Anna Christmann
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4247858 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Anna Christmann |
| PRENOMES | Anna |
| SOBRENOME | Christmann |
| ASSINATURA | CHRISTMANN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Zurich |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Over-responsibilised and over-blamed
This article contributes to the study of democratic problems related to governance networks, by focusing on the role of the media. Two main rivalling hypotheses are examined. The functionalist hypothesis postulates that the media accurately inform the public about policy actors and their responsibilities, independent of these actors’ institutional status. The media-bias hypothesis postulates an attention bias towards elected policy actors, result…
New Regionalism—Not Too Complex for the Media Watchdog
As cities grow and expand, governance networks advocated by the “new regionalism” have become increasingly important for policy making in metropolitan areas. This article examines media reporting about governance networks and the effect this reporting has on democratic accountability and legitimacy. We use data from a standardized content analysis of newspaper coverage about metropolitan policy making in four European metropolitan areas (Zurich, …
Anna Christmann
Anti-minority votes and judicial review
Direct Democracy and Minority Rights
Most of the research on the effects of direct democracy on minority rights is empirically limited to the direct effects of direct democracy. This article takes the issue a step further and examines both direct and indirect effects by investigating the rights of religious minorities in Switzerland. The analysis provides two main insights: all direct effects are negative and can be observed when the rights of out-groups like Islamic minorities are …
Nachruf auf Karl Martin Bolte (1925–2011)
Muslime in der Schweiz
Muslime in der Schweiz Birgit Allenbach und Martin Sökefeld ( Hrsg .) Zürich : Seismo ( 2010 ), 396 S ., ISBN 978-3-03777-090-0 Trotz der öffentlichen Islam-Debatte, die bereits vor der Annahme der Minarettverbotsinitiative begonnen hatte, gibt es bis heute wenig wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse über Muslime in der Schweiz. Vorhandene Literatur diskutiert zwar verschiedene Aspekte der Minarettverbotsinitiative (Tanner et al. 2010), rechtliche Frage…
Damoklesschwert Referendum? Die indirekte Wirkung ausgebauter Volksrechte auf die Rechte religiöser Minderheiten
Die indirekte Wirkung der Volksrechte auf den parlamentarischen Prozess bleibt gerade im Bereich der Minderheitenrechte meist unberücksichtigt. Anhand der Analyse von Anerkennungsprozessen für religiöse Minderheiten in den Schweizer Kantonen soll ein Beitrag zur Schliessung dieser Lücke geleistet werden. Es wird argumentiert, dass Parlamente prinzipiell minderheitenfreundlicher entscheiden als das Volk, wenn es sich um schlecht integrierte Minder…
Over-responsibilised and over-blamed
This article contributes to the study of democratic problems related to governance networks, by focusing on the role of the media. Two main rivalling hypotheses are examined. The functionalist hypothesis postulates that the media accurately inform the public about policy actors and their responsibilities, independent of these actors’ institutional status. The media-bias hypothesis postulates an attention bias towards elected policy actors, result…
Damoklesschwert Referendum? Die indirekte Wirkung ausgebauter Volksrechte auf die Rechte religiöser Minderheiten
Die indirekte Wirkung der Volksrechte auf den parlamentarischen Prozess bleibt gerade im Bereich der Minderheitenrechte meist unberücksichtigt. Anhand der Analyse von Anerkennungsprozessen für religiöse Minderheiten in den Schweizer Kantonen soll ein Beitrag zur Schliessung dieser Lücke geleistet werden. Es wird argumentiert, dass Parlamente prinzipiell minderheitenfreundlicher entscheiden als das Volk, wenn es sich um schlecht integrierte Minder…
Direct Democracy and Minority Rights
Most of the research on the effects of direct democracy on minority rights is empirically limited to the direct effects of direct democracy. This article takes the issue a step further and examines both direct and indirect effects by investigating the rights of religious minorities in Switzerland. The analysis provides two main insights: all direct effects are negative and can be observed when the rights of out-groups like Islamic minorities are …
New Regionalism—Not Too Complex for the Media Watchdog
As cities grow and expand, governance networks advocated by the “new regionalism” have become increasingly important for policy making in metropolitan areas. This article examines media reporting about governance networks and the effect this reporting has on democratic accountability and legitimacy. We use data from a standardized content analysis of newspaper coverage about metropolitan policy making in four European metropolitan areas (Zurich, …
Anti-minority votes and judicial review
Damoklesschwert Referendum? Die indirekte Wirkung ausgebauter Volksrechte auf die Rechte religiöser Minderheiten
Die indirekte Wirkung der Volksrechte auf den parlamentarischen Prozess bleibt gerade im Bereich der Minderheitenrechte meist unberücksichtigt. Anhand der Analyse von Anerkennungsprozessen für religiöse Minderheiten in den Schweizer Kantonen soll ein Beitrag zur Schliessung dieser Lücke geleistet werden. Es wird argumentiert, dass Parlamente prinzipiell minderheitenfreundlicher entscheiden als das Volk, wenn es sich um schlecht integrierte Minder…
Nachruf auf Karl Martin Bolte (1925–2011)
Muslime in der Schweiz
Muslime in der Schweiz Birgit Allenbach und Martin Sökefeld ( Hrsg .) Zürich : Seismo ( 2010 ), 396 S ., ISBN 978-3-03777-090-0 Trotz der öffentlichen Islam-Debatte, die bereits vor der Annahme der Minarettverbotsinitiative begonnen hatte, gibt es bis heute wenig wissenschaftliche Erkenntnisse über Muslime in der Schweiz. Vorhandene Literatur diskutiert zwar verschiedene Aspekte der Minarettverbotsinitiative (Tanner et al. 2010), rechtliche Frage…
Direct Democracy and Minority Rights
Most of the research on the effects of direct democracy on minority rights is empirically limited to the direct effects of direct democracy. This article takes the issue a step further and examines both direct and indirect effects by investigating the rights of religious minorities in Switzerland. The analysis provides two main insights: all direct effects are negative and can be observed when the rights of out-groups like Islamic minorities are …
Anti-minority votes and judicial review
Anna Christmann
New Regionalism—Not Too Complex for the Media Watchdog
As cities grow and expand, governance networks advocated by the “new regionalism” have become increasingly important for policy making in metropolitan areas. This article examines media reporting about governance networks and the effect this reporting has on democratic accountability and legitimacy. We use data from a standardized content analysis of newspaper coverage about metropolitan policy making in four European metropolitan areas (Zurich, …
Over-responsibilised and over-blamed
This article contributes to the study of democratic problems related to governance networks, by focusing on the role of the media. Two main rivalling hypotheses are examined. The functionalist hypothesis postulates that the media accurately inform the public about policy actors and their responsibilities, independent of these actors’ institutional status. The media-bias hypothesis postulates an attention bias towards elected policy actors, result…
Political science (7 obras) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Corporate governance (3 obras) · Democracy (3 obras) · Humanities (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (3 obras)