Transatlantic Relations in Times of Change
Past, Present and Future
1st Edition
Published on 21. July 2021
177 pages
978-3-7489-2467-8 (ISBN)
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Die Beiträge in der Prof. Dr. Christiane Lemke gewidmeten Festschrift reflektieren die transatlantischen Beziehungen sowohl aus historischer als auch der gegenwärtigen Perspektive. Neben den Auswirkungen populistischer Tendenzen in den USA und europäischen Ländern, nehmen die Autorinnen auch Entwicklungen in den Bereichen Wissenschaft und Bildung sowie Kultur in den Blick.
Mit Beiträgen von
Liesbet Hooghe & Gary Marks; Helga Welsh; Angelika von Wahl & Annette Henniger; Kathrin Braun; Jürg Steiner; Konrad Jarausch; Katrin Toens & Gesine Fuchs; Tanja Hitzel-Cassagnes; Holger Moroff; Ines Katenhusen.
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Content
- Cover
- The Center for European Studies at UNC: Christiane Lemke's Contribution
- I. Founding the Center
- II. DAAD Involvement
- III. Institutional Consolidation
- IV. CES Problems
- V. Christiane Lemke's Contribution
- References
- Learning from both Sides of the Atlantic
- I. What can American and European universities learn from each other?
- II. How should Americans and Europeans address common problems?
- III. Can Americans and Europeans learn from how political institutions work on the other side?
- IV. Cheers to Christiane
- References
- 1989 Revisited: Different Narratives, Different Meanings
- I. Prologue
- II. The Meanings of 1989
- III. The 1989 Revolutions Caught in the Cross Fire
- a) Peaceful and Negotiated Revolutions
- b) The Betrayed Revolutions
- c) The Imitative Revolution
- IV. Epilogue
- References
- Beyond Lemke & Marks "The Crisis of Socialism": The Rise of a New Cleavage
- I. Dealignment or a new divide?
- II. A transnational cleavage
- III. Data and Measurement
- IV. Results
- V. Conclusion
- References
- Explaining Unexpected Policy Reforms: The Role of Political Leadership in Welfare State Restructuring
- I. Unexpected Policy Reforms: Learning from 'Nixon goes to China'- Cases
- II. Political Leaders as Promoters of Policy Change
- a) Institutional Constraints for Political Leadership
- b) Political Leadership in the Context of New Social Risks
- III. Employed Parents and Public Childcare at the Center of Family Policy Reform
- a) Leadership in Institutional Contexts
- b) The Parental Leave Reform (2007): Effective Leadership and New Interest Coalitions
- c) The Expansion of Childcare (2008): Leadership blocking Institutional Veto players
- d) The Importance of Political Leadership in Welfare State Reform
- References
- Handle with Caution: Truth, Facts and the Post-Truth Frame
- I. Entering the Era of Post-Truth?
- II. The Trouble with Post-Truth
- a) Unifying Post-Truth
- b) Universalizing Post-Truth
- c) Collapsing Dichotomies
- References
- Democratic Security and Foreign Policy: The EU as a Problem and a Solution for "The German Question"
- I. German Foreign Policy in the International Context
- II. From "Mittellage" via the "Sonderweg" to a "New Normalcy"
- III. From Rhetorical via Communicative Action to Political Reality
- IV. German Foreign Policy within the EU-The Case of Libya and the Euro
- V. The Euro Crisis
- VI. Conclusion
- References
- Disappearing in Providence. A German in Rhode Island, 1937-1941
- References
- Policy Learning in Times of Populism: The Case of Domestic Violence
- I. Policy learning in times of populism
- a) Policy learning: conceptual premises and practical implications
- b) Populist politics: 'powering' against 'puzzling'
- II. The Case of Domestic Violence
- a) Domestic Violence as Policy Field
- b) The emergence and diffusion of domestic violence policies in Europe
- c) The Istanbul Convention as a milestone
- d) Populist politics challenges domestic violence policies: reasons and impacts
- III. Conclusion
- References
- The International Criminal Court between Justice and Power-Politics
- Introduction
- The International Criminal Court in a Scheme of International Security
- Expectations and Shortcomings of International Criminal Justice Jurisdiction
- Calls for Legal Protection, Punishment and Restitution
- Limitations of International Criminal Justice
- Power-Politics vs. Institutional Rationales
- Outlook
- References
- Contributors
