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Research paper thumbnail of How do applicants for international protection perceive their initial stay in Luxembourg and how does this compare with objective policy analysis of accommodation centers

This following dissertation is based on my 3-month internship (from 01.02.2016-01.05.2016) as a s... more This following dissertation is based on my
3-month internship (from 01.02.2016-01.05.2016) as a social worker in the Félix Schroeder
accommodation center for applicants of international protection; it will provide a qualitative analysis
of their perceptions of the integration system in Luxembourg using the center as a case study, where
I will highlight the perceived strengths and weaknesses of the system, and compare these results
(perceptions) with participant observation results. Important to mention here, I’m analysing the
perception of the Luxembourgish integration system and not the system itself.

Research paper thumbnail of Liberal Intergovernmentalism Does ‘Liberal Intergovernmentalism’ provide, as Andrew Moravcsik claims, a superior explanation for the principal historic ‘step changes’ in the process of European integration?

After World War II, individual states within the continent of Europe gradually came together to f... more After World War II, individual states within the continent of Europe gradually came together to form the European community currently referred to as the European Union. There is no question to the fact that the institutional and governmental integration that resulted did not solidify in a day, though no single theory has been credited for singlehandedly explaining the process of integration to the contentment of everyone (Engbers, 2014, p. 3). Liberal intergovernmentalism is one of the theories that try to explain the process that led to such a successful evolution. With some reference to the concept of intergovernmentalism developed by Hoffmann, Andrew Moravcsik’s liberal intergovernmentalism is based on assumptions that member states of the European community were critical and rational actors in the integration process

Research paper thumbnail of Controversy about the political cartoon of the Islamic prophet Muhammad

Research paper thumbnail of Was ist für Kant der „gute“ Wille?

Was verstehen wir unter einer Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten? „Also, eine Grundlegung zur ... more Was verstehen wir unter einer Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten? „Also, eine Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten ist der mit der Aufsuchung und Festsetzung des obersten Prinzips der Moralität befaßte Teil einer Metaphysik der Sitten. Eine Metaphysik der Sitten ist eine Reine Moralphilosophie.1“ Hier stellt sich wiederum die Frage was eine reine Moralphilosophie eigentlich bedeutet? Rein ist eine Moralphilosophie erst dann wenn diese „lediglich aus Prinzipien a priori ihre Lehren vorträgt“.

Research paper thumbnail of Establishing the Supremacy of European Law The Making of an International Rule of Law in Europe

Bookreview of Karen J. Alter's: Establishing the Supremacy of European Law

Research paper thumbnail of Legitimität zur Tötung von Lebewesen

ie Bachelorarbeit basiert auf die deutsche Übersetzung1 von Peter Singers Werk “Praktische Ethik”... more ie Bachelorarbeit basiert auf die deutsche Übersetzung1 von Peter Singers Werk “Praktische Ethik”, das in der dritten Auflage 2011 in der Cambridge University Press veröffentlicht worden ist.
Die Begriffe „Mensch“ und „Tiere“ werden in diesem Schreiben vermieden und durch menschliche oder nichtmenschliche Lebewesen ersetzt. Diese Anwendung der Terminologie stützt sich auf Singers Werk. Der Begriff „Tier“ ist unklar. Aristoteles definierte den Menschen als ein Tier, ein Tier, was Vernunft besitzt und deshalb vernunftbegabt ist.

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Research paper thumbnail of EUROPEAN ASYLUM POLICY AND THE RIGHTS OF ASSYLUM SEEKERS IN THE EU AND ACCOMMODATION CENTRES Literature Review

In the past decade, the European Union experienced a rise in the number of asylum-seekers due the... more In the past decade, the European Union experienced a rise in the number of asylum-seekers due the increased rates of internal conflict across the globe. This has resulted in the formulation of policies and rights for such individuals to ensure their protection and that governments provide them with the required assistance. Various scholars have analysed the rights and policies of EU asylum-seekers to determine how they affect EU member states and the impact these have on individuals seeking asylum 1. The systems put in place ensure that Asylum seekers enjoy a decent standard of living and benefit from international protection. Asylum seekers come from different parts of the world into EU to shelter from epidemics in their original places of residence. Due to the high number of Asylum seekers coming into the region, EU developed the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) to ensure that all member countries treat asylum-seekers equally and that no member country has higher numbers of Asylum seekers than others. In addition, the proposed system aims at enhancing collaboration when dealing with issues confronting Asylum seekers in the region 2. 1 Bauloz, Céline, Meltem Ineli-Ciger, Sarah Singer, and Vladislava Stoyanova. 2015.Seeking asylum in the European Union: selected protection issues raised by the second phase of the Common European Asylum System. Boston: (Brill Nijhoff) 137 2 Fraser, Ursula, and Colin J. Harvey. 2003. Sanctuary in Ireland, perspectives on asylum law and policy. Dublin: (Institute of Public Administration) 426

Research paper thumbnail of How do applicants for international protection perceive their initial stay in Luxembourg and how does this compare with objective policy analysis of accommodation centers

This following dissertation is based on my 3-month internship (from 01.02.2016-01.05.2016) as a s... more This following dissertation is based on my
3-month internship (from 01.02.2016-01.05.2016) as a social worker in the Félix Schroeder
accommodation center for applicants of international protection; it will provide a qualitative analysis
of their perceptions of the integration system in Luxembourg using the center as a case study, where
I will highlight the perceived strengths and weaknesses of the system, and compare these results
(perceptions) with participant observation results. Important to mention here, I’m analysing the
perception of the Luxembourgish integration system and not the system itself.

Research paper thumbnail of Liberal Intergovernmentalism Does ‘Liberal Intergovernmentalism’ provide, as Andrew Moravcsik claims, a superior explanation for the principal historic ‘step changes’ in the process of European integration?

After World War II, individual states within the continent of Europe gradually came together to f... more After World War II, individual states within the continent of Europe gradually came together to form the European community currently referred to as the European Union. There is no question to the fact that the institutional and governmental integration that resulted did not solidify in a day, though no single theory has been credited for singlehandedly explaining the process of integration to the contentment of everyone (Engbers, 2014, p. 3). Liberal intergovernmentalism is one of the theories that try to explain the process that led to such a successful evolution. With some reference to the concept of intergovernmentalism developed by Hoffmann, Andrew Moravcsik’s liberal intergovernmentalism is based on assumptions that member states of the European community were critical and rational actors in the integration process

Research paper thumbnail of Controversy about the political cartoon of the Islamic prophet Muhammad

Research paper thumbnail of Was ist für Kant der „gute“ Wille?

Was verstehen wir unter einer Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten? „Also, eine Grundlegung zur ... more Was verstehen wir unter einer Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten? „Also, eine Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten ist der mit der Aufsuchung und Festsetzung des obersten Prinzips der Moralität befaßte Teil einer Metaphysik der Sitten. Eine Metaphysik der Sitten ist eine Reine Moralphilosophie.1“ Hier stellt sich wiederum die Frage was eine reine Moralphilosophie eigentlich bedeutet? Rein ist eine Moralphilosophie erst dann wenn diese „lediglich aus Prinzipien a priori ihre Lehren vorträgt“.

Research paper thumbnail of Establishing the Supremacy of European Law The Making of an International Rule of Law in Europe

Bookreview of Karen J. Alter's: Establishing the Supremacy of European Law

Research paper thumbnail of Legitimität zur Tötung von Lebewesen

ie Bachelorarbeit basiert auf die deutsche Übersetzung1 von Peter Singers Werk “Praktische Ethik”... more ie Bachelorarbeit basiert auf die deutsche Übersetzung1 von Peter Singers Werk “Praktische Ethik”, das in der dritten Auflage 2011 in der Cambridge University Press veröffentlicht worden ist.
Die Begriffe „Mensch“ und „Tiere“ werden in diesem Schreiben vermieden und durch menschliche oder nichtmenschliche Lebewesen ersetzt. Diese Anwendung der Terminologie stützt sich auf Singers Werk. Der Begriff „Tier“ ist unklar. Aristoteles definierte den Menschen als ein Tier, ein Tier, was Vernunft besitzt und deshalb vernunftbegabt ist.

Research paper thumbnail of EUROPEAN ASYLUM POLICY AND THE RIGHTS OF ASSYLUM SEEKERS IN THE EU AND ACCOMMODATION CENTRES Literature Review

In the past decade, the European Union experienced a rise in the number of asylum-seekers due the... more In the past decade, the European Union experienced a rise in the number of asylum-seekers due the increased rates of internal conflict across the globe. This has resulted in the formulation of policies and rights for such individuals to ensure their protection and that governments provide them with the required assistance. Various scholars have analysed the rights and policies of EU asylum-seekers to determine how they affect EU member states and the impact these have on individuals seeking asylum 1. The systems put in place ensure that Asylum seekers enjoy a decent standard of living and benefit from international protection. Asylum seekers come from different parts of the world into EU to shelter from epidemics in their original places of residence. Due to the high number of Asylum seekers coming into the region, EU developed the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) to ensure that all member countries treat asylum-seekers equally and that no member country has higher numbers of Asylum seekers than others. In addition, the proposed system aims at enhancing collaboration when dealing with issues confronting Asylum seekers in the region 2. 1 Bauloz, Céline, Meltem Ineli-Ciger, Sarah Singer, and Vladislava Stoyanova. 2015.Seeking asylum in the European Union: selected protection issues raised by the second phase of the Common European Asylum System. Boston: (Brill Nijhoff) 137 2 Fraser, Ursula, and Colin J. Harvey. 2003. Sanctuary in Ireland, perspectives on asylum law and policy. Dublin: (Institute of Public Administration) 426

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