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Conclusions: Perspectives and Puzzles in Researching Politics of (Dis)Integration,ation governance embodies as well as generates conceptual, political and policy formations in various domains of societal affairs. The authors’ insights are reviewed on the construction of policy frames, hierarchising practices and everyday acts of (dis)integration. It is also discussed how the chap

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?ahizer Samuk. Individuals with personality disorders employ maladaptive strategies in their social behavior (Adams, 1981; Lion, 1978; Millon, 1981; Turner & Hersen, 1981). Those with histrionic disorders are difficult to treat, both medically and psychologically, mainly because these very strategies interfere w

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Céline Cantat. Individuals with personality disorders employ maladaptive strategies in their social behavior (Adams, 1981; Lion, 1978; Millon, 1981; Turner & Hersen, 1981). Those with histrionic disorders are difficult to treat, both medically and psychologically, mainly because these very strategies interfere w

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Violetta Zentaisible beliefs about these treatments. In contrast to double-blind drug trials where pre-existing beliefs are neutralized by treatments that look identical, behavioral trials evaluate randomized arms that often look different, thus limiting options for design control of biases resulting from preferen