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  • - Når oplysning bliver til en oplevelse
    af Dorte Skot-Hansen
    208,95 kr.

    Rapporten belyser de offentlige museers rolle i oplevelsesøkonomien og diskuterer, hvor "grænserne" til andre typer af oplevelsesattraktioner går.Hvad er museernes specielle egenart, og hvordan legitimeres de i et flydende museumsfelt, hvor musemsbegrebet er under forandring? Kan - og skal - museerne løse de samfundsøkonomiske opgaver gennem kreative alliancer og som ressource i by- og regionsudviklingen, og kan de gøre det uden at der lægges pres på deres troværdighed og autencitet?

  • af Mackenzie Keyser
    268,95 kr.

    In this timely picture book, second-grade authors use simple text and fun illustrations to explore the effects of our environmental choices.

  • af Adler Roseau
    93,95 kr.

    Simple love poems through everyone's eyes

  • af Kimberly Hidalgo
    268,95 kr.

  • af Gabriel Wander
    218,95 kr.

    Sam wakes up early on July 4th to the news that his Dad is getting ready to deploy again. They spend an action-packed day together, learning life lessons along the way about being a man. How will Sam harness his unique impulses and strengths to deal with an aggressive bully? Will he work hard and persevere when faced with adversity? How should he handle an accidental punch during a battle royale wrestling match? This book introduces positive male principles and ideas that have become lost or diluted over time, reinforces traditional values, and offers parents the framework to foster meaningful discussions and encourage their young men-ensuring their social, moral, and masculine development-while making the most of the time they spend together as a family.

  • - The Lesbian Informant Who Helped the FBI Bring Down the Communist Party
    af Lisa E Davis
    383,95 kr.

    At the height of the Red Scare, Angela Calomiris was a paid FBI informant inside the American Communist Party. As a Greenwich Village photographer, Calomiris spied on the New York Photo League, pioneers in documentary photography. While local Party officials may have had their sus-picions about her sexuality, her apparent dedication to the cause won them over. When Calomiris testified for the prosecution at the 1949 Smith Act trial of the Party's National Board, her identity as an informant (but not as a lesbian) was revealed. Her testimony sent eleven party leaders to prison and decimated the ranks of the Communist Party in the US. Undercover Girl is both a new chapter in Cold War history and an intimate look at the relationship between the FBI and one of its paid inform-ants. Ambitious and sometimes ruthless, Calomiris defied convention in her quest for celebrity.

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