Die Friedensbewegung der achtziger Jahre war eine der grossten politischen Massenmobilisierungen in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik. Diesen ausserordentlichen Mobilisierungserfolg zu erklaren, ist Absicht dieser empirischen Studie. Orientiert an einer allgemeinen Theorie sozialer Bewegungen werden mittels quantitativer und qualitativer Analysemethoden "Bewegungsunternehmer," Kommunikations- und Rekrutierungskanale sowie die daruber vermittelten Deutungsmuster und latente gesellschaftliche Mobilisierungspotentiale als Ursachen und Bedingungen der Mobilisierung der Friedensbewegung identifiziert und in ihrem Zusammenwirken untersucht."

The Cytoskeleton of the Algae provides a comprehensive examination of the structural features of the cytoskeleton in phylogenetic branches of algae. The book also analyzes the possible functions of cytoskeletal components using structural, physiological, genetic, and molecular approaches. Many taxa are described in detail, mirroring the dramatic progress that has been made in recent years in this new research field. Many unique structural elements and motility phenomena are described for the first time, and other features common to all plant cells, such as cell polarity, cytoplasmic streaming, mitosis, cell wall deposition, and contractile events are analyzed using algae as experimental model systems. The Cytoskeleton of the Algae reflects the enormous impact that research on the algal cytoskeleton has on both phycology and plant cell biology, and it will serve as an excellent reference volume for researchers in this area.

Contents: Bert G. Fragner (Bamberg/Wien): Iranistik in Europa - gestern, heute, morgen; Liselotte ABID (Wien): Sa i ?aki? von Navand - ein volkstuemlicher iranischer Dichter des 20. Jahrhunderts; G. Djelani Davary (Wiesbaden): Discovery of historical monuments in Afghanistan; Manfred Hutter (Bonn): Einige altiranische Namen im Alten Testament; Klaus Lagally (Stuttgart) / Lutz Rzehak (Bamberg): Ein Satz von Komponenten zur nachhaltigen Verwaltung und Umwandlung von frei formatierten Worterbuchdaten; Fritz Lochner von Huettenbach ( Graz): Geschichte iranischer Forschungstradition an der Universitat Graz; Robert Plath (Erlangen): Das avestische Adverb fraor t und seine sprachgeschichtliche Einbettung; Nosratollah Rastegar (Wien): Iranische Tradition in Osterreich; Bernhard Scheucher (Graz): Teilergativitat in den modernen westiranischen Sprachen; Ruediger Schmitt (Saarbruecken/Laboe): Iranische Personennamenforschung: Geschichte - Leistungen - Zukunftsaufgaben; Xavier Tremblay (Tournai/Koln): Ostiran vs. Westiran. Ein oder zwei Iran vor der islamischen Eroberung; Antje Wendtland (Gottingen): Deixis im Soghdischen oder: warum wird man wd? (dort) geboren und stirbt wd?d (dort)?; Chlodwig H. Werba (Wien): mavared-ra na-bayad ziyad kard be joz-e ehtiyaj. (Indo-)Iranische Rekonstrukte als textkritisches Korrektiv in der Altiranistik; Ilya Yakubowich (Chicago): Marriage Sogdian Style; Namen- und Sachindex. Belegstellenindex. Wortindex.

Since one can recognize the diversity of the graphic and formal variants of Elamite words and names with particular clearness in the renderings of the Old Persian month-names, the present book makes an attempt to study the questions concerning the relations between the Elamite spellings and the Old Iranian original forms for that group of words in a systematic way. They are suitable for such an examination in an absolutely perfect manner owing to the frequency of the attestations and to the great number of the graphic and formal variants, not least, however, owing to the established identity of content, too. Here one has to take into consideration also the references of the Old Persian forms themselves, which together with the forms attested in Elamite shape must be studied in the greatest possible detail as regards phonology and morphology, but also dialectology and etymology. Two particular results are of some interest: On the one hand several of those month-names can be understood only as being derived from the name of some festival; and on the other hand about half of them show reflexes also of non-Persian dialectal forms, so that we have to conclude that these so-called Old Persian month-names were known also to other Iranian tribes apart from the Persians. Extensive indexes make the many formal details discussed here accessible to the reader.