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11	Členství Turecka v EU: Francouzská, německá a britská perspektiva / Turkish membership in the EU: French, German and British Perspectives Dražilová, Dominika January 2012 (has links) The accession of Turkey to the EU has become one of the major unresolved issues of European integration and leads directly into bigger debates about the underpinnings and purpose of the EU. Should Turkey be a Member State with full rights or be connected to the through a yet undefined special relationship? That is the kind of question many are asking nowadays. Every Member State of the European Union has a different vision of Europe, with different views of how the Union should be defined and on what foundations it should be based. This work explores the relationship between the concept of Europe held by a country's political elite, through analysing its discourse, and the country's position towards Turkish EU membership. Three cases are presented: France, Germany and the United Kingdom.
12	Political socialisation and its implications within a rural setting in South Africa : a case study of Calais Village in Limpopo province Mbabvu, Desmond 02 1900 (has links) The central issue in this study is political socialisation and its implications within a rural setting in South Africa with a particular focus on Calais village in Limpopo Province. The aim of the study is to determine how adult residents of Calais village, are politically socialised; and furthermore to assess the impact of the socialisation process on the residents’ political behaviour within a democratic South Africa. In order to achieve the research purpose, face-to-face interviews were conducted with forty (40) adult residents in Calais village. The study revealed that the respondents were politically socialised by the media, immediate family, peers, extended family, political parties, local municipality, school, traditional leadership, ward committee and religious institutions. The media were the most important agent, while the religious institutions were the least. Furthermore, NGOs and trade unions were not socialisation agents in Calais village. The socialisation process had an impact on the respondents’ political behaviour in terms of political interest, party identification, political beliefs, efficacy, knowledge, awareness and participation. / Political Sciences / M.A. (Politics) Agents of political socialisation Calais village Political attitudes Political behaviour Political expectations Political information Political knowledge Political orientations Political participation Political socialisation Political values Residents Role Rural and traditional setting 306.2096825

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Členství Turecka v EU: Francouzská, německá a britská perspektiva / Turkish membership in the EU: French, German and British Perspectives

Political socialisation and its implications within a rural setting in South Africa : a case study of Calais Village in Limpopo province