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Inhalt: 1 Die öffentliche Diskussion: Blinde Flecken und „offene Selektivität“ 2 Die wissenschaftliche Übersetzung des Konzepts in Politikberatung 3 Nachhaltiger Umgang mit Natur – ein Problem technisch-ökonomischerInstrumente? 3.1 Natur als landschaftsökologisches System 3.2 Systemforschung – der „totale Zugriff“ 3.3 Naturraumpotenziale – unbestimmt bestimmte Bewertung von Natur 3.4 Ökonomische Naturbewertung – die „rohe Sprache des Geldes“ 3.5 Fazit 1: Leitplanken für eine ökologische Modernisierung derkapitalistischen Produktionsweise 4 Nachhaltiger Umgang mit Natur – eine Frage von Sinn und Moral? 4.1 Umweltgerechtes Verhalten – Natur als moralische Instanz 4.2 Wissenschaft – zukunftsfähig durch ein „neues Denken“? 4.3 Fazit 2: Leitbilder für einen ökologisch modernisierten Menschen 5 Abschließendes
‚Maise Jeschurun‘
(2023)
Even though Salonican Jews are not typically associated with the Habsburg Empire, some of them, nonetheless, lived there. This paper aims to examine the formation of these Salonican Jews’ (self-)identification by studying their social interactions with the local Viennese population such as the Viennese Sephardi or the Greek-Orthodox communities. The change of the milieu within which they found themselves subsequently impacted their self-perception. Thus, the issue of the surrounding environment and their relations with other groups became central to their self-understanding, as will be demonstrated. By examining different aspects, like migration patterns, financial decisions and family ties, one can understand how their intersection influenced Salonica Jews’ self-identification, which, at the same time, shaped and was shaped by the surrounding milieu. Within this framework, these people perceived themselves and were perceived as Salonican, Sephardi, Jewish, and as subjects of the Emperor.