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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 the ILO and are therefore conse- quently [...] shared the nation state as crucial point of reference. But Maul also illus- trates how the ILO often served as a platform for alternative approaches to international- ism and how it created space for the debate [...] missions to Latin America, Southeast Europe, Asia and North Africa (103-08). The Second World War served as a catalyst and strengthened the ILO’s position as an important source of tech- nical knowledge
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profession. But it has also been over- looked so far that the introduction of the minimum wage can serve as a quasi experiment for some effects of a basic income in question. For a considerable part of the
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Howse (2002) who engage with the issues of power and morale by pointing out how specific narratives serve to project ‘Europe’ (implying the EU) as a civilian power to the wider world and the implications [...] some nar- ratives that are more durably successful at this than others. Such narratives that then serve as blueprints or guidelines for other stories are called master narratives (Bamberg & An- drews, 2004
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common culture or a ‘national body’, focusing “primarily on lexical units and syntactic devices which serve to construct unification, unity, sameness, difference, uniqueness, origin, continuity, gradual or [...] part of a larger community, and national cultural goods, where European art and values and so on serve as material representations of European- ness. Second, the network structure, where European identity
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decided to focus only on one side of the po- larised debate of the refugee crisis. This approach serves and intends to highlight discur- sive dynamics that allow spreading anti-migration and Euroscepticism [...] 2006). The second step consisted of the understanding of how ‘topoi’ and legitima- tion strategies served for and/or contributed to shaping the framework of Europe- discourses and each specific form of [...] “Illegal immigrants are one million” (Il Giornale). If reporting the citations of political actors serves as a communicative device of objectification, the newspapers adopted the ‘topos of bur- den and numbers’
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rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea, de Genova (2013) argues that the humanitarian spectacle serves the purpose of racist inclu- sivity, to be followed as the next stage of integration of migrants [...] refugees in 1992 and “illegal migration” in 2000– 01 suggests, the rhetorical framing of the migrants served the purpose of elevating the Slovenian public to the image of a European nation. Henceforth – especially [...] narrative of Auschwitz. As Leventhal (1995) notes, reduction and compression of images in a graphic novel serves the function of distancing – not only from the brutality of Nazi extermination plans but, above all
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been enor- mously important, however, he believes only as a “nega- tive social model” basically serving as “…a reference point against which I had performed all the work I under- took as I struggled to
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current projects and challenges. In particular, the pages below seek to illustrate our efforts to serve as a comprehensive internal service institution for all EUF researchers in the field of European studies [...] statutes of the center, the spokespersons responsible for ICES on the day of its foundation will serve as members of its Board of Directors until December 31, 2020. At this year's general meeting, the [...] Starting in 2020, ICES members will elect the Board of Directors every two years and may be elected to serve on the board. ICES currently has 83 members. Fifteen new members joined last year. 70 are affiliated
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term “Africa” invites us to undertake. The Kolossos of the World The Black Man serves as witness to this pro cess. He serves as the very kolossos of the world, the double of the world, its cold shadow. As [...] associa- tion of words and images, with certain words clearly serving as empty forms that one fills with images, and others existing solely to serve as The lITTle secreT 123 vehicles for signs, to which they [...] statues and monuments did not serve primarily as aesthetic artifacts destined for the embellishment of towns or the living environment. From start to finish, they served as manifestations of the absolute
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