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Presentation at the ICES Research Colloquium Increasing value and political polarization has been observed in many Western European countries, however, there is little known on what drives this process. With the unique data from ValCon survey we will investigate which of the mechanisms is the most powerful explanation of occurring polarization in six European countries covered by the survey. Personality traits, digital and social media use, lack of social and political trust, emotional responses to politics as well as variables of relative deprivation, status anxiety, lack
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Presentation at the ICES Research Colloquium Increasing value and political polarization has been observed in many Western European countries, however, there is little known on what drives this process. With the unique data from ValCon survey we will investigate which of the mechanisms is the most powerful explanation of occurring polarization in six European countries covered by the survey. Personality traits, digital and social media use, lack of social and political trust, emotional responses to politics as well as variables of relative deprivation, status anxiety, lack
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citizenship (“naturalization”) have been introduced. 1 On the other, new migration patterns have emerged due to various factors including the end of Socialism, the opening of borders, the migration [...] and the legal framework? Since migration is often discussed in the context of social transfers in the host country, we also investigate whether the amount of remittances is influenced by social situation [...] from the literature (Cox 1987, Poirine 1997, Stark/Wang 2002) the explanatory variables are reflecting personal characteristics, the social and the migration status as well integration into the German society. In a
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of Sønderjylland/Schleswig. The joint research paper series is open to contributions from the field of business, regional economics, social sciences, linguistics and culture studies as well as other topics [...] , 1980) play a role here as well as social, cultural and/or legal specificities that may affect value creation in a certain location (Cortright, 2002). Further, sectoral attractiveness (Porter, 1980 [...] Porter, M.E. 1998. Clusters and the new economics of competition. Harvard Business Review, November-December: 77-90. Punch, K. 2003. Introduction to social research. London: Sage Seale, C. 1999
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in an interdisciplinary lecture-series. The four branches of projects: Research, Art and Scenography, Journalism, (Social) Entrepreneurship are introduced. Professional competence: Students [...] and distribution take on different forms in the four branches of Doing Europe. Consequently, they can decide in which branch they will undertake an instruction-based project in DE 4. Social [...] . Social and individual competence: Students can use methods for understanding and criticising scholarly texts. This enables them to be self-aware of their own reasoning in critical
