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debt instruments, the various forms of pledges and gages that were used to collateralized debt obligations, the evolution of the use and the trust, the corporate form and the x Preface history of bankruptcy [...] was used to denote interchangeably a fund of money, goods, or money rented out for interests,25 at least where this was permissible.26 [...] French and German civil and commercial codes.48 I use the term to show how certain legal insti- tutions have been combined and recombined in a highly modular fashion to code capital.
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Collective Cultural and Identity Discourses in the Early Modern Era Using the Example of 'the Own' and 'the Foreign'". If her application is successful, the project will be affiliated to ICES. Professional [...] in the project "Border Complexities" is planned. He would like to use the time to prepare publications and possibly a joint project application with EUF colleagues (Center for Border Studies, University [...] It is therefore all the more important to make the best possible use of the strategic advantages of the centre and the achievements of recent years. We are a small, but all the more dynamic research
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worried me, but in fact most of the passages where I translated using this term are articulated in a gendered way, often as a result of that tendency in the works of the thinkers (like Fanon) who so [...] guerrillas, the formation of “hunt commandos,” and the systematic use of mass imprisonment, torture, and extrajudicial execution.20 This “imperialism of disor ga ni za tion,” which feeds on anarchy, [...] of ideas nor an exercise in so cio log i cal history, but it uses history to propose a style of critical reflection on our con temporary world. By privileging a sort of reminiscence, half solar and
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or political institutions (Ewick & Silbey, 1995). Through the use of narratives and stories humans create a sense of meaning and purpose between fragmented events and experiences. Experiences are [...] i.e. the notion of Europeanization. Most often, this concept is used – particularly within political science, economics and European studies – to refer to the various processes through which standards [...] , it is reliant on plots, and on citizen discourse as language-in-use (for an overview of stories of Europe in national contexts cf. Lacroix & Nicolaïdis, 2010), and it needs agents to ad- vance its
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of the EU rather than for the continent of Europe: culture is used, as it often is, to “fix” a problem (Bell & Oakley, 2015, 58) – in this case, weak or lackluster support for European political [...] ’ was articulated in ECOC programmes and bidbooks from 2008-2018 using qualitative content analysis. They found increasing use of discourses of postnationalism, transculturalism and diversity. Immler [...] of this article were involved in qualitatively coding the data using NVivo (2017). This involved undertaking an initial coding of references to Europe; descriptive codes were derived using an inductive
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evaluation’: legitimation by reference to value systems often using adjectives without further justification. 3. ‘Rationalisation’: legitimation by reference to the goals and uses of institutionalized [...] , 3 reactions) An interesting element concerns the terminology used by the newspapers compared to the one used by users. While newspapers talk about ‘Illegal immigrants’ or ‘migrants’ citing the EU [...] the past governments” (Il Giornale, 16.10.2018, 16 reactions) By using the expression ‘nation like ours’, this user revealed the positive self-presentation and the negative other-presentation used to
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tion Camp Slovenia”, a reader wrote, “It is sad to see that we are using the same methods as were used during the war by the aggressor.” In December 2015, public protests against the fences at the borders [...] ’s two-volume novel Maus, where he uses illustrations of animal characters of cats (Nazis) and mice (Jews) to present his father’s memorial narrative of Auschwitz. As [...] as containing a visual narrative. She argues that: “If we wish to use the visual within narrative inquiry we must examine if, and to what extent, the visual can be used to construct narratives, the
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infor- mation will prevent people from migrating irregularly. I use the role of the imagination in migratory decisions as a point of departure for an in-depth analysis of the content and the structure [...] Nowadays, narrative is a potent and widespread concept which is used in a variety of fields and disciplines. Through this broad transdisciplinary interest, the subject has been ex- panded to a point [...] in play” (Koschorke, 2018, 9). The term narrative is frequently used in the media and its claim of validity makes the con- cept appealing for strategic political purposes. The German Federal Office,
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narrative genres – such as tragedy, romance or the comic plot often used by pop- ulists – within a process of collective identity formation in Europe. “Europe turns out to be a narrative laboratory in which [...] the role of narratives in the construction of “Europe”. Eder has used the notion of narrative in theorizing about Europe’s borders (Eder, 2006), the making of a European society (Eder, 2014) and the [...] the construction of the identity of that network which then is used to reproduce this network structure. Thus, collective identity constructions are a central building block of social relations” (Eder