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Reading the End-of-life Controversy through Political Lenses: Public Power and Intimacy
This article presents end-of-life controversies as a site through which we can disclose the operation of public power. Reviewing some recent political negotiations on end-of-life decisions (such as withdrawal treatment or the legalization of euthanasia),
Anna Durnová
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In a vast variety of ideas concerning life and moral issues, perspectives and concepts pluralistic democracies confront their individuals with the challenge to agree with each other as well as discuss controversial positions and thus develop their own ...
Bettina Blanck
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Antisemitismus und Nation. Zur historischen Genese der sozialwissenschaftlichen Theoriebildung [PDF]
Der Beitrag analysiert die theoretischen Überlegungen zum Verhältnis von Antisemitismus und Nation, die in der sozialwissenschaftlichen Antisemitismusforschung formuliert worden sind.
Salzborn, Samuel
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Postface: Concluding Remarks on Relevance and Impact of Political Science in Switzerland
Abstract We feel honored to contribute the postface to this debate which reflects on the relevance and impact of our discipline for the Swiss Political Science Review. In what follows, we have summarized the “take‐home messages” that we identified when reading the debate.
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Videoaufzeichnung eines Vortrags im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung "Biopolitik", veranstaltet vom Institut für Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Münster, Schwerpunkt Politik und Religion (Dr. Ulrich Willems; ulrich.willems@uni-muenster.de).
Fink, S. (Simon)
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Qualitätsmanagement als Treiber einer evidenzbasierten Qualitätsentwicklung von Studium und Lehre?
Evidenzbasierte Qualitätsentwicklung von Studium und Lehre bedarf des Engagements von Hochschulleitungen und der Reflexionsbereitschaft von Lehrenden, aber vor allem auch der Unterstützung durch das hochschulische Qualitätsmanagement (QM).
Moritz Ansmann, Markus Seyfried
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The Swiss Approach to Societal Impact is Good, but Might Become Even Better: A Comment on Ochsner
Abstract In my comment to Michael Ochsner's essay on societal impact of research, I argue that Michael is right to point to the complexity of societal impact and to the pitfalls of overly simple measurement frameworks as the one introduced in the UK's Research Assessment Framework.
Benedetto Lepori
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Epistemic Injustice in Deliberative Mini Publics
The foundational principles of deliberation rest on citizens meeting as political and moral equals. If we take them seriously, we need to consider the exclusion that arises from power asymmetries.
Eva Schmidt
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Background Adrenal patients have a lifelong dependency on steroid replacement therapy and are vulnerable to sudden death from undertreated adrenal crisis.
Katherine G. White
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The Potential for Political Scientists to Remain Relevant: A Comment on Flinders
Abstract Brans and Timmermans respond to Flinders' concerns about the potential irrelevance of political science due to the pressures of impact regimes. Based on a 2018 survey of 12,400 European political scientists, they show that 80% of political scientists actively engage in policy advising.
Marleen Brans, Arco Timmermans
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