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for society. - Topic 1: Family, intergenerational relations, social coexistence - Topic 2: Labor market, work organizations, employment trajectories - Topic 3: Education system and educational pathways

the German-Danish border are also participating in "Hope & Despair." They are contributing their marketing know-how, explains Gorm Casper, managing director of Tourismus Agentur Flensburger Förde GmbH: "We

research.JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 54(2), 337-352. Nicolaïdis, K., & Howse, R. (2002). ‘This is my EUtopia ...’: narrative as power. JCMS: Jour- nal of Common Market Studies, 40(4), 767-792. Olsen [...] this themed issue, we are glad to be able to include Niels Exner’s A century with and against the market. The ILO and ‘global social justice’, which reviews Daniel Maul’s research monograph The International [...] Narrating the process: questioning the progressive story of European integration. JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 46(3), 641-662. Heller, A. (2006). European master narratives about freedom. In G. Delanty

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• Culture, Practice and Europeanization

forms of public out- reach, for example discussion rounds in schools, photo exhibitions in public markets or concerts with popular local artists. The preferred medium is personal testimony of discour- aged

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• Culture, Practice and Europeanization

it seems that there are a lot of stories circulating through Europe – e.g. the story of the common market, of a unique European culture, of European integration as a way to preserve peace among for- merly [...] action, and the narrative structure of so- cial life. The social embeddedness of discourse and markets – a theoretical essay. In S. Ó Tuama (Ed.), Critical turns in critical theory. New directions in

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1, 118-122 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. A century with and against the market. The ILO and ‘global social justice’ Review: Daniel Maul – The International Labour Organization [...] industrialized and developing countries had different conceptions, economies were organized as free markets or planned economies, and also the contrast between formal and informal work, the work of men and [...] the ILO itself is dependent on the willingness of states to counter or limit the threats of open market economies. Despite all this, Mauls rather positively formulated outlook on the future of the ILO

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converted into the labour market effects of a basic income. However, it is possible to gain insights into mechanisms that would work in the direction of more moderate labour market effects from the introduction [...] a basic income would weaken (wage) work orientation and reduce the supply of labour on the labour market can be found in two variants. Reducing the supply of labour is seen as either unproblematic (A) or [...] background of the view that the socially relevant part of the work is carried out away from the labour market anyway. This argument was previously linked to very optimistic assessments of the potential of the

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Biotechnology and Molecular and Biosystems engineering Social Sciences and Humanities SH1 Individuals, Markets and Organisations SH2 Institutions, Values, Environment & Space SH3 The Social World, Diversity,

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• 1st Research Funding Day

one marked by the globalization of markets, the priva- tization of the world under the aegis of neoliberalism, and the increasing imbrication of the financial markets, the postimperial military complex [...] state and the market. The state appeared first in its primitive form, that of “commandment,” before mutating into a system for the civilization of habits. In its primitive form, the market was inscribed [...] moment is one according to which “all events and situations in the world of life can be assigned a market value.”11 The pro cess is also characterized by the production of indifference; the frenzied codification

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• ICES Reading Group HeSe 20/21 - A. Mbembe

worried than the Social Democrats. These results are not surprising, as the FDP is in favour of a free market, while supporters of the Green Party are often post-materialists who are interested in Europe as

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• Discussion Papers