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Religions, secularity and democracy in Europe: for a new Kelsenian pact

Ferrari, Alessandro - Jean Monnet Chair - 2005

Abstract: In Europe the public role of the religions appears to be directly proportional to the fall in trust in the procedural mechanisms at the basis of the liberal democracies. Compared to the strong identities attributed to the United States and to the Islamic world Europe is accused of...

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When learning hits politics or: Social policy coordination left to the administrations and the NGOs?

Kröger, Sandra - In: European Integration online Papers (EIoP) 10 (2006) 05

Processes of soft policy coordination in the EU and of Europeanization have in recent years mostly been conceptualised in terms of learning. The OMC is mostly seen as inducing ideational, cognitive and possibly normative learning between member states. However, the generalised learning...

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Under Stress: Europeanisation and Trade Associations in the Members States

Lehmkuhl, Dirk - In: European Integration online Papers (EIoP) 4 (2000) 11

Until today, it is relatively disputed how European integration impacts on domestic associations and the patterns of public-private interactions at the national level. While some predict a withering away of national corporatisms, others predict they would be reinforced. By making organization...

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Constrain-Thy-Neighbor Effects as a Determinant of Transnational Interest Group Cohesion

Callaghan, Helen - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies - 2009

AbstractThis article identifies conditions for transnational interest group cohesion by examining German and British employer positions on EU company law proposals. Employers were divided over proposals on takeover bids but formed a united front against proposals on worker participation. I argue...

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Constrain-Thy-Neighbor Effects as a Determinant of Transnational Interest Group Cohesion

SchÃ¤fer, Armin, HÃ¶pner, Martin - Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies - 2010

AbstractIn a recent article, Caporaso and Tarrow have argued that the jurisprudence of the EuropeanCourt of Justice (ECJ) is increasingly moving in a social policy direction thatwill ultimately put European politics on a "Polanyian" course. We take issue with theirclaim and distinguish three...

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Does supranational coordination erode its national basis? The case of European labour market policy and German industrial relations

Niechoj, Torsten - In: European Integration online Papers (EIoP) 13 (2009) 11

increased coordination of economic policy and the use of a new mode of governance, the Open Method of Co …

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Regions in European Governance: The Logic of Multi-Level Interaction

Benz, Arthur; Eberlein, Burkard - Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies (RSCAS), … - 1998

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Netzwerkpolitik : Governance und Wissen im administrativen Austausch

Straßheim, Holger - 2011 - 1. Aufl.

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European Democracy and Its Critique Five Uneasy Pieces

Weiler, J.H.H.; Haltern, U.; Mayer, F. - Jean Monnet Chair - 1995

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Data Mining and ‘Renegade’ Aircrafts: The States as Agents of a Global Militant Security Governance Network — The German Example

Nickel, Rainer - RECON - 2010

Security governance has changed the way societies organise and control the execution of powers. This contribution will … in a wider context; they are embedded in a growing structure of security governance, which has evolved into a Global … Militant Security Governance. This formally non-hierarchical network structure poses a threat to the rule of law …

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