Titlebook: Inelastic Particle-Surface Collisions; Proceedings of the T Edmund Taglauer,Werner Heiland Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag Berl

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s (1968–1999), as they have played an important role in the academic debates on institutional reforms and the ‘engineering’ of democratic systems. Doorenspleet and Maleki first provide a short overview of Lijphart’s work in order to show that culture has become less important when studying political

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N. H. Tolk,L. C. Feldman,J. S. Kraus,R. J. Morris,T. R. Pian,M. M. Traum,J. C. Tullyrned addresses an interrelated personal and corporate (ecclesiastical or political) crisis. A violently hostile church hierarchy inflicts most of Abelard’s calamities, his self a symptom of systemic problems; Langland’s Will must look for personal guidance outside similarly corrupt spiritual institu

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riography, respectively. The . was present from the first stirrings of the medieval autobiographical impulse. For instance, Guibert of Nogent in his . (1115) pastiches its prayerful opening, its self-deprecation, and the dominant personality of its author’s mother. Although the latter part of Guiber

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Carl Rau,Simon Eicher adds resilience to, or threatens, democracy. The first part of the chapter examines the relationship between populism and democracy from a historical perspective, and the second part investigates how populists seek to reaffirm the primacy of the people over elites, which in their view restores poli

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Sheldon Datzia has shown that the post-Reformasi era witnessed tension escalating between the Muslim majority and the Christian minority. Discrimination has also been a problem along with the government’s reluctance to offer workable solutions. This chapter makes the case that Indonesia’s religious divide is pa

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