‘K’ s powerful and moving account of his personal experience of analysis is a generous gift to the analytic profession. It raises a number of crucial questions and challenges some of the basic assumptions of analytic theory and practice in a way which gives us a rare opportunity for a more public dialogue between analysts and analysands than is usually possible. In this paper, ‘K’ does not ques...

The reaction of GeBr with LiGe(SiMe(3))(3) yields the largest metalloid cluster compound of germanium Ge(14)[Ge(SiMe(3))(3)](5)Li(3)(THF)(6), in which 14 germanium atoms are arranged as a hollow sphere in the cluster core, showing that in the case of germanium also fullerene-like compounds might be present in the borderland between the molecular and solid states.

The author reviews Mirosław Jankowiak’s study Lexicon of Belarusian Dialects in Lithuania. Linguistic Heritage the Baltic-Slavic Borderland (Prague 2022). In her opinion, it is a cognitively valuable dialect vocabulary beyond borders Belarus. Set methodologically area several linguistic sub-disciplines – dialectology, sociolinguistics, geography, lexicography presents comprehensive description ...

Correspondence to: J A Tapia Granados, The University of Michigan, Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations and School of Social Work, 1111 East Catherine Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2054, USA; [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When different fields of inquiry have been separately cultivated for a while, the borderland between them often provide fertile gr...

Polish-Slovak Borderland: A Socio-Economic AnalysisThe aim of this article is to analyze the borderland region in a multifaceted manner. The study opens with discussion geographical and social aspects, including detailed outline demographic ethnic structure population. following sections are devoted scientific, cultural economic potential (local industry communication infrastructure). Careful a...

Studia Historica Gedanensia » Tom 13 (2022) Gdańsk: A Baltic Borderland Perspective

Borderlands modeling and understanding depend on both spatial and non-spatial data, which were difficult to obtain in the past. This has limited the progress of borderland-related research. In recent years, data collection technologies have developed greatly, especially geospatial Web 2.0 technologies including blogs, publish/subscribe, mashups, and GeoRSS, which provide opportunities for data ...