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Item Activating benefit claimants of working age in the UK(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Rahilly, SimonItem Activation Through Law - National Security Law from an European Perspective(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Erhag, ThomasItem Aktiva kommuner? En studie av de svenska kommunernas aktivitet i EU-frågor(Centre for European Research (CERGU), 1999) Berg, Linda; Centre for European ResearchItem Använt kärnbränsle och principen om nationellt ansvar(2008-09-18T11:44:18Z) Stendahl, Sara; Centre for European ResearchItem Av egen kraft? Medborgarandans betydelse för reformframgång i Estland, Lettland och Bulgarien(Centre of European Research at Göteborg University, 1999) Bågenholm, Andreas; Department of Political Science, Göteborg UniversityItem The Eastern European Transitions: A Survey of the Research Fields(Centre for European Research at Göteborg University, 2005) Bågenhom, Andreas; Department of Political Science, Göteborg UniversityItem “Eastern European Women” Winners or Losers in Post-Communist Transitions?(Centre for European Research at Göteborg University, 2005) Spehar, Andrea; Department of Political Science, Göteborg UniversityItem Employment support - a normative step backward, forward or nowhere?(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Stendahl, SaraItem European Borderline and Turkish Schizophrenia - An analysis of Turkey's orientation to the European Security Strategy and human security and its impact on the EU-Turkey relationship(2012-02) Ahlmark, Karl-Fredrik; Centre for European Research; Centre for European Research at University of Gothenburg (CERGU)The slowing down of Turkey’s accession negotiations with the EU has led to an increased emphasis of the foreign and security policy relationship. This thesis argues that this development, while merging with the EU enlargement policy, will have increased importance in the future. This creates the problem of how to measure Turkish compliance within this area, and the thesis advances the European Security Strategy (ESS) and the theory of human security (HS) as reasonable starting points. Besides elaborating on the possible problems appearing from this emerging merger, three explanatory continua – one treating socio-cultural securitised/normative self-images at an aggregated level, the second traditional political cleavages and the third the notion of geography in the foreign and security policy formulation – are devised for the analysis of Turkey’s orientation to these European views. This methodological skeleton aims moreover to circumvent the methodological nationalism easily trapping country-based studies. In parallel to a discerned duality in the Turkish actorship, suggested to provide a strategic quid pro quo between Turkish foreign and domestic policy, there are clear orientation to the European principles of the HS and the ESS. However, this does not in itself play to Turkey’s advantage in the EU accession negotiations, the thesis concludes.Item The European Employment Strategy(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Devetzi, StamatiaItem A European Work-First Welfare State(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12)Item A European Work-First Welfare State? Introductory remarks(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Stendahl, Sara; Erhag, Thomas; Devetzi, StamatiaItem Explaining Legislative Capacity(Centre for European Reseacrh at Göteborg University, 2005) Bågenholm, Andreas; Department of Political Science, Göteborg UniversityItem Flexibel integration och utanförskapets politiska pris(Centre for European Research at Göteborg University, 2004) Naurin, Daniel; Lindahl, Rutger; Centre for European Research at Göteborg UniversityItem Forskning om Europafrågor Nr 20(Centre for European Research at Göteborg University (CERGU), 2007) Redaktörer: Lindahl & Cramér; Centre for European ResearchItem Forskning om Europafrågor nr 21(2009-05-06T08:39:33Z) Red. Lindahl, Rutger; Red. Cramér, Per; Lindberg, Lena; Alvstam, Claes; Åhman, Joachim; Larsson, Göran; Jonasson, Ann-Kristin; Baaz, Mikael; Centre for European Research; Centrum för Europaforskning (CERGU)Item From a given - into a task(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Inghammar, AndreasItem From Unemployment to Active Jobseeking: Changes and Continuities in Socail Security Law in the United Kingdom(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Harris, NevilleItem Hartz' Reforms - Hard reconstructions?(Göteborg: Centre for European Research, University of Gothenburg, 2008-12) Eichenhofer, EberhardItem Human Rights or Human Wrongs? Toward a "thin" universal code of international human rights for the twnty-first century(Centre for European Reseacrh at Göteborg University (CERGU), 2006-05) Baaz, Mikael; Centre for European Research