Entrepreneurial cultures in Europe: Stories museum projects from seven cities. Verein der Freunde des Museums Europäischer Kulturen. / Schriften des Vereins der Freunde des Museums Europäischer Kulturen; Issue 10.
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22,5 x 21 cm. 154 p. Original boards (soft cover) with title to spine and to illustrated front cover. (= Publications by the Friends of the Museum of European Cultures, issue 10). Very good condition. In this project museums and cultural organisations in cities from seven European countries want to explore for the first time the possibilities for small and medium-size businesses to contribute to an emerging European citizenship. - With many coloured illustrations. (= Publications by the Friends of the Museum of European Cultures, issue 10). Original boards (soft cover) with title to spine and to illustrated front cover. 550g, Internationaler Versand, Selbstabholung und Barzahlung, PayPal, Kreditkarte, Banküberweisung, offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).

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154 S., colored photos. Paperback. Very good condition. -- Contents: Local project activities -- Entrepreneurs and their stories --"And how is your little one?" Neighbourhood shops in Amsterdam -- Hayrani Erdim: "Slow down and have a coffee." -- Supertoko, on the commodification of diversity in Dutch urban settings -- Marcos Desta: "After Russian caviar and the Cuban tigar there is now Ethiopian coffee." -- Two initiatives by the Barcelona City History Museum: Connected Barcelona. Transnational Citizens and Barcelona-Madrid, -- Years of Neighbourhood Action -- Fatima Sounssi: "Once I myself was an immigrant, today I feel Barcelonian." -- Doner, Delivery and Design - new entrepreneurs -- in Berlin -- Asmaa Al-Souri: "I always say I am a human being from this earth." -- Liverpool project - The Secret Life of Smithdoun Road -- Michael Richard: "I probably would have worked till I dropped dead." 60 -- A story of native and immigrant in Tallinn -- Viido Polikarpus: "I grew up with Estonia as Never Never Land." -- Museum of the City of Volos: a new museum is being created -- Zografia Georgiadou:"I was inspired by the old market district in Volos." -- How Zagreb entrepreneurs view the culture of coffee consumption -- Dordet Najjar: "Let's have a coffee!" -- Applied methods 91 -- Involving new audiences in museums: examples from Berlin, Amsterdam, Liverpool and Barcelona 92 -- Mediation through art: some pointers and examples -- Collecting the present - historical and ethnographical approaches: the case of entrepreneurs -- Joint results -- The ECEC website -- DEK - Digital Exhibition Kit: an interactive digital catalogue -- Virtual collections of entrepreneurs -- Exchange programme: experiences of young professionals -- From Amsterdam to Volos -- From Amsterdam to Liverpool -- From Barcelona and Volos to Amsterdam -- From Berlin to Zagreb -- From Liverpool to Barcelona -- From Zagreb to Berlin -- Initial conclusions and outline for a final evaluation of the ECEC project -- Appendix -- Suggestions for further reading -- Involved museums and institutions ISBN 9783886096787 Versand D: 4,50 EUR Economics, Angelegt am: 23.11.2021.

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154 S., colored photos. Very good condition. -- Contents: Local project activities -- Entrepreneurs and their stories --"And how is your little one?" Neighbourhood shops in Amsterdam -- Hayrani Erdim: "Slow down and have a coffee." -- Supertoko, on the commodification of diversity in Dutch urban settings -- Marcos Desta: "After Russian caviar and the Cuban tigar there is now Ethiopian coffee." -- Two initiatives by the Barcelona City History Museum: Connected Barcelona. Transnational Citizens and Barcelona-Madrid, -- Years of Neighbourhood Action -- Fatima Sounssi: "Once I myself was an immigrant, today I feel Barcelonian." -- Doner, Delivery and Design - new entrepreneurs -- in Berlin -- Asmaa Al-Souri: "I always say I am a human being from this earth." -- Liverpool project - The Secret Life of Smithdoun Road -- Michael Richard: "I probably would have worked till I dropped dead." 60 -- A story of native and immigrant in Tallinn -- Viido Polikarpus: "I grew up with Estonia as Never Never Land." -- Museum of the City of Volos: a new museum is being created -- Zografia Georgiadou:"I was inspired by the old market district in Volos." -- How Zagreb entrepreneurs view the culture of coffee consumption -- Dordet Najjar: "Let's have a coffee!" -- Applied methods 91 -- Involving new audiences in museums: examples from Berlin, Amsterdam, Liverpool and Barcelona 92 -- Mediation through art: some pointers and examples -- Collecting the present - historical and ethnographical approaches: the case of entrepreneurs -- Joint results -- The ECEC website -- DEK - Digital Exhibition Kit: an interactive digital catalogue -- Virtual collections of entrepreneurs -- Exchange programme: experiences of young professionals -- From Amsterdam to Volos -- From Amsterdam to Liverpool -- From Barcelona and Volos to Amsterdam -- From Berlin to Zagreb -- From Liverpool to Barcelona -- From Zagreb to Berlin -- Initial conclusions and outline for a final evaluation of the ECEC project -- Appendix -- Suggestions for further reading -- Involved museums and institutions ISBN 9783886096787 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550, Books.

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Farbfotos, 154 Seiten sehr gut erhalten Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550, Books.