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31	Effective Global Governance Structures: Regionalization and Legalization in the WTO Zahrnt, Valentin 12 July 2004 (has links) Considering the effectiveness of the WTO and global governance in general as insufficient to overcome growing problems in governing a globalizing world, I pursue four objectives. By shedding light on the changes in the environment of the WTO and their implications for the working of the WTO, I first want to underpin the case for structural reforms. My second, and central, aim is to recommend a more effective structure for the WTO. Thirdly, I draw general lessons for global governance from the example of the WTO. And finally, I assess the adequacy of my innovative research design. The research design is characterized by a broad analytical framework that traces how regional integration among nation states and legalization of international institutions affect bargaining and enforcement of international agreements; additionally, it considers trends that affect the WTO. The interdisciplinary theoretical framework combines insights from the fields of international relations, international law, and international economics, and builds upon rationalist and constructivist perspectives. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/380 ddc:380
32	Constitutional negotiations in federal reforms Lorenz, Astrid 19 December 2014 (has links) (PDF) Constitutional amendments in federal political systems have to be negotiated between national and sub-national actors. While theories of negotiation usually explain the outcome by looking at these actors, their preferences and bargaining powers, the theoretical model developed in this article also includes their interaction orientation. The article determines a typical sequence of bargaining and arguing and identifies favourable conditions for cooperation based on different interaction orientations. The article states that actors can reconcile the conflicting logics of intergovernmental or party competition and joint decision-making in constitutional politics through a sequence of bargaining and arguing. However, constitutional amendments negotiated in this way run the risk of undermining the legitimacy and functionality of constitutions. Verfassung Verfassungsänderung Wechselbeziehung Verhandlung Föderalismus politische Reform constitutional negotiations federalism interaction orientation political reforms ddc:320 ddc:328
33	Tausch in Verhandlungen ein dynamisches Modell von Tauschprozessen Arndt, Frank January 2007 (has links) Zugl.: Mannheim, Univ., Diss., 2007
34	Tausch in Verhandlungen : ein dynamisches Modell von Tauschprozessen Arndt, Frank January 2008 (has links) Zugl.: Mannheim, Univ., Diss., 2007
35	Kinder auf dem Weg zur politischen Kultur : politsch(relevant)e Sozialisation durch Institutionalisierung einer demokratischen Streitkultur in der Grundschule / Ohlmeier, Bernhard. January 2006 (has links) Univ., Diss.--Augsburg, 2004.
36	Constitutional negotiations in federal reforms: interests, interaction orientation, and the prospect of agreement Lorenz, Astrid January 2011 (has links) Constitutional amendments in federal political systems have to be negotiated between national and sub-national actors. While theories of negotiation usually explain the outcome by looking at these actors, their preferences and bargaining powers, the theoretical model developed in this article also includes their interaction orientation. The article determines a typical sequence of bargaining and arguing and identifies favourable conditions for cooperation based on different interaction orientations. The article states that actors can reconcile the conflicting logics of intergovernmental or party competition and joint decision-making in constitutional politics through a sequence of bargaining and arguing. However, constitutional amendments negotiated in this way run the risk of undermining the legitimacy and functionality of constitutions. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/320 ddc:320 info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/328 ddc:328
37	Gespräche in einer Krise : Analyse von Telefonaten mit einem RAF-Mitglied während der Okkupation der westdeutschen Botschaft in Stockholm 1975 / Conversations in a crisis : Analysis of telephone communication with a member of the red army faction during the 1975 occupation of the West German embassy in Stockholm von der Heiden, Gregor January 2009 (has links) When crises develop, people are confronted with difficulties beyond those experienced in normal everyday activities. Due to the perceived threats inherent to such situations, familiar behaviors may prove ineffective, and such attempts can pose dangerous and unpredictable risks. Crises are extreme situations, occurring at the very edges of human experience. Oral communication in such situations cannot be casual; the seriousness of the situation demands exceptional communicative performance on the part of the participants. Therefore, certainties about everyday communication conventions are called into question. The following work examines conversations during which the participants were involved in an extreme situation. In this particular crisis, a politically motivated kidnapping, the personal involvement of the interlocutors is substantial. A clear and present fear of the situation escalating and the possibility of a failure to anticipate the resulting reactions from the other party(ies) characterize the communicative acts of those involved. Recorded telephone calls during the occupation of the West German Embassy in Stockholm by members of the Red Army Faction (RAF) on April 24, 1975 comprise the basis for this analysis. One of the occupiers speaks with various interlocutors located in an adjacent embassy building. These interlocutors are relatives of the hostages, the Swedish Minister of Justice, and a German official charged with leading the negotiations. In this study, the communicative processes of the crisis are reconstructed. In order to show how the interlocutors attempt to reach their goals in this tense situation with the resources available to them, as well as what they in fact achieve, ethnographic methods of analysis have been employed. This study shows how, despite strong conflicting interests and motives, a shared reality is built through the actions of the interlocutors. The interaction between two key figures in the early stages of the crisis can even be characterized as a form of coalition building. An explanation as to why this collaboration is not retained in the subsequent course of the events, however, leading to an escalation of the situation, is also presented. Furthermore, the following work sets forth qualities needed to interactively build a coalition in a precarious crisis situation, which has arisen between parties characterized by diametrically opposed aims. crisis telephone calls conversation analysis pragmatics linguistics verbal interaction negotiation Red Army Faction Baader-Meinhof terrorism RAF Swedish history political violence West German history occupation Krise Telefongespräche Gesprächsanalyse Sprachwissenschaft verbale Interaktion Verhandlung Rote Armee Fraktion Baader-Meinhoff Terrorismus Linksterrorismus Deutsche Geschichte Schwedische Geschickte Okkupation kris telefonsamtal samtalsanalys lingvistik verbal interaktion förhandling Röda Armé-fraktion RAF Baader-Meinhof terrorism vänsterterrorism tyska historia svensk historia ockupation German language Tyska språket Germanic languages Germanistik Linguistics Lingvistik History Historia Criminology Kriminologi Empirical conflict research Empirisk konfliktforskning

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