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Title: The Balance of Intergenerational Exchange: Correlates of net transfers in Germany and Israel Author(s): LITWIN, Howard; VOGEL, Claudia; KÜNEMUND, Harald; KOHLI, Martin Date: 2008 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Bargaining efficiency in intergovernmental negotiations in the EU: Treaty of Nice vs. Constitutional Treaty Author(s): DÜR, Andreas; MATEO, Gemma Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Two conditions have to be met for bargaining in Intergovernmental Conferences (IGCs) in the EU to be efficient. On the one hand, an effective preparation of the negotiations is essential to provide governments with the ...

Title: Basque Militant Youths in France: New Experiences of Ethnonational Identity in the European Context Author(s): BRAY, Zoe Date: 2006-01-01 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The 'ethnonational identity' of young French Basques in France is analyzed in the context of European integration, and compared with the situation in the Spanish Basque Country. Due to the French state's refusal to recognize ...

Title: Begrenzte Wahl: Gelegenheitsstrukturen und Erwerbsmuster in Paarhaushalten im europäischen Vergleich Author(s): STEIBER, Nadia; HAAS, Barbara Date: 2010 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This article investigates employment patterns in couple households - and in particular their variability according to the presence and age of children. The aim of the comparative analysis of ten European countries, using ...

Title: Being Intolerant of the Intolerant. The exclusion of Western European anti-immigration parties and its consequences for party choice Author(s): VAN SPANJE, Joost; VAN DER BRUG, Wouter Date: 2009 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: In various European countries established parties have responded quite differently to the recent rise of anti-immigration parties. In Italy and Austria these parties entered governing coalitions. In France and Belgium the ...

Title: Between Ambitions and Financial Constraints: The Reform of the German Armed Forces Author(s): BREUER, Fabian Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: After the end of the Cold War and unification, Germany's role in the international system underwent a fundamental change. The so-called Berlin Republic developed a new strategic culture, relaxed its stance on the use of ...

Title: Between the Dissidents and the Regime: Young People by the End of the 1980s in Central and Eastern Europe Author(s): PIOTROWSKI, Grzegorz Date: 2010 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The aim of this article is to show the development and the origins of identity-based youth groups in Central and Eastern Europe. The rise of these groups, closely related to subcultures, should be perceived not only as one ...

Title: Beyond cosmopolitanism: towards a non-ideal account of transnational justice Author(s): CHWASZCZA, Christine Date: 2008 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Cosmopolitanism in normative theory of transnational justice is often characterized by the thesis that the moral and legal status of states must be entirely derived from the moral status of the individuals who constitute ...

Title: Beyond Interests and Norms: Gift-Giving and Reciprocity in Modern Societies Author(s): ADLOFF, Frank Date: 2006 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Beyond the gap: relevance, fields of practice and the securitizing consequences of (democratic peace) research Author(s): BÜGER, Christian; VILLUMSEN, Trine Date: 2007 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: International Relations (IR) has cultivated the idea of a gap between the theory and the practice/praxis of IR. This division into two different spheres of knowledge is related to the predominant objectivist conception ...

Title: Big Business and the State Author(s): STRANGE, Susan Date: 1991 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Big Expectations, Small Outcomes: The Impact of Leaders' Personal Appeal in the 2004 Greek Election Author(s): DINAS, Elias Date: 2008 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The 2004 Greek election provides an interesting case study for examining the impact of party leaders on the vote. A change in governing party leadership a few months before polling day had two important implications. First, ...

Title: Big Expectations, Small Outcomes: The impact of leaders’ personal appeal in the 2004 Greek election Author(s): DINAS, Elias Date: 2008 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: The 2004 Greek election provides an interesting case study for examining the impact of party leaders on the vote. A change in governing party leadership a few months before polling day had two important implications. First, ...

Title: Boundaries and Birthright: Bosniak's and Shachar's critiques of liberal citizenship Author(s): BAUBOCK, Rainer Date: 2011-01-01 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This review essay argues that citizenship in contemporary states exposed to migration should be understood and evaluated as membership in territorially bounded and intergenerational political communities that are no longer ...

Title: Breaking the Path of Institutional Development?: Alternatives to the New Determinism Author(s): CROUCH, Colin; FARRELL, Henry Date: 2004 Type of Publication: Article

Title: Breakthroughs in Faith Author(s): ROY, Olivier Date: 2011 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Across the globe, a new form of religiosity is transforming the spiritual and secular landscape. Evangelical Christianity, Islamic fundamentalism, and many other modern religions, Olivier Roy argues, are no longer tied to ...

Title: Bringing the Bureaucrats Back In: Neoliberal tax reform in New Zealand Author(s): CHRISTENSEN, Johan Date: 2012 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: New Zealand moved further in neo-liberal tax reform than most other advanced economies over the last three decades. The article investigates this extreme case to address the question of what explains major neo-liberal ...

Title: Bringing Together Or Driving Apart the Union? Towards A Theory of Differentiated Integration Author(s): KOLLIKER, Alkuin Date: 2001 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: This contribution develops a theory of the impact of differentiation on integration and unity among EU member states and discusses empirical evidence from four policy areas. According to the theory, the centripetal effects ...

Title: Bureaucracies, Neoliberal Ideas, and Tax Reform in New Zealand and Ireland Author(s): CHRISTENSEN, Johan Date: 2012 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Why did New Zealand adopt one of the most neoliberal tax systems in the world, whereas Ireland pursued a heterodox tax policy of low rates, deep deductions, and distortionary tax incentives? The diverging tax policy ...

Title: Campaign Effects and Second-Order Cycles - A Top-Down Approach to European Parliament Elections Author(s): WEBER, Till Date: 2007 Type of Publication: Article Abstract: Second-order elections theory explains cyclical losses by national government parties in elections to the European Parliament (EP) through strategic protest voting owing to performance deficits in policy- making. This paper ...

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