History of European Ideas 1994: Vol 19 Table of Contents

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History of
European
ideas
Official Journal of the International Society
for the Study of European Ideas
Sponsored by the European Cultural Foundation
LIST OF CONTENTS
AND AUTHOR INDEX FOR
VOLUME 19 (1994)
SPECIAL ISSUE
THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR
THE STUDY OF EUROPEAN IDEAS
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND THE EUROPEAN MIND:
CULTURAL HEGEMONY OR DIALOGUE OF CULTURES
PARTS I-Il
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History of European Ideas
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CONTENTS-—VOLUME 19
NUMBERS 1-3
Workshop One — Comparative European Culture
Gorm Harste 3 The definition of organisational culture and its
historical origins
Rosslyn Reed 17. European influences on Australian organisation-
al culture
Workshop Two — The ‘Enemy’i n the European Mind and European Integration
Vilho Harle 27 On the concepts of the ‘other’ and the ‘enemy’
Benson E. Ginsburg, 35 The roots and consequences of xenophobia:
Heiner Flohr and implications for European integration
Fred Kort
Harvey Clark 41 The enemy concept in Franco—German rela-
Greisman tions, 1870-1914
Jon Davies 47 Reconstructing enmities; war and war memor-
ials, the boundary markers of the west
Jennifer M. Welsh 53 ~The role of the inner enemy in European self-
definition: identity, culture and international
relations theory
Iver B. Neumann 63 Central Europe and its enemy image of Russia
Virginie Guiraudon 71. + Atavisms and new challenges: (re)naming the
enemy in contemporary French political dis-
course
Peter Becker 79 Changing images: the criminal as seen by the
German police in the nineteenth century
Jayashree Madapusi 87 The secrecy of Vautrin (the ‘Criminal and the
Enemy’) and his society of ten thousand in
Balzac’s La Comedie Humaine
S. A. Longstaff 93 ‘Missionary in a dark continent’: Der Monat and
Germany's intellectual regeneration, 1947-1950
Michael McKinley 101 The be ‘kept at all hazards’: the British construc-
tion, and spatio-temporal deconstruction of Ire-
land as subdued threat and strategic asset
Bernard Cook 115 The mobilisation of the internal cold war in Italy
Workshop Three — Marxist Political Thought
Jack Arn 123 Marxism and the political economy of Third
World urban poverty
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Koula Mellos 131 The post-modern challenge to community
Douglas Moggach 137. Marx and German idealism: labour and the
transcendental synthesis
Workshop Four — The Development of the EC and its Impact on the Welfare
State
Bent Greve 147. Development in the EC and its impact on the
welfare state in Europe — trends towards con-
vergence in the last ten years
Brigitte Boyce 153 = Interest representation in the European Com-
munity, European integration and the concept of
Europeanism
Shari O. Garmise 161 The evolution of the EC’s regional development
policy and its impact on the welfare state
Workshop Five — The Dimensions of Twentieth Century European Political
Thought
Gary D. Glenn 171 Speculations on Strauss’ political intentions
suggested by On Tyranny
Takamaro Hanzawa 179 The political thought of John Dunn and the
Cambridge School
George Schwab 185 Contextualising Carl Schmitt's concept of Gross-
raum
Gregory Bruce Smith 191 The post-modern Leo Strauss?
Workshop Six — European Political Integration: Political Theory and Institution-
al Change
James Seay Brown Jr 201 Nationalism, federalism and the rule of law
and
Richard Lee Wilson
Micheline Ishay 207 European integration: the Enlightenment
legacy
Arthur Lapan 215 European integration and the American model
John H. Eastby 221 The European Community as an extended com-
mercial republic
Vittorio Bufacchi 229 = Is European integration politically legitimate?
Staffan Zetterholm 237 Constitutional politics in the European Com-
munities
Séren Z. von 245 Western European small states in international
Dosenrode regimes
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W. David Patterson 253 Materialism, social values and attitudes towards
and Andreas Sobisch European integration: an empirical assessment
Léonce Bekemans 261 Economy and culture in European society —
methodological considerations
Workshop Seven — The End of Socialism
David W. Lovell 271 Propositions on ‘The end of socialism?’
Terrell Carver 279 Market socialism: peace in our time?
Peter Beilharz 285 The Fabian imagination
Vincent Geoghegan 293 National past, socialist future
Heinz-Uwe Haus 301 Identity versus Enlightenment: tasks of the
intellectual life in Germany after the 1989 revolu-
tion
Barry Hindess 309 Socialism and democracy: elaborations of the
idea of a self-governing community
Maria Nawojczyk 317 Economic reform as an ideology in Poland
during the 1980s
Manfred Steger 325 A perspective on solidarity in a ‘post-socialist’
world
Christopher Pierson 333 ‘The Death of Socialism?’ 1989 and all that
Uta Liebmann Schaub 341 Assimilation of Western thought in the East
German Academy since 1989
Workshop Eight — European Education in 1992
Andreas Fischer 351. The breakdown of the educational system of the
G.D.R. in 1989 — problems of restructuring
public education
Robert Grant 357 Hirsch on education and national culture: a
critique
Workshop Nine — The End of History
David Bedford 371 God, nature and the end of history
Barry Cooper 377 +The end of history: déja-vu all over again
Wolfgang W. Fuchs 385 Does a good market make a good European?
Andrey Georgieff 391 Death and the radical smile
Workshop Ten — National and European Identity
Wolfgang Burgdorf 401 Imperial reform and visions of a European
constitution in Germany around 1800
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Karl Cordell 409 Germany in flux: some observations on the
dimensions of German unification and the new
European order
Poul Houe 419 European stories — European confessions
Gisela F. Ritchie 425 Contributors to the genesis of Europe: Gotthold
Ephraim Lessing and his followers
David Tevzadze 431 Nation vs humankind — the problem of national
identity in Georgian thought
Natia Tevzadze 437 National identity and national consciousness
Workshop Eleven — European Labour and the Single Market; 1992 and After
Tanya Chavdarova 443 Irregular holding of second job in the transition
period (Bulgarian case)
Manfred McDowell 453 European labour in a single market: ‘1992’ and
the implications of Maastricht
Dorte Salskov-lversen 461 A contrastive view on collective bargaining and
the role of trade unions in Denmark and Britain
— a cultural perspective on the eve of project
Europe
Workshop Twelve — Nationalism and the Transition to Democracy in Eastern
and Central Europe
Marta Dyczok 471 Ukraine: the road to independence
Dov Ronen 479 On the incompatibility of ‘Nationalism’ and
‘Democracy’ — lessons for East Central Europe
Dieter Schmidt-Sinns 485 The transition to democracy in Eastern Germany
as a process of political socialisation
Jim Seroka 495 Yugoslavia: marching to the beat of a different
drummer
Robert Zuzowski 501 The significance of KOR
Workshop Thirteen — Integration in Central and Eastern Europe: Economic and
Organisational Aspects
Gy6rgy Kerekgyarto 513 Eastern-European expectations regarding Euro-
pean economic integration. Hopes and reality
Bruce McFarlane 519 Is European integration qualified by a new
Balkanisation? Some economic aspects
Wieslawa Pryzbylska- 527 Changes in productive management behaviour
Kapuscinska in an economy under transformation (case of
Poland — based on business surveys)
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Drahos Sibl 535 Czecho-Slovakia: a long way from Comecon
integration to European Community integration
Workshop Fourteen — Europe in the Curriculum
Heide S. Feinstein and 543 [Europe in the American Liberal Arts College
Michéal Thompson curriculum
Peter Horwath 553 + The ‘dead white male’s canon’ under attack at
American universities: traditionalist perceptions
NUMBERS 4—6
Workshop Fifteen — Europe: North-South
Costas P. Kyrris 563 Cypriot identity, Byzantium and the Latins,
1192-1489
G. N. Leontsinis 575 Northwest European influences on education in
the lonian Islands 1780—1863
Robert Stallaerts 583 Hegemony or dialogue: the relation between
Europe and Serbia in 1992. 1908 Revisited?
Workshop Sixteen — The European Mind and Colonial Problems; its Past and
Future
Hermann Hiery 593 The shadows of the past: Papua New Guinea
and the arduous path towards a national identity
L. Gary Lambert 603. Rousseau’s contest with the colonial tactics of
French culture
B. J. Moore-Gilbert 611 English and its others: nationalism, identity and
literary studies in post-war Britain
Hiram Morgan 619 An unwelcome heritage: Ireland's role in British
empire-building
Barbara Paul-Emile 627 William Wordsworth: an English Romantic
poet’s response to colonialism
Workshop Seventeen — Ethnic Minorities in Europe
Jan Mansvelt Beck 637 Ethnic minorities and post-Franco territorial
administration in Spain: changes in the linguis-
tic landscape
MargaretA . Majumdar 647 Extra-European national minorities in France
and the concept of European identity
Max Riedlisperger 655 ‘Europe of the regions’: a new hope for ethnic
minorities?
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Michéal Thompson 663 The dissatisfactions of a ‘Satisfied minority’: Val
D’Aosta and ethnic nationalism in the European
Community
Elmars Vebers 669 The minority problem in Latvia
Workshop Eighteen — The End of Ideology
David A. Freeman 675 Hegel and the paradox of ideology: the decon-
struction of liberalism
Louis M. Imbeau 683 ‘End of Ideology’ or ‘Politics Matters’? Two
competing hypotheses in the comparative pub-
lic policy literature
Sven-Eric Liedman 691 Condorcet and the postmodernists. Science,
ethics, the arts and progress
Bernard S. Morris 699 The end of ideology, the end of Utopia, and the
end of history — on the occasion of the end of
the U.S.S.R.
L. M. Palmer 709 The end of the end of ideology
Max J. Skidmore 715 Political language and political ideology
Workshop Nineteen — Political Rights and Women’s Liberation Movement
Bernard Frumer and 723 The emancipation of women and of the Jews:
Jennifer Merchant parallels in anti-Semitic and anti-feminist dis-
course
Joyce Pedersen 733 Liberal ideals and feminist organisation in Vic-
torian England: one cause or many?
Hannelore Schroder 741 Reflections of an anti-patriarchal declaration of
women’s human rights
Workshop Twenty — Social Darwinism
Mark Francis 753 H. S. Maine: Victorian evolution and political
theory
Barbara T. Gates 761 Revisioning Darwin, with sympathy
Greta Jones 769 Social Darwinism revisited
Paul B. Rich 777 Social Darwinism, anthropology and English
perspectives of the Irish, 1867-1900
Robert C. Walton 787 The Holocaust: conversion to racism through
scientific materialism — ‘The people like us who
killed Jews’
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Workshop Twenty-one — Citizenship, Statehood and the European Conceptior
of Law
Ib Martin Jarvad 797 Subsidiarity and autonomy
Michael K. Green 803 Cultural themes in European philosophy, law
and economics
H. B. McCullough 811 The death of a dogma and U.K. membership in
the European communities
Manjeet Ramgotra 819 Modern theories of the state: Rousseau’s repub-
lican project
Jean-Marc Trigeaud 827 Du fondement philosophique d’une citoyenneté
européenne: entre universalisme et généricisme
Workshop Twenty-two — North-South, East-West; Women and the Historical
Construction of Gender
Tereza Burmeister 837 In search of the lost woman-time: cross-
biographical studies on the construction of
(post-)modern gender identity
Nora Jung 845 Importing feminism to Eastern Europe
Olga Plavkova 853 Women in the transition of democracy in post-
communist Czechoslovakia: the case of Slovakia
Karen Sjgrup 859 A sociological concept of gender in postmodern
society
N. M. Sretenova 867 Cultural and historical background of women’s
entrance into higher education in Bulgaria
Workshop Twenty-three — National Histories or Comparative European
History?
Anne-Sophie Martin 877 Cultural bias in the study of history de Ja Manche
au Channel
Inger Gilbert 883 Literature (duration) and history (chronology):
consumption or consciousness?
Workshop Twenty-four — The End of the State
Bart Tromp 891 The state of the state — some speculations
Workshop Twenty-five — Women and Philosophy
Eva Lundgren-Gothlin 899 Simone de Beauvoir and ethics
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