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Projects Tunnelling work for the Obervellach II power station has been completed / Vortriebsarbeiten für Kraftwerk Obervellach II abgeschlossen Refurbished Bosruck tunnel is fit for the future / Sanierter Bosrucktunnel ist fit für die Zukunft Opening of the refurbished Belchen tunnel / Eröffnung des Sanierungstunnels Belchen Start of tunnelling for the BBT H41 "Sill Gorge – Pfons" contract section / Tunnelanschlag im BBT‐Baulos H41 Sillschlucht‐Pfons Tunnel boring machine started in Göschenen / Tunnelbohrmaschine in Göschenen gestartet Manufacturing of test element for the Fehmarnbelt Tunnel successfully completed / Erfolgreiche Fertigung eines Testelements für den Fehmarnbelt‐Tunnel Pilot project for renewal of the Elleringhausen Tunnel / Pilotprojekt zur Erneuerung des Elleringhausener Tunnels Construction of Hamburg's district heating tunnel gets underway / Baustart für Hamburgs Fernwärmetunnel Deutsche Bahn submits planning for Offenburg Tunnel ‐ Deutsche Bahn reicht Planung für Tunnel Offenburg ein Entire route of the new section of the Brenner North feeder now established / Gesamtverlauf der Neubaustrecke Brenner‐Nordzulauf steht fest Contract awarded for Gotthard main northern section / Gotthard Hauptbaulos Nord vergeben Call for papers – Topics for the next issues of Geomechanics and Tunnelling / Themen für die nächsten Ausgaben der „Geomechanics and Tunnelling" [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Summary: Joachim von Exter and the reception of the actio Pauliana in Hamburg statute law. – On 23 May 1785, a certain Joachim von Exter defended his legal dissertation De actione Pauliana Hamburgi non introducta sed necessario introducenda at the University of Frankfurt an der Oder, under the auspices of Joachim Georg Darjes, professor of natural law. As the title of his thesis indicates, von Exter wanted to demonstrate that there had been no formal reception of the actio Pauliana , remedy against fraudulent conveyances in Justinianic law, in the statute law of his home town Hamburg up to his time, but that an incorporation of this legal institution was something to be desired. After a brief preliminary note on von Exter's quite colourful life, the paper traces the core theses of his work and the process of reception of the actio Pauliana in Hamburg. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The dissertation project Regionale Sprache als Identitätsmarker. Zur Konstruktion sozialer Bedeutung bei Hamburger Fußballfans 'Regional language as identity marker. The construction of social meaning among football fans in Hamburg' examines different practices of identity construction of fans from the two football clubs FC St. Pauli and Hamburger Sportverein (HSV). By analysing a group interview with HSV fans, this paper investigates the potential of identification with regional language. Identity constructions can be identified in the following three aspects: (a) the conceptualisation of the local substandard, (b) the speakers' positioning concerning the use of the local substandard and (c) language attitudes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article offers information on the Buch Druck Kunst 2022, the 17th fair for exquisite things on paper in Hamburg, Germany with the motto Everything at the beginning. Topics include participation of exhibitors, volunteers and over 1,300 visitors to the fair; the exhibition of digital and social media, which will be an important criterion for participation in the next trade fair; and participation of the Leipzig artist Lukas Weiß, Jürgen Höritzsch from Chemnitz and others.

To reduce C02 emissions to a sufficient extent, transformations are needed that have an impact and inspire people to imagine different futures. Real-life experiments (e. g., temporary car-free zones) are seen as a suitable instrument to induce transformation and to contribute to the mobility transition. Through a literature review on transformative research and the empirical case analysis of two temporary car-free zones in Hamburg, Germany, the transformative effect of real-life experiments was investigated. In this article, the history and evolution of experimental practice in urban spaces is described and four types of car-free zones are introduced. The analysis demonstrates that real-life experiments are drivers of transformation. A newly developed ideal-typical process consisting of eight steps for initiating and planning temporary car-free zones is presented. It is aimed at helping practitioners design such zones to optimize their transformational power for sustainable urban development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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