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Warum ist Datenintegration so schwierig? be advanced. At one time it was argued that ‘democracy’ would be adequate for this since it was thought to be, in principle at least, a system in which the ‘people’, as opposed to an irresponsible minority, ruled. However, theory and experience indicate that there is no . connection between democra

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Bildung gegen Rechtsextremismusnormative questions central to social and political philosophy, especially those to do with the nature and role of the state, we have done so without any explicit consideration of the principles that must underlie such questions.

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Law and Social Controls, many of which are bound to be backed by organised sanctions. Communitarians may well protest that the individualism that underlies the liberal conception of society encourages a legalistic approach to social affairs, and indeed this may well enhance conflict, but the objection here perhaps refers

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The StateOrdinary language philosophers were far more interested in the complexities that surround words such as ‘law’, ‘a(chǎn)uthority’ and ‘power’ than in the state. In all this there was perhaps the fear that to concentrate attention on the . was implicitly to give credence to the discredited doctrine that it

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26035-7onomics, there is nevertheless some considerable agreement about the contents of an introductory course book for students. At least such books are not likely to handle radically different material and, within the limits of the Western world, are not likely to differ all that much from place to place.