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Concluding Thoughtsis developed in response. A dedicated interdisciplinary frame is required in turn, given that anti-discrimination law commonly remains confined to legal inquiry while recognition matters and politics of recognition limit themselves to political theory without necessarily being translated to technica

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-16076-2ly examines. It builds bridges with leading justice theories and principles, and also places the debate into the multiplicity of legal orders, including domestic constitutionalism, regional ius commune and international law. These introductory remarks also serve to convey a broad idea of the concept

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Neurophysiologische Korrelate der Rechnung,ses and the construction and adherence to human rights takes place at different levels. A multiplicity of factors including the specific interpretative powers operating, their specific competences, surrounding political contexts, and regional integration play into this. Cross-jurisdictional dialogue

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Zusammenfassung und Implikationen,tation in current institutional realities but in formulating different strategies and principles as a way to juridify difference-based thinking. Five theoretical attempts are made, serving as theoretical basis for potential reconceptualization and in view of a paradigm that clearly departs from the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-5575-9equality paradigm. In that light, the chapter juxtaposes positive discrimination and equality principles, disclosing opportunities and contradictions. First definitional attempts are made; further to this, positive discrimination is presented as a counter-balancing right, as a discourse and policy.

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Zusammenfassung und Implikationen,, it addresses different forms of collective subject-holdership, including ‘national minorities’, intergenerational rights and other emblematic categories. It further takes major steps in what could be called a ‘categorisation’ or ‘scales of’ collectivisation of group rights, by way of measurement.