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Neue Staatswissenschaften
Edited by Hermann-Josef Blanke†, Werner Jann, and Holger Mühlenkamp
Previous German political science was inconceivable without the belief in the function of the state as a »meaningful whole.« Scholarly reflections on this focused on comprehending the »totality« of the essence of the state. This view of the all-embracing role of the state changed a long time ago, and any science's claim to »totality« in the sense of a doctrine which comprises the state as a whole is no longer valid. In the age of globalization and privatization, the question is whether or not there is a need for sovereign rule. The state has relinquished major monopolies to international and local public and private organizations and associations, and has been losing its regulating power and its protective function as well as its authority to set standard values and to enforce them. However, this »desovereignization« has resulted merely in a change of the functions performed by the state, and not in its demise. One single scientific discipline would not be able to explain the change which has taken place in the concept of statehood. This intricate procedure can only be interpreted in a dialog between economists, political scientists, legal scholars and sociologists, but also experts from the areas of finance and history and the organization doctrine. A political science which has been transformed to such an extent is detached from the state-centered canonization of those branches of science which used to be involved
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Daniela Taudt, LL.M. Eur.
Program Director Public Law, International and European Law, and Fundamentals of Lawand is trying to see the state as a present-day universal phenomenon.
Contact:
Daniela Taudt, LL.M. Eur.
Program Director Public Law, International and European Law, and Fundamentals of Lawand is trying to see the state as a present-day universal phenomenon.
ISSN: 1860-2339 / eISSN: 2569-4189 - Suggested citation: NStW
Hrsg. v. Indra Spiecker gen. Döhmann u. Peter Collin
2008.
IX, 388 pages.
NStW 10
Begriff – Konzepte – Anwendungen
Hrsg. v. Arno Scherzberg in Verb. m. Tilmann Betsch, Helge Peukert u.a.
Hrsg. v. Arno Scherzberg in Verb. m. Tilmann Betsch, Helge Peukert u.a.
2008.
XIV, 237 pages.
NStW 8
Eine institutionentheoretische Studie zur Autorität des Bundesverfassungsgerichts
2007.
XII, 509 pages.
NStW 7
Hrsg. v. Hermann-Josef Blanke
2007.
X, 245 pages.
NStW 6
Hrsg. v. Hermann-Josef Blanke
2007.
XIV, 247 pages.
NStW 5
Vom funktionalen zum politikfeldbezogenen Demokratieprinzip
unveränderte eBook-Ausgabe 2022; Orginalausgabe 2006 2006.
XVIII, 508 pages.
NStW 3
Zur Verteidigung der Rationalität der »Privatrechtsgesellschaft«
unveränderte eBook-Ausgabe 2022; Orginalausgabe 2006 2006.
XI, 447 pages.
NStW 2
Disziplinäre Grundlagen und interdisziplinäre Verknüpfungen
Hrsg. v. Arno Scherzberg in Verb. m. Tilmann Betsch, Hermann-Josef Blanke u.a.
Hrsg. v. Arno Scherzberg in Verb. m. Tilmann Betsch, Hermann-Josef Blanke u.a.
2006.
XVI, 338 pages.
NStW 4
Hrsg. v. Hermann-Josef Blanke u. Wito Schwanengel
2005.
XIV, 242 pages.
NStW 1