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Security governance has changed the way societies organise and control the execution of powers. This contribution will focus on the ’German’ approach, and, inevitably these days, also on the EU approach towards new threats to security, especially with regard to terrorism. The main argument...
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legitimacy-trap. An elected convention would probably be more democratic, because such an institution would be more public as …
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In this article, I outline an analytical framework allowing for an assessment of the democratic legitimacy of the …
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In this paper we critically reassess the standard account of political representation, in order to question the mythical foundation of its premises and explain why it can no longer serve as an adequate explanatory framework in the modern political context. We argue that representation was not...
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discourse on the EU. In order to reconstruct how interests, identities and normative ideas relating to the legitimacy of an EU …
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Drawing on the classical distinction between community (Gemeinschaft) and society (Gesellschaft) by Tönnies (1963) and the related analytical distinction between strong and weak forms of collective identities, this paper analyses European identity constructions in ‘future-of-Europe’-debates...
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