The University plans for NINO are a disgrace to scholarship.
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Paul Haanen
9 years ago
Stop de verschraling van het wetenschappelijk onderwijs. Dat kun je alleen begrijpen als je het onvergetelijke genoegen hebt genoten in het NINO te mogen studeren.
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Henk Milde
9 years ago
Wablief ??
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Prof Dr Dieter Kurth
9 years ago
Bad experience of combining indpendently working unities within German Egyptology makes me warn against the plan in question.
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Penny Wilson
9 years ago
The maintenance of specialist subject areas and the resources attached to them is vital in the current economic and social situation.
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G Schenk
9 years ago
We laten het verleden veel te gemakkelijk uit het zicht verdwijnen!
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Shirly Ben Dor Evian
9 years ago
NINO is a vital resource in Egyptology and should maintain its position
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W F Harit Gravendaal
9 years ago
Laten we toch zuinig zijn op onze gespecialiseerde bibliotheken en deze niet onderbrengen in grote gebouwen waar in de verzameling niet meer gesnuffeld kan worden. De NINO-bibliotheek is een van de belangrijkste in Europa nota bene. De bibliotheek in de Nonnensteeg is ook al verdwenen. Waar zijn we mee bezig? Draait nu werkelijk alles om geld? Waar is ons cultureel en historisch besef gebleven? Behoud het NINO als zelfstandig instituut!
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Tineke
9 years ago
Moet blijven!
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Roman Gundacker
9 years ago
NINO is not only a gemstone among the Dutch Scientific community, it is also a highly important research institute in the worldwide context. Transforming it as planned will strip it off of its capability to support and promote first-class research. In the interest of research partners far beyond the Netherlands, NINO should not be sacrificed to short-term financial concerns, but retained in the interest of the worldwide scientific community.
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Krzysztof Grzymski
9 years ago
I want to express my concern about the proposed changes in the status and operation of the Netherlands Institute of Near Eastern Studies. This is one of the world's top institutions in the fields of Egyptology and Near Eastern Studies and fully deserves to maintain its independence.
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Elisabeth
9 years ago
Ägyptologie Wien
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Meijer
9 years ago
onbegrijpelijk ! op de barricaden !
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Sugihiko Uchida
9 years ago
NINO is indispensable for every student, every scholar of Egyptology, Assyriology, and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.
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Fahima Nokraschi
9 years ago
future of Egyptology is very important anywhere
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Sarpaki
9 years ago
Humanities need to be preserved in our day and age, when we are turning into an age of economic transactions and money only.
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Karin Kopetzky
9 years ago
One of the oldest and most famouse insitutions in Near Eastern Archaeology
Austria
Red de egyptologie!
Please do not split up a unique collection!!!
The University plans for NINO are a disgrace to scholarship.
Stop de verschraling van het wetenschappelijk onderwijs. Dat kun je alleen begrijpen als je het onvergetelijke genoegen hebt genoten in het NINO te mogen studeren.
Wablief ??
Bad experience of combining indpendently working unities within German Egyptology makes me warn against the plan in question.
The maintenance of specialist subject areas and the resources attached to them is vital in the current economic and social situation.
We laten het verleden veel te gemakkelijk uit het zicht verdwijnen!
NINO is a vital resource in Egyptology and should maintain its position
Laten we toch zuinig zijn op onze gespecialiseerde bibliotheken en deze niet onderbrengen in grote gebouwen waar in de verzameling niet meer gesnuffeld kan worden. De NINO-bibliotheek is een van de belangrijkste in Europa nota bene. De bibliotheek in de Nonnensteeg is ook al verdwenen. Waar zijn we mee bezig? Draait nu werkelijk alles om geld? Waar is ons cultureel en historisch besef gebleven? Behoud het NINO als zelfstandig instituut!
Moet blijven!
NINO is not only a gemstone among the Dutch Scientific community, it is also a highly important research institute in the worldwide context. Transforming it as planned will strip it off of its capability to support and promote first-class research. In the interest of research partners far beyond the Netherlands, NINO should not be sacrificed to short-term financial concerns, but retained in the interest of the worldwide scientific community.
I want to express my concern about the proposed changes in the status and operation of the Netherlands Institute of Near Eastern Studies. This is one of the world's top institutions in the fields of Egyptology and Near Eastern Studies and fully deserves to maintain its independence.
Ägyptologie Wien
onbegrijpelijk ! op de barricaden !
NINO is indispensable for every student, every scholar of Egyptology, Assyriology, and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.
future of Egyptology is very important anywhere
Humanities need to be preserved in our day and age, when we are turning into an age of economic transactions and money only.
One of the oldest and most famouse insitutions in Near Eastern Archaeology