Globalizing Interests

At the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin, Michael Zürn is Founding Dean and Gregor Walter is Head of Curriculum Development. Zürn is also Director at the Science Center Berlin and the coeditor (with Christian Joerges) of Law and Governance in Postnational Europe: Compliance beyond the Nation-State.

• Acknowledgements 1. Globalizing Interests - An Introduction Michael ZürnOn Globalisation: Broad Definitions, Methodological Nationalism and Structural Shortcuts From Interdependence to Globalisation and Denationalisation Avoiding Methodological Nationalism: Societal Responses to Denationalization Avoiding Structural Shortcuts: Conceptual Framework and Cases Hypotheses and Findings Instead of a Conclusion: Towards Governance in a Post-National Polity? 2. Conceptual Considerations: Analytical Framework, Design and Methology Gregor Walter, Marianne Beisheim, Sabine Dreher Unit of Analysis and Case Selection: Governance Challenges Country Selection: Germany, Canada, Great Britain and the US Group Selection: A matrix of political cleavages Dependent Variable: Group Responses to Governance Challenges Methodology and Coding: Qualitative and quantitative approaches Independent Variables: Towards Hypotheses on Group Responses 3. Internet Politics: Responses to Illegal Content and Cryptography in Germany and Canada Gregor WalterIntroduction Illegal Content on the Internet Cryptography Cases, Patterns and their Explanation: Some Hypotheses 4. Citizenship and Migration in Germany and the United States Sabine DreherIntroduction to the Case Studies and Group Selection Labor Migration and Social Standards in Germany and the United States Political Asylum in Germany and the United States after the Cold War Towards an Explanation of Societal Responses 5. Politics from Above or Below? Climate Politics in Germany and Great Britain Marianne BeisheimIntroduction: Governance Challenge, Policy Cycles, and Group Selection Responses of Political Groups to Climate Change Explaining Political Group’s Responses to Climate Change—Some Hypotheses Discussion: Politics From Above or Below? 6. Conclusions: The Politics of Denationalization Gregor Walter, Michael ZürnIntroduction Politics as Usual Beyond the "usual"An Ideal Type of Politics of Denationalisation Hypothesising the Politics of Denationalisation Summary and Outlook Technical Appendix Bibliography Contributors Index