Regarding the national level, we are – for example- interested in why are some countries making ambitious [...] g., one previous course in statistics) are recommended but not required in the presence of a strong motivation [...] However, many doubt that they are doing it well. The writings on the wall are manifold: The decline of former

whether they are effective, what are the determinants of their inclusion, and whether or not social provisions [...] of the most important theories and methods to understand political violence. • They are able to critique [...] How has this situation come about? These changes are not random but driven by societal transformations and

because this term is a misnomer. What we are facing today is not a clash of civilisations but a clash of [...] multiculturalism has not approved itself. It causes many problems. […] It is de facto not possible to live [...] by side not necessary communicating to each other. By basing ourselves on this very important result [

research. The workshop does not have a specific focus. Further, it is not about presenting polished papers [...] nal phenomena. We are especially keen to hear voices from literature that does not belong to the standard [...] How Value Propositions and Business Model Features are Linked in the Sharing Economy Di, 07.04.20 , 18.15

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Inhalt: Lernziele: Contents: Why are some countries richer than others? Why have some economies been able [...] techniques, which are techniques exploring latent variables, i.e., variables that are not directly observed [...] first two days. (Additional suggested readings are not required.) 29 Neue Formen der Governance Dozentin:

models are also increasingly gaining relevance. As a political philosophy, anarchism does not merely [...] period as an important site of contestation in which certain key issues of German modernity are critically [...] and to decide whether or not the functions identified by the researchers are fulfilled. The focus will

techniques, which are techniques exploring latent variables, i.e., variables that are not directly observed [...] goods and services? Who are the winners and losers from trade liberalization? What are the most effective [...] the political landscape came about and why those parties are in some countries stronger than in others

character. In our seminar we will explore when, how and why this person was transformed from being a “moral man” [...] journey, we will encounter and explore several important economic ideas and concepts that the economic [...] make, the market place where goods and services are exchanged, moral dilemmas encountered, and the wisdom

Cambridge University Press. Gallegos, F. (2017). Moods are not Colored Lenses: Perceptualism and the Phenomenology [...] schildknecht@unilu.ch / martin.hartmann@unilu.ch 3 Are Women Human? Einführung in die feministische Rec [...] Semesterwochenstunden Turnus: Wöchentlich Inhalt: Are women, ontologically speaking, human in the eyes

31. Blatter, Joachim (2022): Why Additional National Citizenships are more Promising than the European [...] 98-100. 24. Blatter, Joachim (2017): Why Britain cannot and should not imitate the Swiss model of sectoral [...] (2011): Introduction: Frontiers of Methodological Progress in Qualitative Research. German Policy Studies