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Title: Hard Responses to Corruption: Penal Standards and the Repression of Corruption in Britain, France and Portugal Author(s): DE SOUSA, Luís Date: 2002 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Despite its difficulties and inconsistencies in framing those practices and conducts recently unveiled by the press and judicial investigations which have caused considerable public discontent, the penal definition of ...

Title: Harmonization and Asymmetry: Environmental Policy Co-Ordination Between the European Union and Central Europe Author(s): CADDY, Joanne E. Date: 1997 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article focuses upon the problem of policy co-ordination and employs an account of co-ordination between technical systems developed by Fritz W. Scharpf (Scharpf 1994) as the framework within which to explore multi-level ...

Title: Has educational sector any impact on school effectiveness in Hungary? : a comparison of the public and the newly established religious grammar schools Author(s): DRONKERS, Jaap; ROBERT, Peter Date: 2004 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Has the Dutch Nobility Retained its Social Relevance during the 20th Century? Author(s): DRONKERS, Jaap Date: 2003 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: In earlier studies we found that the Dutch nobility continues to have a strong advantage in achieving elite positions within Dutch society today, despite its very weak legal status since the late 19th century. The aim of ...

Title: Het belang van herkomst. Onderwijsprestaties van migranten in internationaal perspectief [The Importance of Origin. Educational Achievement of Migrants in International Perspective] Author(s): DRONKERS, Jaap Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Het belang van herkomst. Onderwijsprestaties van migranten in internationaal perspectief [The importance of origin. Educational achievement of migrants in international perspective] Author(s): DRONKERS, Jaap Date: 2005 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Higher education in Scotland and England after devolution Author(s): KEATING, Michael Date: 2005 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The twentieth century saw a convergence of the Scottish and English systems of higher education. Since devolution in 1999 there has been divergence. English policy is based on differentiation and competition, while Scotland ...

Title: History, action and identity: revisiting the 'second' great debate and assessing its importance for social theory Author(s): KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article raises the issue about the nature of knowledge in practical matters. Traditionally this question has been answered by pointing to 'theory-building' and to field independent epistemological criteria that are ...

Title: History, Action and Identity: Revisiting the ‘Second’ Great Debate and Assessing its Importance for Social Theory Author(s): KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article raises the issue about the nature of knowledge in practical matters. Traditionally this question has been answered by pointing to ‘theory-building’ and to field independent epistemological criteria that are ...

Title: Hoe 'adellijk' is de adel in het huidige Nederland? Antropologische en sociologische aantekeningen bij de in 2005 gehouden enquête onder de Nederlandse adel. How ‘noble’ is nobility of the modern Netherlands? Anthropological and sociological remarks about the survey held among the Dutch nobility in 2006 Author(s): DRONKERS, Jaap; HUISTRA, A.; KUIPER, Y. B. Date: 2006

Title: Home Thoughts from Abroad: The Variable Impacts of Diasporas on Peace-Building with Feargal Cochrane and Ashok Swain Author(s): BASER, Bahar Date: 2009 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article looks at the dynamics of Diaspora groups as a possible catalyst for peace-building within violent segmented societies. With the help of two case studies, Irish-America's role in Northern Ireland and Sri Lankan ...

Title: How (Il)liberal is the liberal theory of law? Some critical remarks on slaughter's approach Author(s): KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich Date: 2010 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article explores the limits of Anne-Marie Slaughter's liberal theory of (international) law. Despite her admirable interdisciplinary work, Slaughter falls prey to proposing largely technical solutions based on best ...

Title: How (Il)liberal is the Liberal Theory of Law? Some Critical Remarks on Slaughter’s Approach Author(s): KRATOCHWIL, Friedrich Date: 2010 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article explores the limits of Anne-Marie Slaughter's liberal theory of (international) law. Despite her admirable interdisciplinary work, Slaughter falls prey to proposing largely technical solutions based on best ...

Title: How Immigration is Changing Citizenship: A Comparative View Author(s): JOPPKE, Christian Date: 1999 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article compares the impact of post-war immigration on citizenship in three Western states: the United States, Germany and Great Britain. While focusing on national variations in the immigration-citizenship relationship, ...

Title: How Institutions Evolve: Evolutionary theory and institutional change Author(s): LEWIS, Orion A.; STEINMO, Sven Date: 2012 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article argues that questions of gradual institutional change can be understood as an evolutionary process that can be explained through the careful application of “generalized Darwinism.” We argue that humans' advanced ...

Title: How New Enlarged Borders Will Reshape the European Union Author(s): ZIELONKA, Jan Date: 2001 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Debate about the final destination of European integration is again in vogue and it is largely state-centric. The future EU is usually seen as a new type of Westphalian (federal) state with a central government in charge ...

Title: How Organizational Structures in Science Shape Spin-Off Firms: The Biochemistry Departments of Berkeley, Stanford, and Ucsf and the Birth of the Biotech Industry Author(s): JONG, Simcha Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article examines how the organizational capabilities of academic spin-off firms in new industries are shaped by the organization of the research communities in universities from which these spin-off firms emerge. ...

Title: How to Federalize the European Union and why Bother Author(s): TRECHSEL, Alexander H. Date: 2005 Type of Publication: Article

Title: How to Lose A Majority: the Competition in Single-Member Districts Author(s): D'ALIMONTE, Roberto; BARTOLINI, Stefano Date: 1998 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Few observers expected that the 1966 elections in Italy would yield a clear-cut outcome. Even fewer people expected that, after the disastrous results of the previous elections, the centre-left coalition would be able to ...

Title: Human Rights in a Global Ecumene Author(s): REUS-SMIT, Christian Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: How should we understand the cultural politics that has surrounded the development of international human rights? Two perspectives frame contemporary debate. For ‘cultural particularists’, human rights are western artefacts; ...

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