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Phenomenology and the idea of Europe: Introductory remarks
... of Europe, which according to him can be considered as a postulate of phenomenological ...on Europe, by introducing the idea of ‘post-Europe’ as a new pivotal concept, which can serve for ...
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"A New Idea of Europe: The Liberal Internationalism of the Nouvelle Revue Française (1919-1925)"
... Thus set on a prosperous course, sharing a desire to improve their standard of living, Europeans would finally be led to also share a concern with peace, and to formulate a new definition of their security. “In past ...
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Another country, another time : notes on Pascal Mercier’s Nachtzug nach Lissabon and an idea of Europe
... of Europe that would truly advance along the lines of what Habermas – and many with him – dared envision for the ...an idea of ...of Europe that would be functional and not “dead” from the start, or ...
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Performed and preferred participation in science and technology across Europe: Exploring an alternative idea of "democratic deficit"
... Across Europe clearly some people do take the extreme views – that the public should be kept completely out of decisions about science, or given great authority in them – and a few cannot choose between the ...
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The Idea of the Party
... Harvey notes the tendency of the anti-globalization left to reject any return to state communism. The “communist hypothesis,” as Badiou calls it, takes the form today of horizontally networked organizations that avoid ...
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Interpreting the outsider tradition in British European policy speeches from Thatcher to Cameron
... new Europe’ (Blair, ...the idea of Europe is ‘up for grabs’, the following section examines how the policy prescriptions on European reform that flowed from the beliefs about British and European ...
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An Idea of North
... Patrick is concerned with narratives which present themselves in familiar landscapes, mostly those of Southern Germany and North- ern England. These are intuitive explorations, a persistent routine of drawing with a ...
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The emerging political economy of Humanity 2 0
... The idea that the human condition might transition from one of biology to technology revives the theological impulse that drove the Scientific Revolution of 17 th century Europe, namely, that we understand ...
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The EU and Asia within an evolving global order: what is Europe? Where is Asia?
... an idea of the EU as a “unique” actor in international ...the idea of the EU as a “norm promoter” – either as Civilian Power Europe or as Normative Power Europe – that does not act like ...
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The brave struggle: Jan Patočka on Europe’s past and future
... imagine Europe beyond its political divisions, insofar as what he called ‘supercivilisation’, addressed features and problems that belonged to both western capitalist societies and to eastern socialist ...the ...
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Abandoning American Neutrality: Woodrow Wilson and the Beginning of the Great War, August 1914 December 1915
... Wilson’s idea of American moral superiority, Floyd focuses on the political aspects of American economic prosperity and depicts how the outbreak of war in Europe led to a downturn of globalized commerce and ...
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Foucault’s Idea of ‘Governmentality’
... The ultimate function of Raison d’Etatwas to preserve the institution of state. For that it was needed to develop, preserve or maintain the dynamic forces. Western societies developed a new concept of rationality during ...
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... federal Europe in order to avoid a disastrous repetition of the Napoleonic ...the idea of free trade as a guarantee of economic progress and stability, along with a European Parliament with an elected ...
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"Variable Geometry Europe: An Interpretation of the European Integration Development"
... the idea of a two speed Europe, which was later taken over by Tindemans in 1975 in his Report to the Council of ...speed Europe is designed to allow the takeoff and development of the "snake in ...
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Aggression at the Tokyo War Crimes Trial
... However, on summation, the prosecution responded to Nuremberg’s restriction of conspiracy to crimes against peace and rejection of the idea of a grand conspiracy in Europe, by running an argument entitled ...
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17.2-The Northern Renaissance (1).pdf
... SETTING THE STAGE The work of such artists as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael showed the Renaissance spirit. All three artists demonstrated an interest in classical culture, a curiosity about the world, and ...
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Is the League of Democracies a Bad Idea? How Europe should respond CEPS Policy Briefs No 162, 30 May 2008
... of Europe to pursue such issues in an atmosphere of professionalism without political ...of Europe, this has not impeded continuing activity that has a more professional and technical character in Russia ...
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Is the League of Democracies a Bad Idea? How Europe should respond. CEPS Policy Briefs No. 162, 30 May 2008
... The OECD has a Development Assistance Committee, which reviews members’ aid policies and third world development trends. The OECD could be invited to create a Democracy Development Committee, which could review the ...
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Political Geography into Geopolitics – The Geopolitics of Decline
... The need for ever increasing space of the state is what he called lebensraum – living space. Two factors are essential for constitution of the state: position (die Large) and space (der Raum). Every politics even ...
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Empirical Studies on the European Economic Integration. An Approach Based on Sraffian Schemes and Subsystems.
... The results suggest that, even if the institutional framework plays an important role, there exist intrinsic limits to the capacity of markets to drive the specialization process towards an efficient scenario. Before the ...
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