Titlebook: Coping with Demographic Change: A Comparative View on Education and Local Government in Germany and ; Reinhold Sackmann,Walter Bartl,Chris

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Women’s Everyday Religious Discourse in Iran over the last two decades. The main determinants of the demographic situation, i.e. fertility, mortality and migration, are analysed in depth. Both Germany and Poland show fertility rates below reproduction level. Due to a higher momentum of recent birth cohorts, the decline in natural reproduction

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Women in the Resistance Movement in Iranddition, it characterises the data sets used in the book. They include expert interviews in municipalities in Poland and Germany; a postal survey of mayors in Poland and Germany; secondary data analysis of the Bertelsmann study in Germany; secondary data analysis of SIO, a quantitative data set on t

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Women in the Resistance Movement in Iraning times of growing or at least stable population numbers. Economists consider demographic decline to be problematic because some of the costs for public service provision will remain largely fixed even if capacities are not (completely) utilised. Since public services lack a market environment to

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Women’s Everyday Religious Discourse in Iraninstitutional settings. The aim of this chapter is to systematically compare frames and coping strategies across the expert interviews conducted in 21 municipalities sampled from West Germany, East Germany and Poland. Of special interest are perceptions of demographic problems and coping strategies

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Women’s Everyday Religious Discourse in Iran are any differences in demography-related interpretation patterns between German and Polish municipalities. We link our analysis of local mentalities with the concept of agency developed by Margaret Archer. Drawing on her Internal Conversation Indicator (ICONI), we formed a Local Authorities’ Conve

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Cordelia Grimwood,Ruth Popplestoneies. Both aspects form the economic foundation of good local governance. The conceptual framework refers to Hartmut Esser’s model of frame selection, which belongs to the family of dual-process theories. It integrates explanatory and interpretive sociological paradigms and operationalises a theoreti