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The founder of the first independent and non-state-funded research institute for prehistory and early history in Germany in 1921, the UFI in Tübingen, Robert Rudolf Schmidt, deserves to be looked at again for a key phase of his life after his dismissal from university service in the spring of 1934 that has received little attention to date. And this despite the fact that his person has already been assessed several times from an academic perspective. New documents from private archives supplement his researcher CV and are suitable for re-examining narratives about his person that have already been presented from a different perspective. This applies in particular to the excavation he carried out in the Palaeolithic caves of Mauern near Rennertshofen in Bavaria, which had previously eluded closer scrutiny. During his scientific work in the 20th century, he was active in five political systems. In the German Empire (until 1918), in the Weimar Republic (until 1933), in National Socialism (until 1945), in the Allied period (until 1949) and in the last months of his life in the Federal Republic of Germany (from 1949), whose demands he faced and whose leeway he tried to utilise for his prehistoric research, but which he failed at several times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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What kind of European Union (EU) emerges from the "polycrisis"? This article argues that the EU is developing into a "reinsurance polity". In this system of public reinsurance, the nation states remain the direct insurers of their citizens against individual and societal risks. As their insurance capacity is increasingly overstretched by transboundary crises, however, the EU is creating standing resources to provide support in emergencies. In contrast to federal co-insurance, reinsurance is primarily aimed at states and affects citizens only indirectly. This article defines the term public reinsurance, describes its origins and workings, and provides three examples from the polycrisis (rescEU, Frontex, HERA). Reinsurance is a new path of EU institutional development that overcomes the regulatory polity without pushing it in the direction of positive federal statehood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This book takes the hierarchical political system in France as a starting point to analyze the influence of elites on the reconfiguration of state and policy processes. Major reform developments in social policy are attributed to actors’ biographies and changing constellations. While the book thereby offers a detailed account of social policy reforms and individual backgrounds, it lacks a theoretical connection to the broader public policy research literature beyond elite sociology and path dependency. Thereby, a systematic and theoretically guided identification of mechanisms that link actor dynamics and policy outcomes is missing. Nevertheless, the impressively comprehensive interview data from several decades provides invaluable insights into influential actors within the state, serving as a resource for researchers, lecturers, and practitioners. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article focuses on debates whether the appointment of Giorgia Meloni as Italy's first female prime minister following the triumph of the far-right party Fratelli d' Italia (Brothers of Italy) reflects progress in terms of gender equality in the Italian political system. Cited are the claim by feminist scholars that Meloni reaps the fruits of a history of feminism that does not belong to her, and the party's positioning on gender equality.

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The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union (EU) in January 2020 marks a historic milestone in the European integration process. For the first time since its foundation the EU faces the existential question if the specific domestic political factors of Brexit have the potential to contribute towards the further disintegration of the Union. Migration stood at the heart of the campaign as the core issue in the public referendum conducted in June 2016. The British debate on migration took place in the context of the growing British scepticism towards the ability to combine the primacy of national sovereignty and political self-determination with the membership of the EU system of multi-level governance. The analysis presented here considers multiple factors through which migration as an issue contributed towards the narrow decision in favour of Brexit in the British EU referendum on 23 June 2016. As such it acts as an important case study for the analysis of disintegrative tendencies in the tension between national sovereignty and the supranational polity of the EU. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "The Localization of the Federal Republic. Ideas and Symbols of Political Geography after 1945" examines the connection between space and society in the scientific discussion. Terms such as "homeland" and "Europe" are analyzed and their political significance is discussed. The book "The Localization of the Federal Republic. Ideas and Symbols of Political Geography after 1945" deals with political localizations in the Federal Republic of Germany and the associated actors, conflicts, and developments. Case studies from the Federal Republic are presented that shed light on the process of political localizations. The influence of America and Americanization in Germany are also addressed. The conflicts surrounding the legal succession of the Reichsarbeitsgemeinschaft für Raumforschung are also discussed. The text emphasizes the importance of spatial aspects for political systems and societal developments and calls for an open discourse on these topics. [Extracted from the article]

The European Council has acted as a crisis manager in recent months, particularly in relation to the Russian war in Ukraine. Sanctions against Russia were decided upon, and Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova were granted candidate country status. The size of the EU and institutional reforms were also important topics. The war in Ukraine dominated the European Council's agenda, while foreign, security, and enlargement policies also played a role. Comprehensive positions were taken and decisions were made, particularly regarding Russia's aggression against Ukraine. The European Council granted Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova the status of candidate for accession, which, however, sparked criticism. No decisions were made regarding the expansion or restructuring of the EU's political system. The question of unanimity and the rule of law were also topics of discussion. Charles Michel was reelected for a second term as President of the European Council. The influence of the German-French tandem is questionable, as Germany and France are viewed with suspicion by Central and Eastern European states. [Extracted from the article]

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