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Brunkhorst’s Solidarity: From Civic Friendship to a Global Legal Community, Introduction von Jeffrey Flynn, Kritiken von Dominique Leydet, James Bohman, Max Pensky. Reply to Critics von H. [...] Mulino 1/ 2015, 27-42. Democracy and World Law: On the problem of Global Constitutionalism, in: Barbara Bukinx/ Jonathan Trejo-Mathys/ Timothy Waligore, Ed: Domination and Global political Justice, London [...] Dependency and Independency Theories, Religion, Capitalism, and Global Society, in: Miguel Vatter, Ed.: Crediting God. Sovereignty&Religion in the Age of Global Capitalism, New York: Fordam Univ. Press

S. & Burgess, J.: Exploiting locational resources in a world of global value chains: Strategic considerations for clustered firms and cluster managers, in: Connell, J., Agarwal, R., Sushil & Dhir, S. (Eds.): Global Value Chains, Flexibility and Sustainability, Springer, 2018: 15-31. Gretzinger, S. & Royer, S.: Adding Social Capital Considerations

Ksenija Vidmar Horvat 67-84 Narrating migration in terms of the Global North: Institutional attempts to counter the ‘Paradise Europe’ narrative in Cameroon Marlene Gärtner 85-101 Europe as a narrative [...] 102-117 A century with and against the market. The ILO and ‘global social justice’ Review: Daniel Maul – The International Labour Organization. 100 Years of Global Social Policy, Berlin: De Gruyter

garment cultures, to feminist celibacy, to law and ethics, to globalism, to the golden mean... and many things in between! All of the lectures are geared towards a non-specialist audience and will be

access to cross-cutting skills (e.g. intercultural competence and global citizenship), while also fulfilling the commitment to address key societal challenges. TRIP focuses on mapping, capacity building,

ideas, and current cultural discourses regarding Europe in a global context. The linguistic diversity of the program marks it as a cross-border study option that aptly addresses the cultural and

challenges facing minority language media in local, regional and global contexts, with particular emphasis on an ever-evolving media landscape. Confirmed speakers : The conference will feature two keynote

transatlantic relationships with Europe. They share an awareness of global, transnational spaces, as well as of their national encodings, and they have an advanced understanding of cultural difference and

societal causes of today’s most pressing ecological crises (such as global warming or biodiversity loss) and will know and be able to distinguish various theories of sustainable development as well as [...] interrelations be- tween inner-EU relations and interests and the global system are analysed. The substantive foci will vary according to changes in academic and public debates. Professional competence: [...] , civil society and bureaucracies at the national, European and global levels. Methodological competence: Students will be able to develop a first understanding of complex cross-national and multi- level

transatlantic relationships with Europe. They share an awareness of global, transnational spaces, as well as of their national encodings, and they have an advanced understanding of cultural difference and