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Diese Arbeit betrachtet das Thema ‚Besitzerwerb’ mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Stellung der Hilfsperson – nämlich, Stellvertreter bzw. Besitzdiener - bei diesem Rechtsinstitut. Vor der eigentlichen Behandlung des Hauptthemas finden sich allgemeine Betrachtungen und Analysen des Besitzes und dessen Erwerb und die Darstellung der rechtshistorischen Entwicklung des Besitzes. Die hier behandelten Themen werden nicht nur von der Rechtsdogmatik, sondern auch von der Rechtssprechung her untersucht, wobei die Entscheidungen in einigen, bestimmten Fällen, die in der rechtswissenschaftlichen Diskussion Mustercharakter erlangt haben, und als Anknüpfungspunkt zur Entwicklung und Festigung der Rechtslehre dienen dargestellt werden. Es wird ebenso versucht klar darzustellen, inwieweit sich die Rechtsauffassung des Besitzerwerbs durch Hilfspersonen von dem traditionellen, römischgemeinrechtlichen Vorbild der Dienerschaft aus zu einer typologischen, sachverhaltsnäheren Besitzerwerbslehre hat entwickeln lassen.
Human alveolar echinococcosis (AE) is a potentially deadly disease; recent studies have shown that the endemic area of Echinococcus multilocularis, its causative agent, is larger than previously known. This disease has low prevalence and remains underreported in Europe. Emerging clinical data show that diagnostic difficulties are still common. We report on a 76-year old patient suffering from AE lesions restricted to the left lobe of the liver who underwent a curative extended left hemihepatectomy. Prior to the resection a liver biopsy under the suspicion of an atypical malignancy was performed. After the intervention he developed a pseudoaneurysm of the hepatic artery that was successfully coiled. Surprisingly, during surgery, the macroscopic appearance of the tumour revealed a growth pattern that was rather typical for cystic echinococcosis (CE), i.e., a gross tumour composed of multiple large vesicles with several centimeters in diameter. In addition, there were neither extensive adhesions nor infiltrations of the neighboring pancreas and diaphragm as was expected from previous imaging results. The unexpected diagnosis of AE was confirmed by definite histopathology, specific polymerase chain reaction and serology results. This is a rare case of unusual macroscopic presentation of AE that posed immense diagnostic challenges and had an eventful course. To our knowledge this is the first case of an autochthonous infection in this particular geographic area of Germany, the federal state of Saxony. This report may provide new hints for an expanding area of risk for AE and emphasizes the risk of complications in the scope of diagnostic procedures and the limitations of modern radiological imaging.
Strategies in Times of Pandemic Crisis — Retailers and Regional Resilience in Würzburg, Germany
(2021)
Research on the COVID-19 crisis and its implications on regional resilience is still in its infancy. To understand resilience on its aggregate level it is important to identify (non)resilient actions of individual actors who comprise regions. As the retail sector among others represents an important factor in an urban regions recovery, we focus on the resilience of (textile) retailers within the city of Würzburg in Germany to the COVID-19 pandemic. To address the identified research gap, this paper applies the concept of resilience. Firstly, conducting expert interviews, the individual (textile) retailers’ level and their strategies in coping with the crisis is considered. Secondly, conducting a contextual analysis of the German city of Würzburg, we wish to contribute to the discussion of how the resilience of a region is influenced inter alia by actors. Our study finds three main strategies on the individual level, with retailers: (1) intending to “bounce back” to a pre-crisis state, (2) reorganising existing practices, as well as (3) closing stores and winding up business. As at the time of research, no conclusions regarding long-term impacts and resilience are possible, the results are limited. Nevertheless, detailed analysis of retailers’ strategies contributes to a better understanding of regional resilience.