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Book 2006l dimension of European integration and Europeanization. In particular, we seek to link the processes of European integration and Europeanization in a new way by asking the question: how has Europeanization affected current modes of integration and cooperation in the EU? Part I. Europeanization of t

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The Potential of International Law to Combat Discrimination against Girls in Educationhis chapter focuses particularly on a girl’s right to education, be- cause denial of, or interference with, this right facilitates the ex- clusion of girls from society, severely restricts their autonomy, and significantly contributes to the subordination of women later in life.

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The Personal Is Political: Jewish Fundamentalism and Women’s Empowermentundamentalism is probably the most important—and dangerous— social movement of our times.. One of the most difficult political tasks we are facing today is how to fight and resist fundamentalist movements without allowing such a resistance to become a cover for racist attacks on the demonized “Other.”

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Toward a New Paradigm for Religion in a Pluralist AgeThe contribution introduces a new paradigm, called the “Two Pluralisms”. Religious pluralization and secularization are no longer considered as contradictions. Thus it is possible to refer to both, the plurality of religious beliefs and worldviews in the same society and plurality in terms of the discourse between religious and secular groups.

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Newcomers and Innovation in the U.S. Telephone Industry — Then and Nowmers? As we consider this question, what stands out is the similarity between the communications revolution of the late 19th century and today’s digital revolution. In both eras, challenges by entrepreneurs from peripheral U.S. regions led to an accelerated deployment of new technologies.