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Do Stefanie Coumans Juul M. J. Börnhorst Claudia Pohlabeln Hermann Reisch Lucia A. Danner Unna N. Russo Paola Veidebaum Toomas Tornaritis Michael Molnár Dénes Hunsberger Monica De Henauw Stefaan Moreno Luis A. Ahrens Wolfgang Hebestreit Antje 《Journal of youth and adolescence》2022,51(6):1106-1117
Journal of Youth and Adolescence - Knowing the extent to which mental well-being and stressful life events during adolescence contribute to personality characteristics related to risk-taking... 相似文献
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Toomas Kotkas 《Law and Critique》2010,21(2):163-182
This article discusses the role of individual rights in the production of active citizenship. In recent years, the notion
of ‘active citizenship’ has become an object of research in both political and social science. Studies that draw on the Foucaultian
governmentality tradition have been particularly interested in various societal discourses and practices through which active
citizenship is being produced. However, the role of law and rights has been neglected or even rejected in these studies. The
aim of this article is thus to show that certain procedural rights, the right to participate in particular, constitute an
important legal technology in the production of active citizenship. The analysis is based on the recent developments in Finnish
social and health care law. It will also be argued that despite the apparently convergent subject-matter, Jürgen Habermas’s
normative theory of the ‘procedural paradigm of law’ does not offer a meaningful framework in which to address the relationship
between active citizenship and procedural rights since it is based on an overly narrow conception of subjectivity. 相似文献
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Toomas Hendrik Ilves 《Cambridge Review of International Affairs》2005,18(2):191-202
EU enlargement and the inclusion of countries previously under communist domination led many West Europeans as well as Americans to think these countries would play the role of a ‘Trojan Horse’. These new EU members indeed have tended to approach the US with greater understanding, but these attitudes differ little from those of Western Europe after the end of World War II. East European pro-Americanism may turn out, however, to be short-lived. This paper argues that the real tension within Europe comes not from the East Europeans' attitudes toward transatlanticism or the Iraq War but rather from their dramatically different experiences under Soviet rule. Based on their empirical experience with Moscow and vital national interests in the democratisation of the EU's neighbourhood, the new members are unlikely to challenge old members over the US; when it comes to Russia, the prospects are quite different. 相似文献
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