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may be running against the dominant stories, but they are also shaped by them. Studies of narratives have been associated mainly with discourse analysis in the field of psychology. As argued by Bamberg [...] immigrants throughout the transition (Vidmar Horvat, 2009) and has shaped the solidarity discourse in recent years (Vidmar Horvat, 2012). At the micro level, it may seem that the counter-narratives hold
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, and not an interrogation of the structural conditions that shape one’s life story” (Fernandes, 2017, 6). The EU-funded institutions have no interest in pre- senting more nuanced migrant stories, [...] considerable geographical distance. This helps poli- ticians to shape and channel domestic social energies with regard to migration. A systematic strategy within the framework of migration management
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as two-sided: “[…] the network structure linking a peo- ple shapes the construction of the identity of that network which then is used to reproduce this network structure. Thus, collective identity [...] starts with the assumption of a limited number of genres that shape the way social relations are ordered and reordered. And it claims that narratives provide a way to look into the mechanism producing [...] proposed isomorphism works. It is a simple feedback effect: ideas shape social relations, and social relations shape ideas. The inter- esting theoretical issue is how this feedback unfolds in time and
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context of competition between power and influence has always shaped the struggle to define what the ILO is and what purposes it should serve. These questions affected the entire centennial history of [...] 269-72). Maul clearly shows how the history of the ILO has been shaped by dichotomies: industrialized and developing countries had different conceptions, economies were organized as free markets or
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the laby- rinths and multiplicities of individual experience as shaped by social and conceptual worlds. “ ‘Black’ is first of all a word,” Mbembe writes. “But the word has its own weight, its own density [...] 136–137). This history has created race and given it the power to shape meaning, experience, the past, and the future. Race, “at once image, body, and enigmatic mirror,” writes Mbembe, is “the expres- [...] , but the procedures that enabled the work of fantasy to take shape, as well as the vio lence that resulted from it, are now sufficiently well known. At this point, there are very few things we can
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and educational science, linguistics and philosophy. What is the shape of methodological approach towards spatial reconfigurations that are produced through borders? How does interdisciplinarity have an
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Dr. Tatiana Razuvaeva "World War I in Russian and German media: Shaping the discourse of memory" 17.00-17.15 16.00-16.15 Dr. Isabelle Boyer "Social Representations of the War as a Historical Event" 17.15
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be of great value to anyone interested in the forces that are shaping our world today. https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Society+of+Singularities-p-9781509534227 The book was selected on the basis of a book
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on the following core questions: 1. How did classical Imperialism shape the first rise of democracy?; 2. How did (early) democratic constitutionalism reflect and support processes of overseas expansion [...] regimes linked to Imperialism?; 4. How did Imperialist wars shape the architecture of European nation states and how was external violence mirrored in internal violence? Part 2 will focus on the following questions: 1. How did the aftermath of World War II shape democratic constitution making?; 2. Did decolonization promote new constitutional models?; 3. Did the relation between warfare and
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