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The struggle over borders : cosmopolitanism and communitarianism / edited by Pieter de Wilde (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim), Ruud Koopmans (WZB Berlin Social Science Center and Humboldt University Berlin), Wolfgang Merkel (WZB Berlin Social Science Center and Humboldt University Berlin), Oliver Strijbis (University of Zurich), Michael Zürn (WZB Berlin Social Science Center and Freie Universität Berlin)

De Wilde, Pieter,i1980- [Herausgeber] ; Koopmans, Ruud,i1961- [Herausgeber] ; Merkel, Wolfgang,i1952- [Herausgeber] ; Strijbis, Oliver [Herausgeber] ; Zürn, Michael,i1959- [Herausgeber]

Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2019

Cambridge, UK : Cambridge University Press

1 Online-Ressource (xi, 276 Seiten)

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978-1-108-65269-8 ; 978-1-108-48377-3 ; 978-1-108-71822-6

MD 4300 MD 4600

 

Kommunitarismus  Weltbürgertum 

 

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