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21. How Can We Define Federalism?
(John Law/Essay)
... be overlooked. The article confronts the problem by reviewing what the social science theory of concepts teaches for the construction of methodologically sound definitions of concepts. It employs the insights ...
... possible significant impacts of an environmental, territorial, social and/or economic nature, but it must be emphasised that, during these years when the law has been in force, no request for public debate ...
... developed by citizens, individually and especially through representatives of social formations, in order to influence the actions of public authorities. The mechanisms that citizens have at their disposal ...
... favourable opinion that was attributed to people’s participation mechanisms in every field of social life in those years. However, Regions thwarted the hope that people’s participation instruments would ...
... large number of Europeans and potentially undermines social cohesion in the Member States, it should be abolished ...
 Call for papers on methodological nationalism and cosmopolitanism in social sciences. Deadline October 31th 2011.   Federalist author from Lionel Robbins to Ludwig Dehio, Emery Reves and Mario Albertini ...
... focuses on the validity of an "incidental direct effects" doctrine, and on the repercussions that this decision might have on the social cohesion of the European Union ...
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