Kolja Raube, Annika Sattler

Difference and Democracy

Exploring Potentials in Europe and Beyond
Mitarbeit:Raube, Kolja; Sattler, Annika; Aus, Jonathan P.; Bermbach, Udo; De Wilde, Pieter; Formenti-Ujlaki, Chiara; Göle, Nilüfer; Grande, Edgar; Hilf, Meinhard; Kaelble, Hartmut; Kauzlaric, Fran; Kipph

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Produktbeschreibung

"Differenz" ist eine noch häufig vernachlässigte Dimension sozialer Interaktion, die jedoch als Forschungsfeld an Bedeutung gewinnt. Der Band untersucht das positive Potenzial von Differenz – der Ideen, Interessen oder Institutionen – und zeigt, unter welchen Bedingungen sie einen Gewinn für effektives und legitimes Handeln in demokratischen Systemen darstellt. Die Beiträger sind Politikwissenschaftler, Soziologen, Kommunikationswissenschaftler, Rechtswissenschaftler und Kunsthistoriker.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Campus Verlag / University of Chicago Press
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 39502
• Seitenzahl: 397
• Erscheinungstermin: November 2011
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 212mm x 140mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 508g
• ISBN-13: 9783593395029
• ISBN-10: 3593395029
• Artikelnr.: 33379573

Autorenporträt

Kolja Raube, Dr. phil., ist Programmkoordinator des Studiengangs "European Studies" und Mitglied des "Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies", Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. Annika Sattler, M. A., ist Mitarbeiterin der Deutschen Bundesbank in Frankfurt.

Inhaltsangabe

ContentsIntroductionKolja Raube and Annika Sattler................................................................................91. Analytical ModelThe Concept of DifferenceChristine Landfried...................................................................................................152. Difference and DemocracyThe Future of DemocracyManfred G. Schmidt.................................................................................................49Comment: An Alternative View on Democratic GovernanceBeyond the Nation-StateJonathan P. Aus.......................................................................................67Comment: Difference and Democracy from theConstitutional Law PerspectiveAlexander von Brünneck ............................................................................77Comment: The Sustainability of Democracy-An Examination on the Basis of Leading DifferencesTine Stein ...............................................................................................833. Difference and EuropeTowards a Reflexive External Governance of the European UnionKolja Raube...........................................................................................101Comment: The Concept of Difference and its Potential forResearch in Political ScienceIngrid Schneider ......................................................................................127Comment: Small States and Differences in the European Union-Putting Forward or Paralyzing the Integration?Meinhard Hilf........................................................................................141Comment: Reflections on the Concept of a ReflexiveEuropean Union External GovernanceChiara Formenti-Ujlaki...........................................................................1474. Difference and GlobalizationThinking Islamic Difference in Pluralistic DemocraciesNilüfer Göle ..........................................................................................159Comment: The New Cosmopolitanism. The (Right) Wayto Cope with Difference in a Globalizing SocietyEdgar Grande........................................................................................183Comment: The Troubles with Standardization ofCultural DifferencesRainer Tetzlaff .......................................................................................197Comment: Different Potentials of Difference in the Balkans-A Paradigmatic AnalysisFran Kauzlaric.......................................................................................2115. Difference and LawManaging Difference: Constitutional Pluralism andTransnational Rights ProtectionAlec Stone Sweet.....................................................................................227Comment: Contesting the Management of Difference-Transnational Human Rights, Religion and the EuropeanCourt of Human Rights' Lautsi DecisionMattias Kumm.......................................................................................245Comment: Global Constitutionalism andthe Concept of DifferenceAntje Wiener .........................................................................................261Comment: Law, Difference and Transnational Norm BuildingUnder a Shared Watercourse Treaty-The International Courtof Justice and Environmental Impact StatementsJennifer McKay.......................................................................................2776. Difference and Public SphereDifference as Basic Component of Mediated Communicationin (European) Public SpheresIrene Neverla .........................................................................................291Comment: Public Spheres in EuropeHartmut Kaelble.....................................................................................307Comment: Difference as Structural Characteristicand Catalyst of European Public SpheresAnnika Sattler.......................................................................................315Comment: Belonging and Engagement-Benefits of Difference onEuropean Union Issues in Europe's Public SpheresPieter de Wilde .......................................................................................3277. Difference and ArtDifference and Democracy: ArtMartin Warnke .....................................................................................341Comment: Difference Between Democracy and ArtBeyond Visual ArtsUdo Bermbach .......................................................................................355Comment: Art is Difference...Even if this is no Longer Readily PerceptiblePetra Kipphoff von Huene .........................................................................361Comment: Difference and Indifference Between ArtAvant-Gardes and Democratic PoliticsKlaus von Beyme.....................................................................................3698. ConclusionExploring Potentials of Difference in Europe and BeyondKolja Raube and Annika Sattler................................................................379Contributing Authors .......................................................................389Index..................................................................................................395Contents

Introduction
Kolja Raube and Annika Sattler................................................................................9

1. Analytical Model

The Concept of Difference
Christine Landfried...................................................................................................15

2. Difference and Democracy

The Future of Democracy
Manfred G. Schmidt.................................................................................................49

Comment: An Alternative View on Democratic Governance
Beyond the Nation-State
Jonathan P. Aus.......................................................................................67

Comment: Difference and Democracy from the
Constitutional Law Perspective
Alexander von Brünneck ............................................................................77

Comment: The Sustainability of Democracy-
An Examination on the Basis of Leading Differences
Tine Stein ...............................................................................................83

3. Difference and Europe

Towards a Reflexive External Governance of the European Union
Kolja Raube...........................................................................................101

Comment: The Concept of Difference and its Potential for
Research in Political Science
Ingrid Schneider ......................................................................................127

Comment: Small States and Differences in the European Union-
Putting Forward or Paralyzing the Integration?
Meinhard Hilf........................................................................................141

Comment: Reflections on the Concept of a Reflexive
European Union External Governance
Chiara Formenti-Ujlaki...........................................................................147

4. Difference and Globalization

Thinking Islamic Difference in Pluralistic Democracies
Nilüfer Göle ..........................................................................................159

Comment: The New Cosmopolitanism. The (Right) Way
to Cope with Difference in a Globalizing Society
Edgar Grande........................................................................................183

Comment: The Troubles with Standardization of
Cultural Differences
Rainer Tetzlaff .......................................................................................197

Comment: Different Potentials of Difference in the Balkans-
A Paradigmatic Analysis
Fran Kauzlaric.......................................................................................211

5. Difference and Law

Managing Difference: Constitutional Pluralism and
Transnational Rights Protection
Alec Stone Sweet.....................................................................................227

Comment: Contesting the Management of Difference-
Transnational Human Rights, Religion and the European
Court of Human Rights' Lautsi Decision
Mattias Kumm.......................................................................................245

Comment: Global Constitutionalism and
the Concept of Difference
Antje Wiener .........................................................................................261

Comment: Law, Difference and Transnational Norm Building
Under a Shared Watercourse Treaty-The International Court
of Justice and Environmental Impact Statements
Jennifer McKay.......................................................................................277

6. Difference and Public Sphere

Difference as Basic Component of Mediated Communication
in (European) Public Spheres
Irene Neverla .........................................................................................291

Comment: Public Spheres in Europe
Hartmut Kaelble.....................................................................................307

Comment: Difference as Structural Characteristi