K Seidel
Biographic Data
| ID | 15353 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K Seidel |
| GIVEN NAMES | K |
| FAMILY NAME | Seidel |
| SIGNATURE | SEIDEL K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Westminster |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9201-4201 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Setting the Agenda on the United Kingdom's Policy towards the European Community
Historical analysis of the UK government's policy towards European integration is mostly confined to the ‘official’ sphere, that is government, civil service and professional diplomacy. Non-governmental actors within the wider field of para-diplomacy such as policy entrepreneurs or elite foreign policy think tanks have not yet been systematically incorporated in this history. This article explores when and under what circumstances such diplomatic…
Miriam Camps and European Integration
Miriam Camps (1916–1994) was a US diplomat, journalist, economist, and scholar. Involved in the design of early postwar European integration organizations at the State Department in the 1940s, she remained at the center of US foreign policy formulation toward Europe until the late 1960s. Her practical experience as a formal and informal diplomat—from the late 1950s, Camps was affiliated with elite foreign policy think tanks—informed her output as…
Bringt sehr hübsche Beigaben aus Fayence“
The thigh of a cattle leads to a tomb in Aniba with a set of opening the mouth objects. The woman‘s name is Tachat and she presumably worked in the temple of Horus in Aniba. A certain preference for faience can be assumed on the basis of the tomb‘s equipment
Britain, the common agricultural policy and the challenges of membership in the European Community
When the United Kingdom joined the European Community (EC) in January 1973 it did not simply join a ‘common market’ for industrial goods, it joined a Community with a fully developed protectionist common agricultural policy (CAP). The policy encompassed up to ninety percent of the EC budget to which Britain was due to become a net contributor at the end of the transition period in 1979. This article will analyse Britain’s tempestuous relationship…
Image information mining
The new generation of high resolution imaging satellites acquires huge amounts of data which are stored in large archives. The state-of-the-art Systems for data access allow only queries by geographical location, time of acquisition or type of sensor. This information is often less important than the content of the scene, i.e. structures, objects or scattering properties. Meanwhile, many new applications of remote sensing data are closer to Compu…
Automatisierte Schneeflächenbestimmung mit digitalen Multispektraldaten des ERTS-1
No abstract available
Helmut Schmidt and Anglo-German relations
Miriam Camps and European Integration
Miriam Camps (1916–1994) was a US diplomat, journalist, economist, and scholar. Involved in the design of early postwar European integration organizations at the State Department in the 1940s, she remained at the center of US foreign policy formulation toward Europe until the late 1960s. Her practical experience as a formal and informal diplomat—from the late 1950s, Camps was affiliated with elite foreign policy think tanks—informed her output as…
Automatisierte Schneeflächenbestimmung mit digitalen Multispektraldaten des ERTS-1
No abstract available
Image information mining
The new generation of high resolution imaging satellites acquires huge amounts of data which are stored in large archives. The state-of-the-art Systems for data access allow only queries by geographical location, time of acquisition or type of sensor. This information is often less important than the content of the scene, i.e. structures, objects or scattering properties. Meanwhile, many new applications of remote sensing data are closer to Compu…
Britain, the common agricultural policy and the challenges of membership in the European Community
When the United Kingdom joined the European Community (EC) in January 1973 it did not simply join a ‘common market’ for industrial goods, it joined a Community with a fully developed protectionist common agricultural policy (CAP). The policy encompassed up to ninety percent of the EC budget to which Britain was due to become a net contributor at the end of the transition period in 1979. This article will analyse Britain’s tempestuous relationship…
Bringt sehr hübsche Beigaben aus Fayence“
The thigh of a cattle leads to a tomb in Aniba with a set of opening the mouth objects. The woman‘s name is Tachat and she presumably worked in the temple of Horus in Aniba. A certain preference for faience can be assumed on the basis of the tomb‘s equipment
Setting the Agenda on the United Kingdom's Policy towards the European Community
Historical analysis of the UK government's policy towards European integration is mostly confined to the ‘official’ sphere, that is government, civil service and professional diplomacy. Non-governmental actors within the wider field of para-diplomacy such as policy entrepreneurs or elite foreign policy think tanks have not yet been systematically incorporated in this history. This article explores when and under what circumstances such diplomatic…
Miriam Camps and European Integration
Miriam Camps (1916–1994) was a US diplomat, journalist, economist, and scholar. Involved in the design of early postwar European integration organizations at the State Department in the 1940s, she remained at the center of US foreign policy formulation toward Europe until the late 1960s. Her practical experience as a formal and informal diplomat—from the late 1950s, Camps was affiliated with elite foreign policy think tanks—informed her output as…
Helmut Schmidt and Anglo-German relations
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