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The award was bestowed at the closing ceremony of the 6th European Pro Bono Forum hosted by PILnet.
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Ours and Yours. On the history of Slovenian newspaper discourse of the 19th and early 20th centuries
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Discussing the Transatlantic Gap:The Future of Euro-American Relations (2005)
Author:
Collection: EU Monitor
English, 150 pages
Content
Gorazd Kovačič
Introduction: The Transatlantic Debate Between Power and Deliberation
David P. Forsythe
The U.S. and Trans-Atlantic Relation: On the Difference between Dominance and Hegemony
Ulf Hedetoft
Different Empires: Regionalization vs. Global Hegemony in Transatlantic Relations
Tomaž Mastnak
Hostes Humani Generis?
Albert F. Reiterer
Soft Imperialism: European Identity, the Concept of the "Law of Peoples," and the Political World System
Maurizio Vaudagna
Citizenship, Welfare and the State in the Controversy over "the widening Atlantic"
Collection: EU Monitor
English, 150 pages
Content
Gorazd Kovačič
Introduction: The Transatlantic Debate Between Power and Deliberation
David P. Forsythe
The U.S. and Trans-Atlantic Relation: On the Difference between Dominance and Hegemony
Ulf Hedetoft
Different Empires: Regionalization vs. Global Hegemony in Transatlantic Relations
Tomaž Mastnak
Hostes Humani Generis?
Albert F. Reiterer
Soft Imperialism: European Identity, the Concept of the "Law of Peoples," and the Political World System
Maurizio Vaudagna
Citizenship, Welfare and the State in the Controversy over "the widening Atlantic"