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On each day of the year, the "365 Landmarks in the Land of Ideas" event series sets out to prove that this claim has truly become a reality in many parts of our country. In the lead-up to 2007, the nation-branding initiative and Deutsche Bank again launched a nationwide contest for the most forward-looking and viable innovations. This time 1,500 applications were received - even more than last year.This guide to the Land of Ideas documents the 365 winning landmarks and their events. In all areas of social life, they realise a vision that should form the basis of any innovation policy: instead of squandering the future, they use science, research and modern technologies responsibly, with the goal of giving succeeding generations the prospect of a future worth striving for and reinforcing this.(Description from the introduction.)
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365 Ideas from Germany, Annette Schavan
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- 2007
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- Title
- 365 Ideas from Germany
- Subtitle
- The Essential Guide
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Annette Schavan
- Publisher
- Land of Ideas
- Released
- 2007
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 430
- ISBN10
- 3770182111
- ISBN13
- 9783770182114
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- On each day of the year, the "365 Landmarks in the Land of Ideas" event series sets out to prove that this claim has truly become a reality in many parts of our country. In the lead-up to 2007, the nation-branding initiative and Deutsche Bank again launched a nationwide contest for the most forward-looking and viable innovations. This time 1,500 applications were received - even more than last year.This guide to the Land of Ideas documents the 365 winning landmarks and their events. In all areas of social life, they realise a vision that should form the basis of any innovation policy: instead of squandering the future, they use science, research and modern technologies responsibly, with the goal of giving succeeding generations the prospect of a future worth striving for and reinforcing this.(Description from the introduction.)