Transatlantic Relations in Times of Change: Past, Present and Future

Dr. des. Natalia Dalmer; Prof. Dr. Jutta Joachim; Prof. Dr. Andrea Schneiker

doi:10.5771/9783748924678

Summary

Die Beiträge in der Prof. Dr. Christiane Lemke gewidmeten Festschrift reflektieren die transatlantischen Beziehungen sowohl aus historischer als auch der gegenwärtigen Perspektive. Neben den Auswirkungen populistischer Tendenzen in den USA und europäischen Ländern, nehmen die Autorinnen auch Entwicklungen in den Bereichen Wissenschaft und Bildung sowie Kultur in den Blick. Mit Beiträgen von Liesbet Hooghe & Gary Marks; Helga Welsh; Angelika von Wahl & Annette Henniger; Kathrin Braun; Jürg Steiner; Konrad Jarausch; Katrin Toens & Gesine Fuchs; Tanja Hitzel-Cassagnes; Holger Moroff; Ines Katenhusen.

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Edition: 1/2021
Copyright Year: 2021
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-7077-9
ISBN-Online: 978-3-7489-2467-8
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Transnational Perspectives on Transformations
Volume: 6
Language: English
Pages: 177
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 8
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1. I. Founding the Center No access
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2. II. DAAD Involvement No access
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3. III. Institutional Consolidation No access
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4. IV. CES Problems No access
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5. V. Christiane Lemke’s Contribution No access
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6. References No access
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1. I. What can American and European universities learn from each other? No access
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2. II. How should Americans and Europeans address common problems? No access
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3. III. Can Americans and Europeans learn from how political institutions work on the other side? No access
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4. IV. Cheers to Christiane No access
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5. References No access
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1. I. Prologue No access
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2. II. The Meanings of 1989 No access
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  1. a) Peaceful and Negotiated Revolutions No access
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  2. b) The Betrayed Revolutions No access
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  3. c) The Imitative Revolution No access
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4. IV. Epilogue No access
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1. I. Dealignment or a new divide? No access
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2. II. A transnational cleavage No access
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3. III. Data and Measurement No access
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4. IV. Results No access
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5. V. Conclusion No access
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6. References No access
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1. I. Unexpected Policy Reforms: Learning from ’Nixon goes to China’- Cases No access
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  1. a) Institutional Constraints for Political Leadership No access
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  2. b) Political Leadership in the Context of New Social Risks No access
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  1. a) Leadership in Institutional Contexts No access
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  2. b) The Parental Leave Reform (2007): Effective Leadership and New Interest Coalitions No access
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  3. c) The Expansion of Childcare (2008): Leadership blocking Institutional Veto players No access
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  4. d) The Importance of Political Leadership in Welfare State Reform No access
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4. References No access
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1. I. Entering the Era of Post-Truth? No access
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  1. a) Unifying Post-Truth No access
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  2. b) Universalizing Post-Truth No access
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  3. c) Collapsing Dichotomies No access
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1. I. German Foreign Policy in the International Context No access
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2. II. From “Mittellage” via the “Sonderweg” to a “New Normalcy” No access
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3. III. From Rhetorical via Communicative Action to Political Reality No access
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4. IV. German Foreign Policy within the EU–The Case of Libya and the Euro No access
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5. V. The Euro Crisis No access
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6. VI. Conclusion No access
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  1. a) Policy learning: conceptual premises and practical implications No access
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  2. b) Populist politics: ‘powering’ against ‘puzzling’ No access
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  1. a) Domestic Violence as Policy Field No access
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  2. b) The emergence and diffusion of domestic violence policies in Europe No access
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  3. c) The Istanbul Convention as a milestone No access
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  4. d) Populist politics challenges domestic violence policies: reasons and impacts No access
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3. III. Conclusion No access
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1. Introduction No access
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2. The International Criminal Court in a Scheme of International Security No access
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  1. Calls for Legal Protection, Punishment and Restitution No access
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  2. Limitations of International Criminal Justice No access
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4. Power-Politics vs. Institutional Rationales No access
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5. Outlook No access
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Contributors No access Pages 173 - 177