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Challenges to Parliamentary Politics
Rhetoric, Representation and Reform- Editors:
- Series:
- Politics-Debates-Concepts. Politik-Debatten-Begriffe, Volume 2
- Publisher:
- 2015
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Bibliographic data
- Edition
- 1/2015
- Copyright Year
- 2015
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-8487-2184-9
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-8452-6500-1
- Publisher
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Series
- Politics-Debates-Concepts. Politik-Debatten-Begriffe
- Volume
- 2
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 168
- Product Type
- Edited Book
Table of contents
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- Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 6
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. Nothing new under the sun? No access
- 3. About the articles No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. A note on ‘distrust’ No access
- 3. Less parliamentary time and an increasing political agenda No access
- 4. Governmentalisation of the agenda and its limits No access
- 5. Electoralisation and partisanisation of parliament No access
- 6. Reduction of parliamentary politics of time No access
- 7. Counter-bureaucratision in parliaments No access
- 8. Inter-parliamentary power struggles No access
- 9. Final remarks No access
- References No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. Is the EP really a democratically deficient parliament? No access
- 3. The EP: a parliament in the making No access
- 4. Deliberation, representation, sovereignty and responsibility in the EP No access
- 5. Specific features of the EP No access
- 6. The EP as political actor: fighting for democratisation of the EU No access
- 7. The EP and the sovereign debt crisis No access
- 8. Conclusion: does the EP provide an answer to the current challenges facing parliamentarism? No access
- References No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. Carl Schmitt and the political theory of anti-liberal decisionism No access
- 3. Liberalism and the tension between values and institutions No access
- 4. Same sex marriage legislation: mind the gap No access
- 5. From a democracy of the People to a democracy of people No access
- References No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. The legal framework: on the German citizenship law No access
- 3. Second generation immigrants and ethnic German resettlers: conditions for acquiring citizenship No access
- 4. Jewish immigrants: Conditions for granting residence No access
- 5. The jus tempus principle and the German examples No access
- 6. Integration as an interpretation between the contemporary and the historical No access
- 7. Conclusion No access
- References No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- a. Regarding parliamentary democracy No access
- b. Regarding immigration No access
- c. Hybrid positioning No access
- 3. Parliamentary conduct and rules of discipline No access
- 4. Parliamentary and extra-parliamentary language No access
- 5. Parliamentary speaking as a specific genre No access
- 6. Pamphlet-style rhetoric No access
- 8. Some final remarks No access
- Primary sources No access
- Literature No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. Economic policy as a non-political matter No access
- 3. The rhetoric of so-called ‘general truths’ No access
- 4. Economic crisis as a ‘state of exception’ No access
- 5. Limited power of parliament in the state budget No access
- 6. Conclusion No access
- References No access
- 1. Introduction No access
- 2. Two moralities and mass democracy No access
- 3. Mass democracy within the British context of liberal thinking No access
- 4. Towards a disillusioned defence of parliamentary politics? No access
- 5. In defence of civil association No access
- Literature No access
- List of contributors No access Pages 167 - 168
