Titlebook: European Integration, Processes of Change and the National Experience; Stefanie B?rner,Monika Eigmüller Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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From National to European Solidarity? The Negotiation of Redistributive Spacesablished patterns of solidarity seem to prevail in people’s minds, and thus also influence their preferences with regard to redistribution, however, first signs of a transnational solidarity among Europeans can be observed, which calls into question this seemingly irreversible and exclusive affinity between welfare and nation-states.

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Differentialdiagnose der Tachykardieasonable probability of implementing authoritative decisions for the population living in its territory. The five polities are those of Rome, the Franks, Napoleonic France, Nazi Germany and the European Union (EU).

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Rome Under Seven Hills? An Archaeology of European Private Lawuse of law as a means of European integration is legendary. It has been studied intensively by political scientists and legal scholars, and more recently also by sociologists (Frerichs 2008). The role of economists is no less important, be it as analysts or protagonists of integration through law. T

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Building Culture: The Architecture and Geography of Governance in the European Union blind us to the fact that the processes producing the EU reappear throughout history, be it in the rise of the mediaeval Italian city-states, the consolidation of the modern nation-state in the nineteenth century or in the contemporary construction of international governance institutions like the

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, and Public-Policy Rescaling Issues: Learning from Unemployment Policies in Germany (1870–1927)ahrendorf argued for a conceptual shift from a labour society . to an activity society ., promoting an enlarged understanding of work through the integration of informal work (Dahrendorf 1983). In 1984, in the same vein, Claus Offe diagnosed a ‘crisis of the society of work’ (Offe 1984: 7). A ‘crisi