CAS: Global Studies: Scholarly Papers
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Interpretivism in motion: discursive institutionalism as the fourth ‘new’ institutionalism
(Oxford University Press, 2020-02-01)Vivienne Schmidt discusses the Rudolph’s development of their interpretative approach in the context of the spirited debates about epistemology and social science inquiry. She builds upon the Rudolphs’ approach to elaborate ... -
Differentiated integration through more integration, decentralization, and democracy
(Agenda, 2020-04-01)The EU is going nowhere unless and until it successfully responds to its multiple crises – of policy, politics, and polity – in ways that enable it to ensure the best possible future for its member states and non-members ... -
Two places for causees in productive isiXhosa morphological causatives
(Wiley, 2021-03)Productive morphological causatives in isiXhosa exhibit a case alternation regarding the causee, which can be unmarked or instrumental. Much recent literature on similar alternations in causative constructions in other ... -
The UK and the EU after Brexit—how hard or soft a landing?
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The Europeanization of national economies
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Theorizing institutional change and governance in European responses to the Covid-19 pandemic
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Politics shakes up EU governance
(University of California Press, 2020-03-01)EU governance, which was long apolitical and technocratic, with disagreements handled in private and deals made behind closed doors, has become more politically charged. -
Chile-China relations : half a century of continuity and complementarity
(Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2020-11-01)Article reviews 50 years of diplomatic relations between Chile and the PRC and examines its various dimensions, underlining the strong interface between the political and the economic aspects of them. -
Still head waiters who are occasionally allowed to sit? Heads of mission after COVID-19
(Brill, 2020-10-08)Summary: ‘A diplomat these days is nothing but a head waiter who is occasionally allowed to sit’, the actor Peter Ustinov once quipped. The paradox is that at the height of the current phase of globalization, diplomacy and ... -
El no alineamiento activo : un camino para Latinoamérica
(Nueva Sociedad, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, 2020-10-15)Article examines emerging tensions between the United States and China and how they are affecting Latin America. It argues that Active Non Alignment is the foreign policy option that would allow the region to recover its ...
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