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and discuss the situation of refugees in Poland and Hungary. The second committee will simulate UN Women, the United Nations body for gender equality and empowerment of women, and discuss women's access
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to ad- vance its storyline (Eder & Carlson, 2020 in this issue). Second, both Europeanization and narrative entail the notion of being an ongoing process, with various pathways to various endings being [...] success abroad and a crucial factor for migration to Europe. Second, there is the “You can be happy at home” narrative as launched by EU member states, an institutional counter-narrative, failing
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2010, 6). The pre- sent article takes its starting point in this second point, exploring not the events them- selves, but the less investigated aspect of how the European dimension is represented in [...] and so on serve as material representations of European- ness. Second, the network structure, where European identity is formed through the es- tablishment of a Europe-wide communication community ( [...] Beck, U. (2000). The cosmopolitan perspective: Sociology of the second age of modernity. British Journal of Sociology, 51(1), 79–105. doi:10.1111/j.1468-4446.2000.00079.x 2020 Antoinette Fage-Butler &
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recontextualization of common patterns between newspapers and users. Secondly, results also highlight that users’ comments diverge from newspapers showing anti-immigration positions and hostility towards the [...] intellectuals, and institutional media (De Cillia et al., 1999). The second perspective regards the narratives produced by civic actors from a bottom-up point of view which are contributing to existing work [...] methodological principles of grounded theory (Char- maz, 2006). The second step consisted of the understanding of how ‘topoi’ and legitima- tion strategies served for and/or contributed to shaping the
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in early 2016 in the major Slovenian daily newspaper Delo. The second example is a documentary pho- tograph entitled The Path, taken by Borut Krajnc at the Croatian-Slovenian “green border” at Rigonce [...] in Slovenia after the break-up of socialist Yugoslavia; and, second, in light of recent calls for a “new narrative of Europe”, by underlining the role of public memories of solidarity at the periphery [...] employing the convention of the documen- tary photography in the second case – while still appearing in the cultural setting of the mainstream institutions. In their combined effect, the two media
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basic assumptions that “migrants lack information on migration; second, 88 Culture, Practice & Europeanization August that their behaviour is based on available information; and third, that information
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or equivalent first cycle (EQF level 6) / Master or equivalent second cycle (EQF level 7) / Doctorate or equivalent third cycle (EQF level 8). EQF level codes 5 to 8 are equivalent to the ISCED levels
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building block of social relations” (Eder, 2009b, 430). The second proposition is that for narratives to have an effect – that is, for identities to emerge –, such stories do not only need to be [...] larger fringes of self- determination and subjectivity. The second implication concerns the question of explain- ing the consequences of narrative shifts that point either toward the pure or impure
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inter-war period (33-108), 2. the period from 1940-49 as the “second founding” (Maul) of the ILO, with the Philadelphia Declaration of 1944 as central event (109-57), 3. decolonization and Cold War ( [...] 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 in this field.
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basic income is a logical but illusionary consequence of this. Second limitation: At what age should one be entitled to receive the guaranteed basic in- come? This question is closely related to the [...] after- wards (further training; curing a protracted illness). Secondly, a basic income will have very different effects, depending on whether everyone in a (nationally constituted) society re- ceives [...] than problems of adaptation to new qualification requirements. Second: The discourse constellation today resembles the debate in the 1980s about productivity increases and technologically induced