Regulation of AIFMs and AIFs in France, chapter 35

in Zetzsche, Dirk Andreas (Ed.) The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2020)

In which regions do governmental, independent, and corporate venture capital firms invest? An empirical investigation across 402 German regions

in Moritz, Alexandra; Block, Jörn; Golla, Stephan (Eds.) et al Contemporary Developments in Entrepreneurial Finance (2020)

We analyze the distribution of venture capital (VC) investments across German regions and explore the geographical determinants of these investments. So far, little is known about the regional ... [more ▼]

We analyze the distribution of venture capital (VC) investments across German regions and explore the geographical determinants of these investments. So far, little is known about the regional determinants of governmental (GVC), independent (IVC), and corporate (CVC) VC firms and about whether these types of VC firms invest in different regions. Combining a dataset of 402 German districts, our regressions show that regions with a higher supply of human capital and knowledge creators attract a significantly higher number of GVC investments. Moreover, we find a significant difference in economically weaker regions but do not find a metropolitan bias. Hence, GVC firms do not invest more frequently in rural regions per se and do not prevent regional disparities more often than other types of VC firms. The implications of these findings for high-tech firms and regional policy are discussed. [less ▲]

Digital Asset Funds

in The AIFM Directive (2020)

AIFMD vs. MiFID: Similarities and Differences

in The AIFM Directive (2020)

Theoretical Lessons from EMU and Banking Union: Plus ça change

in Howarth, David; Schild, Joachim (Eds.) The Difficult Construction of European Banking Union (2020)

Why did Euro Area member state governments decide to move to Banking Union (BU) — presented by proponents as a crucial move to ‘complete’ Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) — only in 2012, over twenty ... [more ▼]

Why did Euro Area member state governments decide to move to Banking Union (BU) — presented by proponents as a crucial move to ‘complete’ Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) — only in 2012, over twenty years after the adoption of the Maastricht Treaty? Why has a certain design for BU been chosen and some elements of this design prioritised over others? This paper interrogates previous academic accounts on the move to and the design of EMU — neofunctionalist, intergovernmentalist and constructivist — evaluating their explanatory power with reference to BU. It is argued that the asymmetrical design of EMU generated a variety of spill-overs and, hence, a neofunctionalist drive to supranationalise control over bank supervision and financial support for banks as part of the so-called ‘completion’ of EMU. However, intergovernmental negotiations informed by moral hazard and domestic political economy concerns explain the asymmetrical design of BU agreed by national governments. [less ▲]

Eurojust: mechanisms controlling the agency for coordination and cooperation in criminal matters

in Brenninkmeijer, Alex; Scholten, Miroslava (Eds.) Controlling EU Agencies: The Rule of Law in a Multi-jurisdictional Legal Order (2020)

Eurojust is the EU agency responsible for coordination and cooperation in criminal matters, bringing together investigative and prosecuting judicial authorities. Its main tasks are: coordinating ... [more ▼]

Eurojust is the EU agency responsible for coordination and cooperation in criminal matters, bringing together investigative and prosecuting judicial authorities. Its main tasks are: coordinating operational activities of national authorities, facilitating the exchange of information between them and providing logistical support. Although its binding powers are limited, they have increased with the new Regulation 2018/1727, e.g. concerning forum choices: where to prosecute and in which Member State to use investigative measures. The new Regulation also improved the accountability mechanisms of Eurojust, adapting it to the Treaty of Lisbon standards. The question whether these mechanisms are sufficient remains, however. This chapter presents the powers of Eurojust and analyses its accountability mechanisms. The chapter focuses on the changes the new Regulation introduces, examines the potential lacunae and offers a reflection on challenges and potential solutions for Eurojust’s accountability. [less ▲]

Giudizio direttissimo

in illuminati, Giulio; Giuliani, Livia (Eds.) Commentario breve al codice di procedura penale (2020)

Der Unaussprechliche. Otokar Fischers Kleist-Rezeption

in Petrbok, Václav; Stašková, Alice; Zbytovský, Štěpán (Eds.) Otokar Fischer (1883-1938). Ein Prager Intellektueller zwischen Dichtung und Wissenschaft (2020)

Beim Bau der amerikanischen Mauer. Zeitgemäße Beobachtungen zu einer alten Geschichte

in Heimböckel, Dieter; Roelens, Nathalie; Wille, Christian (Eds.) Flucht – Grenze – Integration / Fuga – Confine – Integrazione. Beiträge zum Phänomen der Deplatzierung / Contributi al fenomeno dello spostamento (2020)

Introduction

in Allegrezza, Silvia (Ed.) The Enforcement Dimension of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (2020)

DevOps and Its Philosophy: Education Matters!

in Mazzara, Manuel; Rivera, Victor; Sadovykh, Andrey (Eds.) et al Microservices: Science and Engineering (2020)

DevOps processes comply with principles and offer practices with the main objective of efficiently supporting the evolution of IT systems. To be efficient, a DevOps process relies on a set of integrated ... [more ▼]

DevOps processes comply with principles and offer practices with the main objective of efficiently supporting the evolution of IT systems. To be efficient, a DevOps process relies on a set of integrated tools. DevOps is among the first competencies, together with agile method, required by the industry. As a new approach it is necessary to develop and offer to the academy and to the industry training programs to prepare engineers in the best possible way. In this chapter we present the main aspects of the educational effort made in recent years to educate engineers on the concepts and values of the DevOps philosophy. This includes principles, practices, tools, and architectures, primarily the microservices architectural style, which shares many aspects of DevOps approaches, especially modularity and flexibility, which enable continuous change and delivery. Two experiments have been carried out, one at the academic level as a master program course and the other as an industrial training. Based on those two, we provide a comparative analysis and some proposals in order to develop and improve DevOps education for the future. [less ▲]

Chapter 16 - Cognitive factors associated with gaming disorder

in Verdejo-Garcia, Antonio (Ed.) Cognition and Addiction (2020)

There is substantial clinical and public health evidence that video gaming, particularly online gaming, can become excessive and lead to psychological distress and functional impairment. This has led to ... [more ▼]

There is substantial clinical and public health evidence that video gaming, particularly online gaming, can become excessive and lead to psychological distress and functional impairment. This has led to the inclusion of gaming disorder as an official mental condition in the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Edition (ICD-11; World Health Organization, 2019). Psychological models recognize the importance of cognitive factors to explain the initiation, development, and maintenance of problematic gaming behaviors. This chapter will summarize some of the known cognitive factors associated with problem gaming and gaming disorder. These cognitions will be divided into two broad categories: (1) cognitive deficits (e.g., impaired executive functioning, hazardous decision-making, or deliberative processes) and (2) cognitive biases (e.g., attentional biases, cognitive distortions, dysfunctional cognitions). This chapter will review and synthesize available research findings and highlight their clinical implications for gaming disorder. The limitations of the research base are considered and some potential avenues for future research are proposed. [less ▲]

The duty of loyalty: A Tool for Fundamental Rights Enforcement in the EU Legal System

in Frenkel, David-Arie; Emilio Nunez, Jorge (Eds.) International Law and Social Justice (2020)

The effective enforcement of rights within the European Union, understood as a legal system overarched by the duty of loyalty, depends upon judicial independence. This chapter introduces some recent legal ... [more ▼]

The effective enforcement of rights within the European Union, understood as a legal system overarched by the duty of loyalty, depends upon judicial independence. This chapter introduces some recent legal developments pertaining to its double dimension as a fundamental right and as a structural duty of the Member states to discuss four enforcing tools that concretise the duty of loyalty: the self-standing right to an independent tribunal, the infringement procedure, the preliminary ruling procedure and the technique of exceptional circumstances. In that context, the chapter rejects the idea that the multifaceted configuration of the European Union is detrimental to fundamental rights protection and stresses the relevance of all the actors of the legal system for the effective enforcement of rights. [less ▲]

Overview, Regulatory History and Outlook, in Zetzsche (ed.), The AIFM Directive

in The AIFM Directive (2020)

Games for enhancing cognitive abilities

in Plass, Jan; Mayer, Richard E; Homer, Bruce D (Eds.) Handbook of Game-based Learning (2020)

La disparition de la cause du contrat

in Prüm, André; Ancel, Pascal (Eds.) Réformer le droit des contrats ? Analyse comparée autour du droit luxembourgeois (2020)

réflexions sur l'utilité des concept traditionnel de cause des contrats et discussion des arguments pour le maintien ou la suppression de la cause comme condition de validité des contrats

Vom Schwarzen Tod und lebenden Toten. Historische Figurationen von Pest und Lepra und ihre Rezeption

in Mein, Georg; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) Self and Society in the Corona Crisis. Perspectives from the Humanities and Social Sciences (2020)

Plague and leprosy have left deep traces in the collective memory of Central Europe more than other diseases and epidemics. The paper examines how medieval and early modern societies reacted to the threat ... [more ▼]

Plague and leprosy have left deep traces in the collective memory of Central Europe more than other diseases and epidemics. The paper examines how medieval and early modern societies reacted to the threat of the epidemics and which methods were used to understand and categorise the fateful and inexplicable experiences with these diseases. Particular attention is given to the iconographic forms of representation of plague and leprosy, showing a particular significance in social perception until today. Recent examples from literature, newspapers, movies and computer games illustrate this relationship. It becomes clear that the aesthetic dimensions of contemporary depictions of disease, in contrast to written sources, offer a deeper and more significant insight into the origins of the leprosy and plague motifs that are still effective to the present day. [less ▲]

Mehrsprachigkeit als Migration. Wie Sprachen in Texte einwandern

in Aumüller, Matthias; Willms, Weertje (Eds.) Migration und Gegenwartsliteratur. Der Beitrag von Autorinnen und Autoren osteuropäischer Herkunft zur literarischen Kultur im deutschsprachigen Raum (2020)

Illyrer und Dakerrezeption in Albanien und Rumänien. Mythenbildung und faktische Probleme.

in Maner, Hans-Christian; Zelepos, Ioannis (Eds.) Antike und Byzanz als historisches Erbe in Südosteuropa (19.-21. Jahrhundert). (2020)

Borders and border experiences

in Wille, Christian; Nienaber, Birte (Eds.) Border Experiences in Europe. Everyday Life - Working Life - Communication - Languages (2020)

The idea of a “Europe without borders” has been contested for the last decade and is increasingly overshadowed by rebordering phenomena. This development has sparked debates within border studies on how ... [more ▼]

The idea of a “Europe without borders” has been contested for the last decade and is increasingly overshadowed by rebordering phenomena. This development has sparked debates within border studies on how borders should be thought of and investigated. The introductory article deals with this and reconstructs the formation and differentiation of the bordering approach. Furthermore, the concept of border experiences is determined as an investigative perspective that is interested in everyday cultural arenas of bordering processes. It puts the agency of ‘border(lands) residents’ in the center and provides insights into everyday cultural border (re)productions.With this in mind, we will present the book articles in the final section. [less ▲]

Flucht und Vertreibung in kontrastierender mittelhochdeutscher Perspektive. Der ‘Flüchtling’ Dietrich von Bern

in Heimböckel, Dieter; Roelens, Nathalie; Wille, Christian (Eds.) Flucht – Grenze – Integration / Fuga – Confine – Integrazione. Beiträge zum Phänomen der Deplatzierung / Contributi al fenomeno dello spostamento (2020)

Die Auswirkungen der Coronakrise auf die parlamentarische Demokratie in Luxemburg

in Mein, Georg; Pause, Johannes (Eds.) The Ends of Humanities - Volume 2: Self and Society in the Corona Crisis (2020)

§§ 325 bis 329 HGB zur Publizität der Rechnungslegung von Handelsgesellschaften

in Bilanzrecht (2020)

Familienunternehmen in Stiftungshand: Ein deskriptiver Überblick

in Block, Jörn; May, Peter; Betzer, André (Eds.) et al Die Familienstiftung: Ein Instrument zur Zukunftssicherung von Familienunternehmen (2020)

Stiftungen werden seit über einem Jahrhundert in Deutschland als Instrument der Unternehmensnachfolge genutzt. Zahlreiche bekannte Beispiele wie ALDI Nord & Süd, die Würth-Gruppe oder Fielmann haben die ... [more ▼]

Stiftungen werden seit über einem Jahrhundert in Deutschland als Instrument der Unternehmensnachfolge genutzt. Zahlreiche bekannte Beispiele wie ALDI Nord & Süd, die Würth-Gruppe oder Fielmann haben die Gründung einer Stiftung zur Sicherung des langfristigen Fortbestandes des eigenen Familienunternehmens für sich genutzt. Dennoch mangelt es bisher an einer Übersicht zu bestehenden Familienunternehmen in Stiftungshand innerhalb Deutschlands. Dieses Kapitel zeigt daher bekannte Beispiele auf und unterscheidet sie anhand verschiedener Merkmale voneinander. Besonderes Augenmerk wird hierbei auf die Standorte und Größen der Unternehmen, die vertretenen Branchen sowie auf die Rechts- und Beteiligungsstrukturen gerichtet. [less ▲]

Les sociétés fictives devant les tribunaux luxembourgeois

in Mélanges en l’honneur du professeur Alain Couret (2020)

Regard en demi-teinte sur les risques des fonds d’investissement en art

in Mélanges en l’honneur de Jean-Patrice et Michel Storck (2020)

Entwicklungslinien der Border Studies und Zugänge zu Geographien der Grenzen

in Weber, Florian; Wille, Christian; Caesar, Beate (Eds.) et al Geographien der Grenzen. Räume – Ordnungen – Verflechtungen (2020)

Die Border Studies haben seit den 1990er Jahren einen tiefgreifenden Wandel durchlaufen, der die Beschäftigung mit Grenz(ziehung)en als unhinterfragte Gegebenheiten relativiert hat. Die Neuorientierung ... [more ▼]

Die Border Studies haben seit den 1990er Jahren einen tiefgreifenden Wandel durchlaufen, der die Beschäftigung mit Grenz(ziehung)en als unhinterfragte Gegebenheiten relativiert hat. Die Neuorientierung stützt sich auf konstruktivistische Zugänge und fragt nach den Prozessen der Einsetzung, Relativierung, Verschiebung oder Überwindung von Grenzen. Diesem Verständnis von Grenzen als politische, soziale, kulturelle, mentale Produktionen folgt dieser Sammelband und diskutiert den Zusammenhang von Räumen, Ordnungen und Verflechtungen. Die Herausgeber*innen führen in diesem Beitrag grundlegend in das Themenfeld ein und geben einen Überblick über die Beiträge des Bandes. Die Autor*innen aus den Raum-, Sozial- und Kulturwissenschaften wählen unterschiedliche Zugänge zu Grenzen und analysieren ihre (Re-)Produktionsprozesse als ‚Geographien der Grenzen‘. Dabei rücken sie auch andere als nationalstaatliche Grenzen in den Blick, wie zum Beispiel stadtlandhybride Differenzierungen. So wird in diesem Band aus verschiedenen theoretischen und thematischen Blickwinkeln der Frage nachgegangen, wie und welche ,Geographien der Grenzen‘ sich im Zusammenspiel von unterschiedlichen Destabilisierungen und (Re-)Stabilisierungen von Grenzen (re)konstruieren lassen. [less ▲]

Hegemonic University Tales: Discussing Narrative Positioning within the Academic Field between Humboldtian and Managerial Governance

in Lueg, Klarissa; Lundholt, Marianne Wolff (Eds.) The Routledge Handbook of Counter-Narratives (2020)

This chapter observes and analyzes hegemonic narratives in and of the academic field. In particular, our focus is on normative and evaluative accounts relating to forms of university governance. We ... [more ▼]

This chapter observes and analyzes hegemonic narratives in and of the academic field. In particular, our focus is on normative and evaluative accounts relating to forms of university governance. We suggest centering on two overarching approaches to what is seen as legitimate in terms of governing the university. First, we trace the age-old Humboldtian perspective, representing especially professorial independence and self-governance. Second, we consider the newer managerial perspective, separating top-down university management decision-making separate from (or counter to) faculty influence. We find that, as the latter form is currently taking hold within European universities, scholarly remembrance of the former Humboldtian governance tradition has morphed into a nearly uncritical, hegemonic tale of a glorified past. In contrast, we suggest, the managerial perspective represents a powerful ante-narrative, a hegemonic story in-the-making. The morally laden, and somewhat fantastical, Humboldtian tale, being itself hegemonic, is unfit to serve as a critical counter-narrative vis-à-vis the managerial approach that has attained considerable authority. Thus, we argue that contemporary governance discourse is suspended between two poles: the Humboldtian perspective, favoring professorial power and authority relations, and the managerial perspective, subordinating faculty under market considerations and continuous evaluation. The dilemma arising from this “suspension” also renders the governance discourse into regions of impracticality and elitism. We argue that a counter-narrative fit to challenge the managerialist governance structures in practice is lacking, with elitism continuously reproduced in-between an ancient hegemonic narrative (Humboldtian) and equally hegemonic contemporary ante-narrative (managerialist). [less ▲]

Introduction

in The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2020)

Das "Kreuzzugstestament" Graf Heinrichs V. von Luxemburg (1270): Dynastische Konsolidierung und erste französische Ausrichtung der Politik der Luxemburger im 13. Jahrhundert

in Abel, Christina; Wagner, Tobias; Smola, Katharina (Eds.) et al Frankenreich - Testamente - Landesgeschichte. Festschrift für Brigitte Kasten zum 65. Geburtstag (2020)

Die Siegfried-Figur der Nibelungenüberlieferung in interkultureller Perspektive

in Cornejo, Renata; Schiewer, Gesine Lenore; Weinberg, Manfred (Eds.) Konzepte der Interkulturalität in der Germanistik weltweit (2020)

Siegfried, the hero of the Middle High German »Nibelungenlied«, is not only interesting as a figure from the perspective of a German-national myth formation. This article aims to show that Siegfried is ... [more ▼]

Siegfried, the hero of the Middle High German »Nibelungenlied«, is not only interesting as a figure from the perspective of a German-national myth formation. This article aims to show that Siegfried is also important from the perspective of ›intercultural medieval studies‹. Therefore, the Siegfried figure in the Nibelungenlied is determined by cultural hybridity. His Scandinavian counterpart, Sigurd, is no less revealing as a cultural mediator. [less ▲]

AIFMD Versus MiFID/MiFIR: Similarities and Differences

in The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (2020)

Migration and Urbanity in Rural Areas. Developments in the German-Luxembourg Border Region

in Weber, Florian; Wille, Christian; Caesar, Beate (Eds.) et al Geographien der Grenzen. Räume – Ordnungen – Verflechtungen (2020)

Studies on the connection between migration and urbanity are usually concerned with conditions and developments in cities. The presence of ‘urbanity’ in rural space is the topic of the present ... [more ▼]

Studies on the connection between migration and urbanity are usually concerned with conditions and developments in cities. The presence of ‘urbanity’ in rural space is the topic of the present contribution. It will be discussed using the example of residential migration in the Greater Region SaarLorLux. The massive influx of residential migrants from Luxembourg into the border regions of the neighbouring countries is a relatively recent phenomenon, the main cause of which lies in the developments in the real-estate market in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. This phenomenon is of special interest for the topic of migration in rural areas in two regards: because of the important demographic changes produced by the residential migrants in individual border villages and because of the complex composition of the group of residential migrants, which is extremely differentiated regarding the dimension rural – urban. Central to the article is the question, whether urban attitudes and practices become visible in German border villages, and, if so, how the migratory movement from Luxembourg influences this ‘rural urbanity’. Furthermore, taking the everyday practices of the residential migrants as starting point, it asks in how far the dichotomy urbanity - rurality presents a conceptual approach for the examination of individual and structural integration processes. [less ▲]

« La ville tri-viale : métro, ronds-points, kiosques »

in , in Lire les villes (études réunies par Maria de Jesus Cabra, Maria Herminia Laurel et Franc Schuerewegen), Paris, Le manuscrit « Exotopies », pp. 27-39. - (2020)

The EU Administrative Institutions, Their Law and Legal Scholarship

in Cane, Peter; Hoffman, Herwig; Ip, Eric (Eds.) et al Oxford Handbook of Comparative Administrative Law (2020)

The chapter approaches the EU administrative institutions as catalysts of the development of administrative law of the European Union. As a chapter of the Oxford Handbook on Comparative Administrative Law ... [more ▼]

The chapter approaches the EU administrative institutions as catalysts of the development of administrative law of the European Union. As a chapter of the Oxford Handbook on Comparative Administrative Law, it explains the main traits of those institutions, how legal scholarship has portrayed them and how it has addressed the core aspects of their legal regimes. Furthermore, it traces the emergence and current state of EU administrative law, characterising the different roles comparative administrative law has had at different stages. It highlights the initial dissonance between the specificities of the EU administrative institutions and the state-matrix of general principles that were developed on the basis of functional comparison; the role of legal scholarship in shaping EU administrative law, in its efforts to give effect to an “utopia” (Chiti, 2007) of an integrated administration constitutionally framed by general principles and fundamental rights; the limits of resorting to comparative administrative law in the context of EU integration and, briefly, the crossroads at which EU administrative law currently stands. [less ▲]

EU Executive Discretion: Again in Times of Emergency

in Utrilla, Dolores; Shabbir, Anjum (Eds.) EU Law in Times of Pandemic. The EU's Legal Response to Covid-19 (2020)

Un nouveau type, insolite, de refus de sanction : l’inaction du roi Baudouin en 1990 et du grand-duc Henri en 2008

in Semper perseverans. Liber Amicorum André Alen (2020)

Boden für Postwachstum

in Hertweck, Florian (Ed.) Architektur auf gemeinsamem Boden. Positionen und Modelle zur Bodenfrage (2020)

Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights on the Application of (Some of) the EU Family Regulations

in Kinsch, Patrick; Viarengo, Ilaria; Villata, Francesca C (Eds.) Planning the Future of Cross Border Families (2020)

Vom Aktienbankrecht zum Aktienintermediärsrecht

in Festschrift K. Hopt II (2020)

Fescher als dein Schatten. Zur Präsenz des Deutschen in Österreich in der Alltagspraxis

in Hundt, Markus; Kleene, Andrea; Plewnia, Albrecht (Eds.) et al Regiolekte. Objektive Sprachdaten und subjektive Wahrnehmung (2020)

Der Serienverbrecher als Spieler : Zu einer literarischen Genrefigur um 1900 (Professor Moriarty, Dr. Fu-Manchu, Dr. Mabuse)

in Amann, Wilhelm; Sieburg, Heinz (Eds.) Spiel-Werke : Perspektiven auf literarische Spiele und Games (2020)

Le contentieux économique au 21ème siècle

in Le droit économique au 21 ème siècle (2020)

Polémique et bataille du genre. La réception des "Considérations sur la Révolution française" de Germaine de Staël

in Frances, Cyril (Ed.) Le Politique et le Féminin - Les femmes de pouvoir dans les Mémoires d’Ancien Régime (2020)

Si Germaine de Staël est généralement considérée comme l’un des écrivains les plus célèbres de la période révolutionnaire et impériale, le versant politique et historique de son œuvre n’en est pas moins ... [more ▼]

Si Germaine de Staël est généralement considérée comme l’un des écrivains les plus célèbres de la période révolutionnaire et impériale, le versant politique et historique de son œuvre n’en est pas moins méconnu – la critique tendant à privilégier sa production romanesque, et l’histoire ne s’occupant guère, ou à peine, de l’auteure. Cela ne fut pas le cas, toutefois, de la part de ses contemporains, tant l’œuvre staëlienne, politique ou romanesque, a souvent fait l’objet d’une réception pour le moins polémique ; le cas des Considérations sur la Révolution française, ouvrage publié à titre posthume en 1818 et dont les soixante mille exemplaires furent écoulés en quelques jours à peine, est à cet égard exemplaire. Outre les comptes-rendus parus dans la presse périodique, les Considérations sont l’objet, fait remarquable, de trois ouvrages majeurs de critique ou de réfutation, rédigés et/ou publiés en 1818. Le préjugé misogyne qui les irrigue traverse toutefois l’ensemble de la réception des Considérations, témoignant en filigrane de la vision de toute une époque quant à la place des femmes dans l’histoire – à leur légitimité à en témoigner, à l’écrire selon certaines modalités. Car endosser le rôle de l’historienne revêt une ambition tout autre que celle qui consisterait à écrire l’histoire en romancière ou en mémorialiste : historienne, la femme qui prend la plume s’arroge le rôle de sujet dans une histoire – celle de la Révolution, qui plus est – que chaque camp tente de récupérer à son profit. Le présent article s’emploie à observer comment de part et d’autre, du côté de Staël comme de celui de ses détracteurs, l’attente genrée concernant la prise de parole d’une femme dans l’espace public, et a fortiori sur une matière politique, et dans un texte voulu comme historique, détermine l’occasion polémique : que ce soit du côté de la femme auteur, en ce qu’elle prévoit les résistances et adapte son discours pour les déjouer, ou du côté des lecteurs, qui prétendent ne pas céder et voient partout des pièges de séduction. [less ▲]

Cross-border everyday lives on the Luxembourg border? An empirical approach: the example of cross-border commuters and residential migrants

in Wille, Christian; Nienaber, Birte (Eds.) Border Experiences in Europe. Everyday Life - Working Life - Communication - Languages (2020)

Luxembourg is characterized by phenomena of mobility that includecross-border commuters and residential migrants. While both groups havebeen mainly examined from a socioeconomic perspective, this ... [more ▼]

Luxembourg is characterized by phenomena of mobility that includecross-border commuters and residential migrants. While both groups havebeen mainly examined from a socioeconomic perspective, this paperadopts a sociocultural approach. We will focus on the question of the ex-tent to which cross-border mobility in everyday life promotes cross-borderlifeworlds. This will involve examining people’s social contacts at theirplace of work and/or place of residence as well as the spatial organizationof practices of the everyday life of both groups. The paper gives insights in-to everyday lives at the EU’s internal borders, whose organization into na-tion states is subordinate and at the same time constitutive. [less ▲]

Fiktionalität und Politikwissenschaft

in Missinne, Lut; Schneider, Ralf; Van Dam, Beatrix (Eds.) Fiktionalität (2020)

Le règlement des conflits entre actionnaires : mesures provisoires, exclusion, retrait et modes alternatifs de résolution des conflits

in Coipel, Michel; Delvaux, Marie-Amélie (Eds.) Jurisprudence en droit des sociétés commerciales - recueil annuel (2020)

Écrire « au bruit du canon ». Chateaubriand, héros-pamphlétaire de « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons »

in Glaudes, Pierre; Bercegol, Fabienne; Roulin, Jean-Marie (Eds.) Chateaubriand, nouvelles perspectives critiques (2020)

Dans sa préface de 1826 au Génie du christianisme dans les Œuvres complètes, Chateaubriand prend le parti de résumer toute sa vie comme un « combat […] contre les hommes qui abusaient du pouvoir pour ... [more ▼]

Dans sa préface de 1826 au Génie du christianisme dans les Œuvres complètes, Chateaubriand prend le parti de résumer toute sa vie comme un « combat […] contre les hommes qui abusaient du pouvoir pour corrompre ou pour enchaîner les peuples ». Ce combat se donne à lire de manière magistrale à travers ses pamphlets, et particulièrement dans De Buonaparte et des Bourbons (1814), publié quelques jours avant l’abdication de l’Empereur. Pleinement en prise avec son temps et les questionnements qui lui sont propres dans ce pamphlet qui marque, de son propre aveu, son entrée en politique, Chateaubriand n’en doit pas moins justifier son ingérence, en tant qu’homme de lettres, dans les affaires publiques. C’est à cette fin qu’il met en place une scénographie auctoriale propre à légitimer sa position nouvelle, et impliquant notamment un réinvestissement de l’Histoire mené selon des procédés discursifs singuliers, indices d’un rapport à la temporalité caractéristique d’un auteur qui, plus que tout autre, fut son temps. Quelles sont les modalités esthétiques et poétiques de la scénographie ainsi mise en place ? Comment Chateaubriand instrumentalise-t-il l’Histoire pour appuyer son propos politique, et de quelle façon cela se traduit-il sur le plan esthétique ? Quel est, enfin, l’ethos qui émane du pamphlet ? C’est ce que nous nous appliquerons à déterminer au départ de De Buonaparte et des Bourbons, que l’on comparera à De l’État de la France au mois de mars et au mois d’octobre 1814, pamphlet publié anonymement par Chateaubriand, afin d’attester la continuité et l’originalité des modalités de la posture auctoriale, résolument moderne, du Chateaubriand pamphlétaire. Nous examinerons enfin la réception de la scénographie auctoriale propre au pamphlet au regard de deux écrits parus en réponse à De Buonaparte et des Bourbons, à savoir la Réponse à l’ouvrage de M. de Chateaubriand intitulé « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons » (1814) de Philippe Lesbroussart-Dewaele et les Rêveries de M. de Chateaubriant, ou Examen critique d'un libelle intitulé : « De Buonaparte et des Bourbons » (1815), de Charles-Joseph Bail – écrits révélateurs, par leur publication même, de la résonance, dans le discours politique du temps, du pamphlet et de la figure auctoriale qu’il convoque. [less ▲]

Europe Materializing? Auf dem Weg zu einer transnationalen Geschichte der europäischen Infrastrukturen

in Wagner, Hedwig (Ed.) Europäische Medienwissenschaft. Zur Programmatik eines Fachs (2020)

The role of language and languages in doctoral education: A transversal perspective

in Byram, Mike; Stoicheva, Maria (Eds.) The Doctorate as Experience in Europe and Beyond (2020)