Stalingrad an der Elbe. Kälte, Krieg und Unbehaustheit in Dörte Hansens Roman "Altes Land"

Book published by Wehrhahn (2022)

Zuhause mit Ketty und Catherine

Computer development (2022)

Based on original sources, this radio play is a recreation of a 1950s women’s radio show which offers us a glimpse into some of the typical issues facing women at the time. Our two presenters, Ketty and ... [more ▼]

Based on original sources, this radio play is a recreation of a 1950s women’s radio show which offers us a glimpse into some of the typical issues facing women at the time. Our two presenters, Ketty and Catherine, comment on social and political themes mentioned in letters from female listeners living in the Minett. These themes include the call for pacifism during the Cold War as well as the lack of playgrounds for children in Esch. Our duo also offer some advice on culinary matters and household chores. [less ▲]

Daredevil Philosophy: Dean Potter’s "When Dogs Fly"

in Patel, Pramod K; Singh, Amar; Tholia, Shipra (Eds.) The Hero and Hero-Making across Genres (2022)

Population-level risks of alcohol consumption by amount, geography, age, sex, and year: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2020

in The Lancet (2022)

Surface Passivation and Detrimental Heat-Induced Diffusion Effects in RbF-Treated Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Solar Cell Absorbers

in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces (2022), 14(29), 34101-34112

Facing facts and fiction in the living room: unframing the housing question in Luxembourg

in Swinnen, Peter; Peleman, David; Heindrichs, Nathan (Eds.) et al RED LUXEMBOURG (2022)

The Foundations of EU Administrative Law as a Scholarly Field: Functional Comparison, Normativism and Integration

in European Constitutional Law Review (2022), 18(4), 706-736

The functional comparison of administrative laws enabled judges and scholars to establish and develop EU administrative law based on a state-matrix of general principles. They mobilised functional ... [more ▼]

The functional comparison of administrative laws enabled judges and scholars to establish and develop EU administrative law based on a state-matrix of general principles. They mobilised functional comparison to build a law and a polity and to ground a scholarly field. A meta-analysis of the work of Jürgen Schwarze examines the choices of object, objectives and method that grounded one prevailing way of approaching EU administrative law, as well as the respective assumptions and normative implications. Through comparison, the logic of protecting the private legal sphere from unilateral exercises of authority provided the conceptual framework for EU administrative law. But it largely ignored structural features of the EU administration (public-private collaboration and interpenetration between state and EU administrations), ill-fitting with the binary liberty-authority that grounded core principles of national administrative law. It ignored also the specificities of the functional polity in which it was inserted. EU administrative law remains imbued with this original liberal normativist approach, constructed by judges and scholars, who in different guises, contributed to fashioning the state-like characteristics of the EU. This legacy of comparative administrative law should be critically examined, 30 years later, at a very different stage of EU integration [less ▲]

A Dusty Road to the Riviera?

in Jaspers, Susanne; Scuto, Denis (Eds.) This Hard Minett Land (2022)

Identifying the Major Causes Associated to Rail Intermodal Operation Disruptions Using Causal Machine Learning

in Transportation Research Board 101st Annual Meeting (2022)

Assessing the Performance of Gradient-Boosting Models for Predicting the Travel Mode Choice Using Household Survey Data

in Journal of Urban Planning and Development (2022), 148(2), 04022007