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Professor. This was debatable with the "Hessenprofessoren" of the 1970s, C2 and so on, but by now it is absolutely clear that this is so. The German law and usage are very clear here; we have respective laws, court decisions of the respective courts, approvals by the ministries, and of course comments in the respective Wissenschaftsrechts-commentaries, handbooks, the recommendations etc. by Wissenschaftsrat, KMK and the like. Look at the entry you changed - I do not say that Professor is a title, indeed it hardly is in Germany, but that it also has a title function that is separate from the position. Yes, it is not legally a title like the Dr., in that it does not get into your ID cards etc., but it is a title in the sense that you retain it legally (and there are severe penalties if you use titles you are not en-itled to in Germany) even if you quit. As regards the German article,
481:- I think the ANC is the most "real" church in Tallinn by now (at least in the Toompea/Vanalinn area), because it is actually used as a church; it is welcoming to foreigners, and people of all classes and generations go there to pray and worship. I think that is what matters. I do, in principle, like Russian Orthodox (and Greek Orthodox) churches, though not the ones you mentioned (I like extravagant architecture, but not necessarily colorful). But that is really a non-wiki matter of taste; I think ANC was indeed intended as "show architecture". Even that "works" sometimes, but in this case, what is fascinating to me is that was primarily meant as a political symbol has turned into a real church.
290:"postmodernism-conservative". :-) But I must say - and that has to do with my own view of Knowledge (XXG) - that that I see no reason on earth why he should be deleted; he's certainly more important than your arverage college professor (just 12 hits on Google Scholar, but many more on Google itself), and the presses and substance matter of his pieces are solid enough. Of course, the article is a stub and is missing especially the key contributions and merits of Spanos, but this is not a "vanity piece" (and if it were, I wouldn't care either; I think vanity is fine for those who have at least a bit of a reason to be vain :-)).
521:, and Mr. Reinert found my name and contacted me about some vandalism on his bio. The bio was written by one of his students, and he is reluctant to edit an article about himself. I noticed that you've reverted vandalism in the article before, so I thought I'd let you know what's going on. Someone is trying to bring personal issues into this article. Reinert has documentation to support his claim that falsehoods have been inserted, which he'll be sending to me later today. I'll keep it on my watchlist, but since you've already looked after it I also hope that you'll continute to keep an eye out for any trouble.
437:. I should say that this is not a personal issue for me (I can tell you outside of wiki why not), and I find this even odd and regrettable - once you quit being a Professor, you should not retain the title, i.m.h.o., but my opinion is not what matters - nor is yours. I'll revert the article again; if you have a problem with that, we can either do arbitration right away, or we can start citing the respective literature (not the German wiki, please), which admittedly would be a bit tedious (and not readily understandable for the readership here), but if it has to be...
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legal discipline, and the field of economics as well", whereas "Law and
Economics", or even better "Law & Economics" (which I prefer also), signalizes that this is a specific scholarly method or, better, approach (economic analysis of the law, broadly understood). But I don't care for the issue strongly enough to get into the issue of the (highly problematic) L&E article, so I won't revert anything again and just let it go.
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Estonian histories of the University of Tartu, the essay on his Chair (which has a good biosketch with the data and evaluation of his work), and there is a big recent biography by an Estonian scholar with a summary in
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