Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 12  Number 4  December 1999

Social Sciences in Progress—The Pragmatic Approach of Henrik Kreutz

Celebrating Henrik Kreutz’s 60th Anniversary

Edited by Ronald J. Pohoryles and Liana Giorgi, with the assistance of Sasa Cvijetic´

Authors In This Issue
Pragmatism in Progress
Ronald J. Pohoryles and Liana Giorgi. Editorial: Social Sciences in Progress—the Pragmatic Approach of Henrik Kreutz. Celebrating Henrik Kreutz’s 60th Birthday 447

Henrik Kreutz. In Memoriam: James S. Coleman (1926–1995). A Letter to the Late James S. Coleman 455

Johann Bacher. A Personal Note on Henrik Kreutz upon the Occasion of his 60th Birthday 459

Some Theoretical Considerations on Europe, Democracy and Europe

Philip Schlesinger. Collective Identities, Friends, Enemies 461

John Crowley. Some Thoughts on Theorizing European Citizenship 471

Steven Ney and Nadia Molenaars. Cultural Theory as a Theory of Democracy 489

Martin Peterson. Collaboration and Competition 511

Hans-Liudger Dienel. Bilateral Scientific and Technical Collaboration between
Hostile Countries in Europe: France and Germany 1860–1950 517

Friso D. Heyt. Popper’s Vienna. A Contribution to the History of the Ideas of
Critical Rationalism 525

Heinz Sahner. The Contribution of the Working Group of Social Science Institutes (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Sozialwissenschaftlicher Institute e.V. (ASI)) to the Institutionalization of Sociology after the Second World War 543

On Social Structures
Liana Giorgi and Ronald J. Pohoryles. Income Analysis and Social Inclusion Policies 549

György Lengyel and István János Tóth. Class Position, Income Opportunities and Satisfaction 567

Massimo Bellotto and Alberto Zatti. Working Values and the Italian Family 583

Ernst Gehmacher. Regio-Vision—Reich und Grün—A Model of Regional Development. Visions of the Future 50 Years 597

Arthur Schneeberger. Changing Patterns in Initial Education and Training in Austria: New Challenges on the Way Towards the Information Society 611

On Deviant Behaviour
Zoltán Szántó. Principals, Agents, and Clients. Review of the Modern Concept of Corruption 629

Jaroslaw Górniak. Attitudes towards Money and Dealing with Money: Selected Results of the Research in Poland 633

Eckart Kühlhorn, Björn Hibell, Stig Larsson, Mats Ramstedt and Hans L. Zetterberg. Can Surveys Measure Alcohol Consumption? Advances in Survey Methodology in the KALK Project 647

Towards New Foundations of Pragmatic Sociology—The Oeuvre of Henrik Kreutz

Professor Henrik Kreutz: List of Publications 665

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co-operation in a competitive world: science and research facing globalization

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL

Ronald J. Pohoryles. Editorial 279
The Six Countries Programme’s ‘Vienna Recommendations’
on Research Co-operation with the Central and Eastern European Countries
and the NIS 283

PAPERS
Co-operation Between the West and the East: An Overview

Maria Nedeva. When David Met Goliath: Research Collaboration in the
Context of Changing Political Realities 287

Ronald J. Pohoryles. Moving Beyond Aid: Research Co-operation with Central and Eastern Europe 305

Liana Giorgi. Co-operation of EU/EEA Countries with the Newly Independent
States of the Former Soviet Union—A Slow Start 323

David A. Dyker. Foreign Direct Investment in the Former Communist World:
A Key Vehicle for Technological Upgrading? 345

Steven Ney. Culture and National S&T Performance: A Framework for Analysing
Socio-institutional Factors in RTD Policy Making 353

Country Studies
Ronald J. Pohoryles. The Past and the Future: Austria Facing a New Stage of
RTD Co-operation with its Neighbours 377

Ulrike Bross. Technology Audit as a Policy Instrument to Improve Innovations
and Industrial Competitiveness in Countries in Transition 397

Karin Bryner. Information and Advice on Community RTD Activities.
Swedish–Estonian IRC FEMIRC Co-operation 413

Chris Caswill. Why Not Co-operate? 419

Open Contribution
Karel Dake and Michael Thompson. Making Ends Meet, in the Household and on the Planet 427

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 12  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1999

ENVIRONMENT AND THE POST-MODERN SOCIETY

Guest Editor: Maarten Mentzel

Authors in this Issue

Editorial
Maarten Mentzel. The environment in New Social Perspectives 127

Papers
Řrnulf Seippel. Political Environmentalism: Class Interests, Modern
Values or Postmodern Feelings? 129

Christopher A. Rootes. The Transformation of Environmental Activism:
Activists, Organizations and Policy-making 155

Ann Nilsen. Where is the Future? Time and Space as Categories in
Analyses of Young People’s Images of the Future 175

Carlo C. Jaeger, Ralf Schüle and Bernd Kasemir. Focus Groups in
Integrated Assessment: A Micro-cosmos for Reflexive Modernization 195

Maarten Mentzel. ‘Climate’ for Social Assessment: Experts, Uncertainty
and Policy Development 221

Atle Midttun. The Weakness of Strong Governance and the Strength
of Soft Regulation: Environmental Governance in Post-modern
Form 235

Open Contribution
Marianne Penker and Roman Tronner. Towards Sustainable Law:
Deriving a Planning Tool for Legislation 251

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VOLUME 12  NUMBER 1  MARCH 1999

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

PAPERS
Steven Ney. Environmental Security: A Critical Overview 7

Heinz Schandl, Walter Hüttler and Harald Payer. Delinking of Economic
Growth and Materials Turnover 31

Kai Hafez. International News Coverage and the Problems of Media
Globalization. In Search of a ‘New Global–Local Nexus’ 47

Paul Timms. The Interface Between Transport Policy-making and
Science: A ‘Two-person’ Model 63

Masoud Kamali. Distorted Integration: Problems of Monolithic Order 81

Peter Jowers, Jorge Dürrschmidt, Richard O’Docherty and Derek Purdue. Affective and Aesthetic Dimensions of Contemporary Social Movements in South West England 99

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 11  NUMBER 4  DECEMBER 1998

MUSLIM IDENTITIES, ISLAM AND EUROPE

Guest Editor: Yunas Samad

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL
Yunas Samad. Muslim Identities, Islam and Europe 373

PAPERS
S. Sayyid. Anti-essentialism and Universalism 377

Pandeli M. Glavanis. Political Islam within Europe: A Contribution to the
Analytical Framework 391

Kay Adamson. Islamic Movements and the West: The Algerian Experience 411

Yunas Samad. Media and Muslim Identity: Intersections of Generation
and Gender 425

Claire Alexander. Re-imagining the Muslim Community 439

Seán McLoughlin. ‘A-Part of the Community’? The Politics of
Representation and a Muslim School’s Application for State Funding 451

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VOLUME 11  NUMBER 3  SEPTEMBER 1998

SPECIAL ISSUE
Guest Editor: Mike King
Selection of Papers first presented at the 2nd Convention of ‘The
European Association for the Advancement of Social Sciences’,
Cyprus, 1997

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

PAPERS
Surajit C. Mukhopadhyay. Importing Back Colonial Policing Systems?
The Relationship Between the Royal Irish Constabulary, Indian
Policing and Militarization of Policing in England and Wales 253

Jason Lane. Police Co-operation and Internal Conflict Resolution
Strategies: The Case of Ireland 267

Mike King. Policing Change in Eastern and Central Europe: Some
Contemporary Concerns 277

Frank Gregory. Policing Transition in Europe: The Role of EUROPOL
and the Problem of Organized Crime 287

Arianit Koci. Reform of the Police in Hungary and Lithuania:Empirical
Findings on the Policing of Public Order 307

OPEN SECTION
Uwe Engel and Manuela Pötschke. Willingness to Pay for the Environment:
Social Structure, Value Orientations and Environmental Behaviour
in a Multilevel Perspective 315

Bernd Hamm. Social Transformation, Development, and European
Social Sciences 333

Leonidas Donskis. The Conspiracy Theory, Demonization of the Other 349

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 11  NUMBER 2  JUNE 1998

THE SPATIALITY OF GENDER

Guest Editor: Simon Duncan

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL
Simon Duncan. The Spatiality of Gender—and the Papers in This Issue 119

PAPERS
Rosemary Crompton. Women’s Employment and State Polices 129

Birgit Pfau-Effinger. Gender Cultures and the Gender Arrangement—A
Theoretical Framework for Cross-National Gender Research 147

Rosemarie Sackmann. European Gender Roles: Public Discourses and
Regional Practices 167

Gunnel Forsberg. Regional Variations in the Gender Contract: Gendered
Relations in Labour Markets, Local Politics and Everyday Life
in Swedish Regions 191

Montserrat Solsona. The Second Demographic Transition from a Gender
Perspective 211

John MacInnes. Analysing Patriarchy Capitalism and Women’s
Employment in Europe 227

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VOLUME 11  NUMBER 1  MARCH 1998

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

PAPERS
Aleš Debeljak. On the Ruins of the Historical Avant-Garde: The
Institution of Art and its Contemporary Exigencies 7

Oliver Schmidtke. Ethnic Mobilization in South Tyrol: A Primordial
Identity in Crisis 25

Rom Harré. Emotion Across Cultures 43

Angelika Kofler. Digital Europe 1998: Policies, Technological Development
and Implementation of the Emerging Information Society 53

Jean K. Chalaby. The Media and the Formation of the Public Sphere in
the New Independent States 73

Wolfgang Bittermann & Helmut Haberl. Landscape-Relevant Indicators for Pressures on the Environment 87

Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 10  NUMBER 4  DECEMBER 1997

EMOTION AND CULTURE

Issue Editor: Angelika Kofler

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL 313

PAPERS
Jean Harkins & Anna Wierzbicka. Language: A Key Issue in Emotion
Research 319

Leslie Irvine. Reconsidering the American Emotional Culture:
Co-dependency and Emotion Management 345

Peter N. Stearns. Emotional Change and Political Disengagement in the
Twentieth-Century United States: A Case Study in Emotions History 361

Angelika Kofler. Fear and Anxiety Across Continents: The European
and the American Way 381

Caren S. Neile. Poetry after Auschwitz: Emotion and Culture in Fictional
Representations of the Holocaust 405

Bernard Poche. L’identité collective, mode sensible d’appréhension du
monde 419

Noëlle Burgi-Golub. Emotion as a Dimension of Ethical and Moral
Motivation 433

Oliva M. Espin. The Role of Gender and Emotion in Women’s
Experience of Migration 445

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Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences

VOLUME 10  NUMBER 3  SEPTEMBER 1997

EUROPEAN TRANSPORT IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION

Issue Editor: Peter Nijkamp

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL 215

PAPERS
Michel Frybourg. Conflict and Co-operation Between a Global Market and
Local Innovations 217

Kenneth Button. International Transport: Linking Europe’s Future to the Rest
of the World 231

Kostas Bithas & Peter Nijkamp. Critical Factors for an Effective Multi-modal
Freight Transport Network in Europe 243

Aura Reggiani, Peter Nijkamp & Simona Bolis. TheRole of Transalpine Freight
Transport in a Common European Market: Analyses and Empirical
Applications 259

Sytze A. Rienstra, Dominic Stead, David Banister & Peter Nijkamp. Assessing the
Complementarity of Common Transport Policy Objectives: A
Scenario Approach 273

Stephen Marshall, David Banister & Alan McLellan. A Strategic Assessment of Travel Trends and Travel Reduction Strategies 289<

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AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

PAPERS
Gerard Delanty. Social Exclusion and the New Nationalism: European
Trends and their Implications for Ireland 123

Aleksandra Ĺlund. Book, Bread and Monument. Continuity and Change
through Ethnic Memory and Beyond 145

József Böröcz. Social Change with Sticky Features and the Failures of
Modernization 161

Peter Futo, Paul Hoggett & Laszlo Kallay. Small Firms and Economic
Transformation in Hungary 171

Felix Büchel & Greg J. Duncan. Parents' Social Activities and Children's
School Attainments. First Results 185

Savvas A. Katsikides. Sociology and the Functions of Technological
Autonomy 201

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AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

PAPERS
Anna Wesely. Philosophy of Science and Sociology of Knowledge 7

C. Jotin Khisty & Steen Leleur. Societal Planning: Identifying a New
Role for the Transport Planner-Part I 17

C. Jotin Khisty & Steen Leleur. Societal Planning: Identifying a New
Role for the Transport Planner-Part II: Planning Guidelines 27

Stefan M. Piech. The Impact of the 1989 Velvet Revolution on the
Former Czechoslovakian Film Industry 37

Aysegul Baykan. Issues of Difference and Citizenship for 'New Identities':
A Theoretical View 61

Joseph S. Joseph. Theorizing About Ethnopolitics and International
Politics: Some Conclusions from Cyprus 69

Feiwel Kupferberg. The Land of the Murderers. Jewish Survivors in
Post-War Germany 85

Andrew Bennett. Bhangra in Newcastle: Music, Ethnic Identity and the
Role of Local Knowledge 107

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VOLUME 9  NUMBER 4  DECEMBER 1997

ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY

Issue Editors: Barbara Adam and Maarten Mentzel

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE 399

EDITORIAL 401

PAPERS
Ian Welsh. Risk, Global Governance and Environmental Politics 407

Colin Hay. From Crisis to Catastrophe? The Ecological Pathologies of
the Liberal-Democratic State Form 421

Jon Mulberg. Modernity and Environmental Economics: A Sociological
Critique 435

Marian K. Deblonde. Environmental Economic Scientists and Politics 449

Colin Gill. Environmental Protection in Europe: The 'Greening' of
Industrial Relations? 459

Benno Galijart. Sustainability as the Maintenance of Things: Analogies for
an Environmental Sociology 477

Thomas Cordier. Cleavages in Green Parties: The Case of the Dutch,
French and German Greens 491

Masja Nas and Paul Dekker. Environmental Involvement in Four West
European Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Attitudes and
Action 509

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VOLUME 9  NUMBER 3  SEPTEMBER 1996

SOCIAL CONSEQUENCE OF TRANSITION

Issue Editor: Helen Addison

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE

EDITORIAL 255

PAPERS
Zsusza Ferge. Social Values and the Evaluation of Regime Change 261

Uwe Engfer. The Impact of Privatization and Change of Social Security
Systems Upon Living Conditions of East German Households 279

Roza Milic-Czerniak. Coping Strategies and Changes in the Satisfaction
of Consumer Needs in Poland 315

Rastislav Bednárik, Silvia Valna, Jana Filipova, Silvia Rybarova &
Zdenka Danekova. The Social Consequences of Transformation in
Slovakia 331

Endre Sik. The Social Consequences of Unemployment in Hungary-
A Household Perspective 355

Petr Mat˙eju.Winners and Losers in the Post-Communist Transformation:
the Czech Republic in Comparative Perspective 371

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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 2 JUNE 1996

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE 125

PAPERS
Martin Peterson.What is the Relevance of Regionalism in a Federal
European Context? Some Problematizing Aspects 127

John Crowley. European Integration: Sociological Process or Political
Project? 149

Ann Bartholomew and Iain Begg. Policy Assignment in the European Union 161

Barrie Axford and Richard Huggins.Media Without Boundaries: Fear and
Loathing on the Road to Eurotrash or Transformation in the
European Cultural Economy? 175

Martin O'Brien and Sue Penna.Postmodern Theory and Politics: Perspectives
on Citizenship and Social Justice 185

Charles Husband.The Right to be Understood: Conceiving the Multi-Ethnic
Public Sphere 205

Maryam Kamali Miyamoto. Restricting Asylum: Trends and Prospects 217

Joost van Loon.Technological Sensibilities and the Cyberpolitics of Gender:
Donna Haraway's Postmodern Feminism 231

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VOLUME 9 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1996

MULTICULTURALISM AND POLITICAL
INTEGRATION IN EUROPEAN CITIES

Issue Editor: John Rex

AUTHORS IN THIS ISSUE 5

EDITORIAL 7

PAPERS
John Rex and Yunas Samad. Multiculturalism and Political Integration in
Birmingham and Bradford 11

George Muskens. Multiculturalism and Political Integration in the
Netherlands: Rotterdam, Enschede 33

Jan Blommaert and Marco Martiniello.Ethnic Mobilization, Multiculturalism
and the Political Process in Two Belgian Cities: Antwerp and Ličge 51

Michael Bommes and Frank-Olaf Radtke.Migration into Big Cities and Small
Towns-An Uneven Process with Limited Need for Multiculturalism 75

Catherine Delcroix.Stepping Forward to Help Communication: The
'Médiatrices Interculturelles' in Underprivileged Areas in France 87

Anne-Marie Sancar-Flückiger.Integration of Migrants-An Extraordinary
Undertaking? An Analysis of Swiss Policy and Handling of Resident
Immigrants; A Municipal Example-Bern 97

Fritz Betz. Cultural Production and the Politics of Identity: On the
Strategic Use of 'Multiculturalism' in Two Australian Cities 105