in einem Blog festgehalten. Ziel des Programmes ist es, das internationale Kollegium und die internationale Bibliotheksarbeit kennenzulernen, sich zu vernetzen und schließlich die eigene Bibliotheksarbeit mit anderen Augen zu sehen. Alle vier Teilnehmerinnen fühlten sich durch den Austausch bereichert und neue Projekte des BVÖ sind bereits in Planung.

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    Ennahid, Said; Ross, Eric;

    Archäologen, die im nordwestlichen Marokko (der einstigen römischen Provinz Mauretania Tingitania) arbeiten, überrascht die häufige Verbindung von präislamischen archäologischen Stätten mit muslimischen Heiligtümern (Schreinen). Zwar befassen sich einige Untersuchungen mit dem Marabutismus, einer Ausprägung der Volksfrömmigkeit in Marokko, doch wurden muslimische Schreine nur selten vor dem Hintergrund ihres archäologischen Kontextes untersucht. Der Beitrag befasst sich erstens mit Heiligen und Heiligtümern in Marokko und widmet sich dabei zweitens sechs Fallstudien in Nordwest-Marokko (Lixus, Zilil, Thamusida, Chella, Banasa und Hajar al-Nasr) mit dem Ziel zu beleuchten, wie sich die gegenwärtige kultische Nutzungsphase, d. h. die Schreine, sich räumlich und architektonisch auf die sie umgebenden und unter ihnen liegenden archäologischen Überreste beziehen. Archaeologists working in Northwestern Morocco (former Roman province of Mauritania Tingitania) were often struck by the ubiquitous association of pre-Islamic archaeological sites and Muslim shrines. Although several studies have been devoted to maraboutism as a form of popular piety in Morocco, Muslim shrines found at archaeological sites were rarely if ever studied in connection to their archaeological context. This research 1) revisits saints and sainthood in Morocco, and more importantly, 2) examines six case studies in Northwestern Morocco (Lixus, Zilil, Thamusida, Chella, Banasa and Hajar al-Nasr) in order to shed light on how the active devotional layer, i.e. the shrines, relates spatially and architecturally to the archaeological remains beneath and around them.

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