FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2904010040> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2904010040 endingPage "345" @default.
• W2904010040 startingPage "315" @default.
• W2904010040 abstract "During the last decades the map of Europe has changed considerably. New claims for independent statehood were brought forward and demanded for recognition. These claims had to be answered by the European Union and its member states. This article evolves around the idea that state recognition is as much a matter of politics as it is of law. It starts from the assumption that ‘who we are defines what we see’, claiming, that EUropean identity, the images the EU and the member states hold about themselves, shape the mental maps they hold of territories and space. Building on this identity a geopolitical imaginary is formed, which can be defined as ideas, allowing actors to ascribe meaning to territories, establish order in a seemingly chaotic world by means of classification and categorisation and allow to develop strategies for action. The geopolitical imaginary of EUrope contains the vision, that if all states were more like EUrope itself, the world would be a better place: a world determined not by power and coercion, but by rules, norms and values; with conflict mechanisms, not based on the rule of the strongest, but the rule of law; stability, created through common rules, negotiation and economic prosperity; and a determination not to let ‘blunt power-politics’ prevail. This imaginary shapes the way in which Europe makes meaning of claims for statehood and decides which claims to recognise as legitimate. The different elements of the imaginary sometimes contradict each other: law may have to take the back seat in the quest for stability or justice. Law is open to creative interpretations to allow the ‘right’ claims for recognition to prevail and the ‘wrong’ ones to be rejected The tool of recognition is caught between legal arguments and political considerations, between normative visions and pragmatic possibilities." @default.
• W2904010040 created "2018-12-22" @default.
• W2904010040 creator A5029387104 @default.
• W2904010040 date "2018-12-18" @default.
• W2904010040 modified "2023-10-01" @default.
• W2904010040 title "Between Normative Visions and Pragmatic Possibilities: The EUropean Politics of State Recognition" @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1553182705 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1600620755 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1719246282 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1968090501 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1970341045 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1973789281 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1977586640 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1993156929 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1993954737 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1994859020 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2010717431 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2011108262 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2018795095 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2023383864 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2023614625 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2026460689 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2030142249 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2036984472 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2043610318 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2060200559 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2060761154 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2066200631 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2066874312 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2069896357 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2072865647 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2078604004 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2081017733 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2081469305 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2084654320 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2085061976 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2090220735 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2090743857 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2091716501 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2094218081 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2103454909 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2103962394 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2104384957 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2106080152 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2119404851 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2132523707 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2134824030 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2140258457 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2146647428 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2150518915 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2153110976 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2156019164 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2156280924 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2157298609 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2162100064 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2163818628 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2174044340 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2313121179 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2313707071 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2330125312 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2334571949 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2340096638 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2566627812 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2784208489 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2802093417 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2936366937 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W2943110299 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W3121882759 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W3123630947 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W3125705291 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W3142423563 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W4232433923 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W4247511930 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W4292025190 @default.
• W2904010040 cites W1995256639 @default.
• W2904010040 doi "https://doi.org/10.1080/14650045.2018.1556643" @default.
• W2904010040 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2904010040 type Work @default.
• W2904010040 sameAs 2904010040 @default.
• W2904010040 citedByCount "10" @default.
• W2904010040 countsByYear W29040100402019 @default.
• W2904010040 countsByYear W29040100402020 @default.
• W2904010040 countsByYear W29040100402021 @default.
• W2904010040 countsByYear W29040100402022 @default.
• W2904010040 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2904010040 hasAuthorship W2904010040A5029387104 @default.
• W2904010040 hasBestOaLocation W29040100401 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C105639569 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C111472728 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C11413529 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C135068731 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C138921699 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W2904010040 hasConcept C190253527 @default.

• next