Civil Societies Compared: Germany and the Netherlands

Prof. Dr. Annette Zimmer

doi:10.5771/9783845235592

Summary

Zivilgesellschaft ist der Ausgangspunkt für die Frage, wie Gesellschaften mit Risiken und Herausforderungen umgehen. Anders als in Deutschland, ist Pragmatismus von jeher ein wesentliches Merkmal der Niederlande. Heute sieht man diese beiden Länder als “most similar cases” - aber dennoch gibt es Unteschiede im Hinblick auf den Umgang mit sozialer Heterogenität und wirtschaftlichen Herausforderungen.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2013
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-7494-7
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-3559-2
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: International Civil Society
Volume: 13
Language: English
Pages: 345
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 6
Introduction. Pragmatism versus Ideology: Civil Societies in The Netherlands and in Germany No access Pages 7 - 24 Annette Zimmer
1. Comparison and Beyond: Approaches to Investigation of Civil Society in Europe from an Historical and Transnational Perspective No access Pages 25 - 43 Arnd Bauerkämper
2. Political Science and History: Symbiosis or Synthesis? No access Pages 43 - 66 Hans Keman
1. Civil society in the Netherlands around 1900. A historical analysis No access Pages 67 - 81 Remieg Aerts
2. Civic Traditions and Civil Society in Germany No access Pages 81 - 123 Rupert Graf Strachwitz
3. Ideology: Too much or too little? Fragmentation in the Dutch left-wing movement No access Pages 123 - 141 Marije Boekkooi
4. Dutch civil society in macro-quantitative perspectivesx No access Pages 141 - 161 Paul Dekker
5. Scope, Structure, and Development of Civil Society in Germany No access Pages 161 - 177 Eckhard Priller
6. The Inexorable Rise of Hybrid Organizations in The Netherlands No access Pages 177 - 197 Taco Brandsen, Philip Marcel Karré
7. Hybridisation in German public services – a contested field of innovations No access Pages 197 - 216 Adalbert Evers
1. (Will and) Did the Netherlands Breach its Dykes? No access Pages 217 - 247 Frans van Waarden
2. Moving away from corporatism No access Pages 247 - 287 Kathrin Loer, Helmut Voelzkow
3. The Turkish second generation in two church-state regimes: A comparative perspective on integration and religiosity No access Pages 287 - 315 Fenella Fleischmann
4. Perspectives on Europe in Germany and the Netherlands No access Pages 315 - 342 Anne-Dörte Balks
Contributors No access Pages 343 - 345