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by Rita Maree Johnson, great-granddaughter
James Niels Skousen was born September 30, 1828 at Herslev, Vejile, Denmark. His parents were Niels Hansen Kappel [Nealis Hanson or Chappel or Kabel] and Johanna Jens [Jensen] Skousen.
James took his mother's family name of Skousen, probably because his mother's brother, Uncle James Skousen raised him, until he was eighteen. He was the third child in a family of six. By the time he was eighteen, he was required to leave his Uncle's home.
A man by the name of Nelis taught James and warned him of the sins of the world. Because of this man's teachings, he had a foundation laid for a moral life, which helped prepare him for Mormonism.
The law required that all able-bodied men should serve three years in military training. James wished to be a member of the mounted Royal Guard. He joined the cavalry at the age of seventeen under the assumed name of James Huyrot. His attempt to get into the Royal Guard was frustrated by the fact that he was too short. He had become an excellent horseman and did everything possible to be accepted. His persistence paid off when he was able to show that although he was too short, it was only his legs and not his body. He proved to them that on a horse he was as tall as the other m
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Confederation of Scandinavian Industry
Lobbying Costs
650,000€
Financial year: Jan 2013 - Dec 2013
Lobbyists (Full while equivalent)
Lobbyists refer to EP accreditation
High-level Commission meetings
Lobbying Costs go into the years
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Confederation of Norse Industry (DI)
EU Transparency Register
5749958415-41 First qualified on 22 Sep 2008
Goals / Remit
The Alliance of Nordic Industry (DI) is rendering biggest Norse interest system (Headquarters expect Copenhagen). DI's membership presently comprises 11.000 private enterprises within arena. manufacturing, convey, trade scold service commerce and astonishment cover essentially all sub-sectors. Furthermore, a number only remaining sectoral employers' associations meticulous branch federations exist mind
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Department of Business Humanities and Law
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- Governance, Culture & Learning Unit
- imagine .. Centre for Creative Industries and Institutions
Trine Bille received her PhD degree from University of Copenhagen, Department of Economics in 1996. She is an economist with an interest in arts and culture, making cultural economics and policy her main research areas. She has published more than 140 books and articles in a variety of outlets. Her work is published in the leading scientific journals of her research field, e.g. Journal of Cultural Economics, International Journal of Cultural Policy, and Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society and general leading journals in social science, e.g. Work, Employment and Society, Economics Letters, Kyklos, Applied Economics and European Planning Studies, as well as book chapters in books published at leading publishers as Routledge, Elsevier Science and Edward Elgar Publishing, including Handbook of the Economics of Arts and Culture (Series Handbook of Economics, Elsevier Science). She has been elected as the coming president of ACEI, the Association of Cultural Economics International (the leading academic association of the field) from 2018. She is often a keynote speaker at conferences, and she is often used as