Ulrich K Preu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 794487 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ulrich K Preu |
| NOMBRES | Ulrich K |
| APELLIDO | Preu |
| FIRMA | PREU U K |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1991 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Kosovo - a State Sui Generis
Is Kosovo an international protectorate legalized by SC Res. 1244/1999? Or is it an independent state and as such a regular member of the international community? If the former assumption is accurate, how can permanent members of the Security Council recognize this entity as an independent state when Res. 1244/1999 unmistakably marked it as part of another sovereign state, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia? If the latter assumption is valid, how…
The Iraq War
Traditions of Citizenship in the European Union
The articles in this Special Issue of Citizenship Studies explore the meanings and practices of citizenship in five European countries--Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, and the United Kingdom. The creation of a European Union citizenship as a legal reality has raised important questions about the possibility of developing a common concept of citizenship on the basis of a variety of national traditions and understandings. We illustrate the richnes…
Postcommunist Democracy
Citizenship and the German Nation
Is there a particular German concept of citizenship, and if so, what is special about it? The author argues that Germany's belated transformation into a territorial nation-state and the complex relationship between statehood and nationhood in the country's history have strongly shaped its dominant notion of citizenship. While in a long process starting in the thirteenth century in other European countries like France, England, and Spain the idea …
Migration — A Challenge to Modern Citizenship
I will treat the question of whether there is an inherent difficulty hindering the nation-state and its concept of citizenship from coping with the problem of migration.... I interpret democracy as a political form which bridges the gap between the premodern concept of republicanism, which inspires the idea of citizenship, and statehood (which tends to be hostile to the idea of citizenship).... I claim also that democracy is necessarily harmoniou…
Two Challenges to European Citizenship
Problems of Constitution for Europe
The Politics of Constitution Making
According to our conventional perception of the interrelations between revolutions and constitutions, constitutions perpetuate the interests of the victorious forces of the revolution. This paper analyzes the distinctive character of the revolutions of 1989 in East and Central Europe with respect to their claim to constitutionalism. The main characteristic of these revolutions is the disbelief of their proponents in the postulate of a homogeneous…
Postcommunist Democracy
Two Challenges to European Citizenship
Migration — A Challenge to Modern Citizenship
I will treat the question of whether there is an inherent difficulty hindering the nation-state and its concept of citizenship from coping with the problem of migration.... I interpret democracy as a political form which bridges the gap between the premodern concept of republicanism, which inspires the idea of citizenship, and statehood (which tends to be hostile to the idea of citizenship).... I claim also that democracy is necessarily harmoniou…
Traditions of Citizenship in the European Union
The articles in this Special Issue of Citizenship Studies explore the meanings and practices of citizenship in five European countries--Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, and the United Kingdom. The creation of a European Union citizenship as a legal reality has raised important questions about the possibility of developing a common concept of citizenship on the basis of a variety of national traditions and understandings. We illustrate the richnes…
Citizenship and the German Nation
Is there a particular German concept of citizenship, and if so, what is special about it? The author argues that Germany's belated transformation into a territorial nation-state and the complex relationship between statehood and nationhood in the country's history have strongly shaped its dominant notion of citizenship. While in a long process starting in the thirteenth century in other European countries like France, England, and Spain the idea …
Problems of Constitution for Europe
The Politics of Constitution Making
According to our conventional perception of the interrelations between revolutions and constitutions, constitutions perpetuate the interests of the victorious forces of the revolution. This paper analyzes the distinctive character of the revolutions of 1989 in East and Central Europe with respect to their claim to constitutionalism. The main characteristic of these revolutions is the disbelief of their proponents in the postulate of a homogeneous…
The Politics of Constitution Making
According to our conventional perception of the interrelations between revolutions and constitutions, constitutions perpetuate the interests of the victorious forces of the revolution. This paper analyzes the distinctive character of the revolutions of 1989 in East and Central Europe with respect to their claim to constitutionalism. The main characteristic of these revolutions is the disbelief of their proponents in the postulate of a homogeneous…
Two Challenges to European Citizenship
Problems of Constitution for Europe
Migration — A Challenge to Modern Citizenship
I will treat the question of whether there is an inherent difficulty hindering the nation-state and its concept of citizenship from coping with the problem of migration.... I interpret democracy as a political form which bridges the gap between the premodern concept of republicanism, which inspires the idea of citizenship, and statehood (which tends to be hostile to the idea of citizenship).... I claim also that democracy is necessarily harmoniou…
The Iraq War
Traditions of Citizenship in the European Union
The articles in this Special Issue of Citizenship Studies explore the meanings and practices of citizenship in five European countries--Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, and the United Kingdom. The creation of a European Union citizenship as a legal reality has raised important questions about the possibility of developing a common concept of citizenship on the basis of a variety of national traditions and understandings. We illustrate the richnes…
Postcommunist Democracy
Citizenship and the German Nation
Is there a particular German concept of citizenship, and if so, what is special about it? The author argues that Germany's belated transformation into a territorial nation-state and the complex relationship between statehood and nationhood in the country's history have strongly shaped its dominant notion of citizenship. While in a long process starting in the thirteenth century in other European countries like France, England, and Spain the idea …
Kosovo - a State Sui Generis
Is Kosovo an international protectorate legalized by SC Res. 1244/1999? Or is it an independent state and as such a regular member of the international community? If the former assumption is accurate, how can permanent members of the Security Council recognize this entity as an independent state when Res. 1244/1999 unmistakably marked it as part of another sovereign state, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia? If the latter assumption is valid, how…
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