Governance und gesellschaftliche Integration

Lange, Stefan; Schimank, Uwe

doi:10.1007/978-3-663-10188-8_1

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“…Recent research about adjustment and improvement of FBOs focuses on controversial practices and beliefs discursively related to Islam, such as forced marriage and honour killing (Korteweg/Triadafilopoulos 2013), or more general questions of values (Mattes 2015) and security (Haverig 2012). The structures of FBOs are another central aspect of adjustment and improvement, as policies often aim at steering community formation among minorities (Lange/Schimank 2004).…”

Section: Governing Diversity: Linkages Of Immigrant Integration and Rmentioning

confidence: 99%

Part of the problem or of the solution? The involvement of religious associations in immigrant integration policy

Mattes

2017

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Across Europe we see faith-based organizations (FBOs) getting involved in the policy field of immigrant integration. The interweaving of the policy fields of religion politics and immigrant integration is particularly delicate in systems of religionstate cooperation. Here, FBOs and state actors build on each other to fulfil certain tasks. This paper explores how FBOs are involved in the field of immigrant integration and which techniques of government are being used. Drawing on empirical case studies from Austria, Germany and Switzerland, the paper shows that religious communities fulfil multiple roles as civil society actors, as religious representatives or as migrant associations. While similarities occur due to comparable structures and institutions, observed differences are the consequence of different constellations of suspicion and trust between FBOs and state actors. Schlüsselwörter Integrationspolitik, religiöse Diversität, Governance, Gouvermentalität, Islam in Europa Acknowledgement I want to thank Sieglinde Rosenberger for her helpful comments on a previous version of this article. Her analytical way of thinking, her ability to be critical beyond the sake of criticism and her fine sense for the issues of our time are always inspiring. Keywords

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Section: Governing Diversity: Linkages Of Immigrant Integration and Rmentioning

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Part of the problem or of the solution? The involvement of religious associations in immigrant integration policy

Mattes

2017

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“…Here, the classical distinction between those that are steering and those that are being steered makes way for a concept of networked and interdependent collective agents who originate in different contexts and follow distinct rationalities (Benz, 2004;Lange & Schimank, 2004;Mayntz, 2004; for examples in educational research see Altrichter et al, 2007). Such an approach has rarely been adopted in ESD research, which has so far focused on individual agents.…”

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Outlook on Research in Education for Sustainable Development

Gräsel

Bormann

Schütte

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Policy Futures in Education

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This article provides an overview of current research on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). It shows a lack of correspondence between ESD research and recent debates in educational research. Research on ESD has established as a field of research with insufficient relations to other fields in educational research. Based on the overview the article suggests an outlook on prospective topics and methods in ESD research.

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“…It is considered to contribute to social integration by leading to a more efficient supply of institutional services in a functionally differentiated society, thus lowering conflict levels (Lange and Schimank 2004;Haus 2010). Typical examples are health, science and technology governance.…”

Section: Nwm As a Governance Issuementioning

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From government to governance? (Non-) Effects of deliberation on decision-making structures for nuclear waste management in Germany and Switzerland

Kuppler

2012

Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences

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Governance und gesellschaftliche Integration

Cited by 85 publications

References 24 publications

Part of the problem or of the solution? The involvement of religious associations in immigrant integration policy

Part of the problem or of the solution? The involvement of religious associations in immigrant integration policy

Outlook on Research in Education for Sustainable Development

From government to governance? (Non-) Effects of deliberation on decision-making structures for nuclear waste management in Germany and Switzerland

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