Common Values

Dr. Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz

doi:10.5771/9783845284774

Summary

Das Verständnis von gemeinsamen Werten spielt vor dem Hintergrund der Diskussion um die Fortentwicklung der europäischen Integration sowie angesichts der Zunahme von rechtspopulistischen Tendenzen in Europa eine große Rolle. Dies betrifft sowohl die wissenschaftliche Debatte und öffentliche Meinung als auch die aktuelle Politik innerhalb der EU. Auch das deutsch-polnische Verhältnis wird auf die Probe gestellt.

Der Sammelband befasst sich mit Gemeinsamkeiten, Gegensätzen, Argumenten und Gegenargumenten im deutschen und polnischen Verständnis der europäischen Integration. Hierbei werden gleichermaßen verschiedene Blickpunkte auf Begriffsdeutungen der Werte und Prinzipien, auf denen die EU basiert wie auch empirische Forschung zu Politikfeldern im binationalen Kontext einer Analyse unterzogen.

(Nachwuchs-)WissenschaftlerInnen und AnalytikerInnen aus Deutschland und Polen wirkten an der Publikation mit. Der Ansatz ist multiperspektivisch, interdisziplinär und lösungsorientiert.

Mit Beiträgen von:

Kai-Olaf Lang, Magdalena Musiał-Karg, Adam Jaskulski, Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk, Maciej Cieślukowski, Adam Kirpsza, Ida Musiałkowska, Mariusz Ruszel, Jan Muszyński, Kamila Schöll-Mazurek, Marta Kozłowska, Erik Malchow, Oliver Tettenborn, Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen, Bartosz Rydliński und Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2017
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8487-4208-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-8477-4
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Schriftenreihe des Arbeitskreises Europäische Integration e.V.
Volume: 101
Language: English
Pages: 336
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
Discussing different perceptions of European integration and common values – introduction No access Pages 7 - 12 Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz
Kai-Olaf Lang
1. Introduction No access Kai-Olaf Lang
2. Kai-Olaf Lang
  1. 1.1. Changes of democracy as a result of ‘ambitious transformation’ No access Kai-Olaf Lang
  2. 1.2. The erosion of democracy No access Kai-Olaf Lang
3. Kai-Olaf Lang
  1. 2 1 Formal instruments No access Kai-Olaf Lang
  2. 2.2. Informal instruments No access Kai-Olaf Lang
4. Kai-Olaf Lang
  1. 3.1. Counter-strategies of countries in question No access Kai-Olaf Lang
  2. 3.2. Some thoughts about effectiveness No access Kai-Olaf Lang
Magdalena Musiał-Karg
1. 1. Introduction No access Magdalena Musiał-Karg
2. 2. The Brexit referendum No access Magdalena Musiał-Karg
3. 3. Referendum in Hungary No access Magdalena Musiał-Karg
4. 4. Concluding remarks No access Magdalena Musiał-Karg
Adam Jaskulski
1. 1. Introduction No access Adam Jaskulski
2. 2. A new political situation in Poland. How did we get here? No access Adam Jaskulski
3. 3. Is Poland still a liberal democracy? No access Adam Jaskulski
4. 4. Common European values versus national interests No access Adam Jaskulski
5. 5. Conclusion No access Adam Jaskulski
Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk
1. 1. Introduction No access Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk
2. 2. Ideological assumptions of Law and Justice’s European policy No access Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk
3. 3. Foreign policy pursued by Beata Szydło’s government No access Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk
4. 4. Summary No access Adrian Chojan, Mikołaj J. Tomaszyk
Jan Muszyński
1. Jan Muszyński
  1. I. “A treasure chest of information” No access Jan Muszyński
  2. II. Standards No access Jan Muszyński
2. Jan Muszyński
  1. I. The constitutional scope of telecommunication privacy No access Jan Muszyński
  2. II. Guarantees within the scope of the ECHR – an overview No access Jan Muszyński
  3. III. The case law in Poland and Germany No access Jan Muszyński
3. Jan Muszyński
  1. Jan Muszyński
    1. 1. Repression vs. prevention No access Jan Muszyński
    2. 2. The duty to inform in German police law and in criminal trial No access Jan Muszyński
  2. Jan Muszyński
    1. 1. The origin of the operational and detection functions of the police No access Jan Muszyński
    2. 2. The duty to inform in the Polish police law and the codes of criminal procedure No access Jan Muszyński
4. Jan Muszyński
  1. I. The Börgerl case No access Jan Muszyński
  2. II. The case of Wróblewski and others No access Jan Muszyński
  3. III. Interim conclusion No access Jan Muszyński
5. Jan Muszyński
  1. I. The escape from freedom No access Jan Muszyński
  2. II. Socialist ideals No access Jan Muszyński
  3. III. Consequences (and more) No access Jan Muszyński
  4. IV. Using the duties to inform as litmus paper in the area of tension between security and freedom No access Jan Muszyński
Mariusz Ruszel
1. 1. Introduction No access Mariusz Ruszel
2. 2. Definition of energy security No access Mariusz Ruszel
3. 3. Energy security – Germany and Poland in comparison No access Mariusz Ruszel
4. 4. The understanding of energy security in Germany and Poland No access Mariusz Ruszel
5. 5. Is there room for trust in energy policy relations between Poland and Germany? No access Mariusz Ruszel
6. 6. Summary No access Mariusz Ruszel
Maciej Cieślukowski
1. 1. Introduction No access Maciej Cieślukowski
2. 2. The rule of financial solidarity No access Maciej Cieślukowski
3. 3. “I want my money back” No access Maciej Cieślukowski
4. 4. Germany’s financial assistance for Poland No access Maciej Cieślukowski
5. 5. Is Germany a real net contributor? No access Maciej Cieślukowski
6. 6. Summary No access Maciej Cieślukowski
Adam Kirpsza
1. Introduction No access Adam Kirpsza
2. 1. Polish and German delegations in the EP: a comparison No access Adam Kirpsza
3. 2. What affects voting cohesion between Polish and German MEPs? – Hypotheses No access Adam Kirpsza
4. 3. Research design No access Adam Kirpsza
5. 4. Polish-German voting cohesion in the EP: descriptive statistics No access Adam Kirpsza
6. 5. Polish-German voting cohesion in the EP: statistical analysis No access Adam Kirpsza
7. 6. Conclusions No access Adam Kirpsza
Ida Musiałkowska
1. 1. Introduction No access Ida Musiałkowska
2. 2. Transposition of the EU law in Poland in numbers No access Ida Musiałkowska
3. 3. The enforcement performance of Poland No access Ida Musiałkowska
4. 4. Incorrect transposition of directives and infringements proceedings against Poland No access Ida Musiałkowska
5. 5. Tools facilitating the implementation of the EU law in Poland No access Ida Musiałkowska
6. 6. Current developments and conclusions No access Ida Musiałkowska
Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
1. 1. Introduction No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
2. 2. Rights of Polish economic migrants in the light of the EU directives No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
3. 3. Facts No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
4. Obstacles to the full realization of free movement of workers No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
5. 4. New forms of employment and unfavourable mechanisms on the German labour market No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
6. 5. Free movement of labour at the European level – solutions and work in progress No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
7. 6. Solutions supporting the functionality of the free movement of workers within the EU in the framework of Polish-German relations No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
8. 7. Reflections No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
9. 8. Conclusions and recommendations No access Kamila Schöll-Mazurek
Marta Kozłowska
1. 1. Ambiguity of political terms and the public discourse No access Marta Kozłowska
2. 2. Social world complexity and volatility as a challenge for social actors No access Marta Kozłowska
3. 3. Concepts’ proneness to changes in meaning No access Marta Kozłowska
4. 4. People’s responsiveness to political redefinitions No access Marta Kozłowska
5. 5. Summary No access Marta Kozłowska
Erik Malchow
1. 1. Clustering in the network No access Erik Malchow
2. 2. Habitus of a community No access Erik Malchow
3. 3. Statistics on German-Polish internet usage No access Erik Malchow
4. 4. German-Polish stereotypes on the internet No access Erik Malchow
5. 5. Sports, electronic music and homosexuality No access Erik Malchow
6. 6. The ‘Polish leaving’ No access Erik Malchow
7. 7. Migration of stereotypes No access Erik Malchow
8. 8. Consolidation through humour: Marek Fis versus Steffen Möller No access Erik Malchow
9. 9. Social function of social media No access Erik Malchow
10. 10. Democratization of the internet No access Erik Malchow
11. 11. Key benefits of stereotypes No access Erik Malchow
Oliver Tettenborn
1. 1. Introduction and Outline: Western values, Eastern misvalues or: Getes, Polish and other suspicious citizens of ‘our’ outskirts No access Oliver Tettenborn
2. 2. Can the Subaltern speak? Or: is there anybody out there? No access Oliver Tettenborn
3. 3. DE as software of a universalistic (and somewhat solipsistic) culture No access Oliver Tettenborn
4. 4. Communication as relationship or: othering of the East No access Oliver Tettenborn
5. 5. Towards a communicative practice of talking and listening to each other No access Oliver Tettenborn
Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
1. 1. Einleitung No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
2. Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  1. Bürgerplattform (PO) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  2. Polnische Bauernpartei (PSL) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  3. Recht und Gerechtigkeit (PiS) und Solidarisches Polen (SP) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  4. Bündnis der Demokratischen Linken (SLD) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  5. Deine Bewegung (TR) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
3. Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  1. Christlich-Demokratische Union (CDU) / Christlich-Soziale Union (CSU) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  2. Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands (SPD) No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  3. Bündnis 90/Die Grünen No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
  4. Die Linke No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
4. 4. Auswertung der Debatten No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
5. 5. Fazit No access Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski, Thomas Mehlhausen
Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
1. 1. Between Giedroyc and Bahr – On the Polish and German myths of foreign policy No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
2. 2. What’s next for the Eastern Partnership? No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
3. 3. Ukraine as primus inter pares of the Eastern Partnership? No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
4. 4. How should the policy towards Putin’s Russia be? No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
5. 5. Potential allies to the Polish-German cooperation No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
6. 6. Why should we believe in Polish-German cooperation? No access Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Bartosz Rydliński
Contributors (in alphabetical order) No access Pages 331 - 336