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            Human Rights Violations
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          <dc:creator>BAKKER, Christine</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>Both in conflict and post-conflict situations, states increasingly rely on private military
            and security companies (PMSCs) to perform tasks which used to be carried out by their Military. Practice
            shows that employees of such private companies may become involved in incidents amounting to serious
            violations of human rights, such as the right to life and the freedom from torture or inhuman or degrading
            treatment. This paper examines the positive obligations of States to investigate serious human rights
            violations and to prosecute those responsible for such violations, deriving from international and regional
            human rights instruments, as well as their interpretation by the respective courts and monitoring bodies. It
            then considers how these obligations may apply to states who contract PMSCs; to States on whose territory
            these companies operate; and to the States where they are registered. It concludes that despite the absence
            of judicial practice specifically addressing PMSCs, the human rights bodies increasingly accept that the
            positive obligations of states to investigate and prosecute serious human rights violations also apply when
            States have effective control over the territory of another State; but also when they exercise a lesser
            degree of authority or control in a third State. It argues that a proportional relationship should be
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            Seek to Deny or Reduce the Applicability of Human Rights Norms in the Fight against Terrorism
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          <dc:creator>SCHEININ, Martin</dc:creator>
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          <dc:subject>terrorism</dc:subject>
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          <dc:description>Paper delivered under the DETECTER project. DETECTER (Detection Technologies, Terrorism
            Ethics, and Human Rights) is a three-year Collaborative Research Project co-funded by the European
            Commission under the 7th Framework Programme to co-ordinate and contribute work on detection technologies,
            counter-terrorism, ethics and human rights. It runs until the end of 2011.
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            terrorism seeks to take stock of a whole range of arguments, doctrines or constructions that states may
            resort to when seeking to justify their unilateral exceptions to human rights norms in the fight against
            terrorism. The following constructions are discussed: (a) Denial of the applicability of human rights law
            during armed conflict (b) Denial to individuals of status as protected persons under international
            humanitarian law (c) The United Nations Charter as lex superior compared to human rights obligations (d)
            Denial of attribution to an individual state of action by intergovernmental organizations (e) Denial of
            extraterritorial effect of human rights (treaties) (f) Reservations to human rights treaties (g) Persistent
            objection to norms of customary international law (h) Derogation during times of emergency (i) Overly broad
            use of permissible limitations or restrictions (j) Withdrawal from treaties. Many of those constructions
            have a valid legal basis and a proper scope of application. However, they often affect only a specific
            treaty, or the availability of a procedure, but do not affect the substantive obligations of the state in
            question under international law. Some of the constructions are open to abuse, i.e. bad faith efforts to
            distort international law to the detriment of human rights. Because of the complexity of the overall
            consequences of the various excuses and exceptions, there is need for a holistic approach that seeks to
            address the combined effect of the various constructions of unilateral exception.
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          <dc:description>It is well known that many governments have resorted to a wide range of constructions to
            justify, under international law, their unilateral exceptions to human rights in the name of countering
            terrorism. This paper seeks to take stock of a range of arguments, doctrines or constructions that states
            may resort to when seeking to justify their unilateral exceptions to human rights norms in the fight against
            terrorism. Many constructions have a valid legal basis and a proper scope of application. However, they also
            have limitations and often relate to a specific treaty, or the availability of a procedure, but do not alter
            the substantive obligations of the state in question under international law. In many cases, this results
            from the overlap of treaty law and customary norms of international law. Some of the constructions are open
            to abuse, i.e. bad faith efforts to distort international law to the detriment of human rights. Because the
            combined effect of the various excuses and exceptions are complex, there is a need for a holistic approach
            which seeks to address the combined effect of various constructions of unilateral exceptions.
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          <dc:description>This article has been produced within the research project DETECTER, funded by the European
            Commission under the 7th Framework Programme.
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          <dc:description>The aim of this report is to present and discuss the main ethnic, cultural and religious
            diversity challenges that Europe is facing today. In particular the report surveys 15 European countries,
            notably 14 member states (Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the
            Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Spain, Sweden, and the UK) and one associated country (Turkey) and identifies
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            challenges within them. The report concentrates in particular on challenges that have a currency across
            several EU countries. It discusses the ways in which different countries have dealt with similar diversity
            dilemmas and identifies appropriate courses of action for the future. The report is organised into seven
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            - to explore adequate policy responses that take into account the realities and expectations of European and
            national policy makers, civil society and minority groups.
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            Project.......................................................................................7&#xd;
            Why is ethnic diversity a problem in Europe today
            .................................................................8&#xd;
            The ACCEPT PLURALISM Consortium
            ...............................................................................9&#xd;
            Executive
            Summary..............................................................................................................
            15&#xd;
            1. Cultural Diversity Challenges in Europe Today
            ............................................................ 21&#xd;
            2. Concepts and
            Terms......................................................................................................
            24&#xd;
            2.1 Ethnic, Racial, Cultural and Religious Diversity
            ......................................................... 24&#xd;
            2.2 Nation, national identity, nationalism
            .......................................................................... 24&#xd;
            2.3 Nationality and Citizenship
            ......................................................................................... 25&#xd;
            2.4 Ethnicity, Race and
            Racism......................................................................................... 26&#xd;
            2.4 Integration and Assimilation
            ....................................................................................... 28&#xd;
            2.5 Multiculturality, Multiculturalism, and Interculturalism ..............................................
            28&#xd;
            2.6 Secularism and Laïcité
            ................................................................................................ 29&#xd;
            2.7 Tolerance and Respect
            ................................................................................................ 30&#xd;
            3. National Identities, Migrants and Minorities
            ................................................................. 33&#xd;
            3.1 New and Old Hosts
            ..................................................................................................... 33&#xd;
            3.2 Nations, Migrants and Minorities
            ................................................................................ 34&#xd;
            4. Cultural, ethnic and religious diversity challenges
            ......................................................... 43&#xd;
            4.1 ‘Coloured’ People
            ....................................................................................................... 43&#xd;
            4.2 Muslims
            ......................................................................................................................
            47&#xd;
            4.2.1 Diversity Challenges and the Muslim ‘Other’ in Europe ....................................... 48&#xd;
            4.2.2 The Institutionalisation of Islam in European societies ......................................... 51&#xd;
            4.3 Roma
            ..........................................................................................................................
            59&#xd;
            4.3.1 Diversity Challenges and Processes of Socio-Economic Exclusion ...................... 60&#xd;
            5. Concluding Remarks: Diversity and Tolerance on-the-ground ...................................... 67&#xd;
            5.1 Tolerating the Minority
            ............................................................................................... 67&#xd;
            5.2 Tolerance as Principled Acceptance
            ............................................................................ 68&#xd;
            5.3 Toleration as Recognition
            ........................................................................................... 68&#xd;
            5.4 The divide between the tolerable and the intolerable ...................................................
            69&#xd;
            6. Key Messages for Future Research
            ............................................................................... 71&#xd;
            7. Country Profiles
            ............................................................................................................
            73&#xd;
            7.1 Country Profile: Bulgaria
            ............................................................................................ 73&#xd;
            7.2 Country Profile: Denmark
            ........................................................................................... 81&#xd;
            Cultural Diversity in Europe: A Comparative
            Analysis..................................................................14&#xd;
            7.3 Country Profile: France
            ............................................................................................... 87&#xd;
            7.4 Country Profile: Germany
            ........................................................................................... 93&#xd;
            7.5 Country Profile: Greece
            .............................................................................................. 99&#xd;
            7.6 Country Profile: Hungary
            .......................................................................................... 105&#xd;
            7.7 Country Profile: Ireland
            ............................................................................................ 111&#xd;
            7.8 Country profile: Italy
            ................................................................................................ 117&#xd;
            7.9 Country profile: Netherlands
            ..................................................................................... 123&#xd;
            7.10 Country profile: Poland
            ........................................................................................... 133&#xd;
            7.11 Country Profile: Romania
            ....................................................................................... 139&#xd;
            7.12 Country profile: Spain
            ............................................................................................. 145&#xd;
            7.13 Country profile: Sweden
            ......................................................................................... 151&#xd;
            7.14 Country Profile: Turkey
            .......................................................................................... 155&#xd;
            7.15 Country Profile: United Kingdom
            ........................................................................... 159&#xd;
            8. Bibliography
            ...................................................................................................................
            165
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            community. Recently, the EU decided to postpone the application of the EU ETS for flights to and from
            Europe, but not within, for one year in order to facilitate attempts to look for a global solution under the
            aegis of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). In this paper, we discuss the consistency of
            the regime with the multilateral trading rules. In our view, there are good arguments to support the thesis
            that the regime adopted by the EU does not run afoul of the relevant rules established by the World Trade
            Organization (WTO). We stop short of assessing the EU’s policy-decision to postpone the ETS application, and
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          <dc:description>The paper which was commissioned by the Austrian Ministry of Consumer Affairs but written
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            the legal instrument putting into effect the eventual CESL, concerns such fundamental questions as legal
            basis, namely Art. 114 TFEU on the internal market, importance of the subsidiarity and proportionality
            principles, personal, territorial and substantive scope of the proposal, the mechanism of “opting-in” in
            cross-border B2C (business to consumer) transactions, its relation to the “acquis”, in particular the
            recently adopted “Consumer Rights Directive” (CRD) 2011/83/EU of 25.10.2011, to existing Member State law
            under conflict-oflaw provisions of Art. 6 on consumer protection of Regulation (EU) 593/2008, and to options
            left to them. The second part, written by Hans Micklitz, analyses the substantive provisions of the
            so-called Annex I, namely the text of the CESL itself which with some modifications took over over the
            results of the EU expert group on a “feasibility study on an optional instrument” of 3.5.2011. It is
            concerned with B2C provisions on so-called “off-premises” and distance contracts with respect to information
            obligations of traders and withdrawal rights of consumers which are particularly relevant in ecommerce. Also
            the new proposals on unfair terms are discussed which go beyond the existing acquis of Dir. 93/13/EEC. The
            third part, written by Norbert Reich, is concerned with provisions on consumer sales and related service
            transactions, also based on the feasibility study with an extension to “digital content”. Some of them go
            beyond the existing acquis of Dir. 99/44/EC, while the concept of “related service contracts” remains rather
            obscure and controversial.
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            under the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme (FP/2007–2013) / ERC Grant Agreement n. [269722].
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            Part II An Optional Law on Off-premises, Distance Sales and Unfair Terms for European Business and
            Consumers? (Hans-W. Micklitz) - 39-66&#xd;
            Part III An Optional Sales Law Instrument for European Businesses and Consumers? (Norbert Reich) - 67-93
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          <dc:description>Current EU involvement in the regulation of TSO revenues and transmission grid tarification is
            rather limited and the existing heterogeneity among national regulatory practices and transmission tariff
            structures might be an obstacle for functioning competition and adequate investments in the grids. However,
            we see neither the need nor solid justification for an EU-wide harmonization of the regulation of TSO
            revenues. ACER should take the responsibility for benchmarking national regulatory practices. Transparency
            standards should be extended. Innovative solutions to trigger investments (e.g. competitive tendering or a
            European tariff component) need to be considered. The EU shall call for the removal of legal barriers that
            might impede grid investments; it is notably necessary that third parties can invest where incumbent TSOs do
            not show interest to realize identified priority projects. To increase transparency, the cost components
            included in electricity transmission tariffs should be harmonized; they should only include costs related to
            transmission grid infrastructure. Locational signals providing reliable ex-ante signals should be
            introduced. To avoid a distortion in competition, the EU should fix an average share of the G/L-components;
            thus, introduce a minimum G-component. The behavior of grid users in the competitive sector must not be
            distorted, i.e. transmission tariffs covering the long-term cost of infrastructure should not be calculated
            based on energy transported (i.e. in €/MWh). In the European natural gas sector, there are more than 30
            entry-exit zones with mainly administratively determined borders. The EU should set principles for
            determining the ideal size of entry-exit zones, but let concerned NRAs and TSOs agree on the result. Once
            market areas are merged, there are good economic reasons to implement a system of common tarification. The
            role for the EU here should be limited to support sound agreements between the respective stakeholders. We
            recommend some harmonization in natural gas transmission tarification to ensure that the breakdown of costs
            among grid users and among entry- and exit points respects the principle of cost-reflectiveness as much as
            possible. Adequate discounts on short-haul transports should be encouraged. Asymmetric re-allocation of
            costs, such that ‘captive’ domestic consumers have to bear disproportionately high costs, shall be
            prohibited.
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          <dc:creator>MEEUS, Leonardo</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>The objective of the 5th report of THINK has been to formulate policy recommendations to the
            European Commission (DG Energy) on offshore grids, and this brief is derived from that report. The
            development of an offshore grid is able to play a significant role in the accomplishment of the EU energy
            and climate objectives. The total installed capacity of offshore wind farms is expected to increase from the
            existing 3 GW to about 40 GW by 2020. The number one priority project in the recently proposed EU
            infrastructure package is the Northern Seas offshore grid. There are two possible offshore grid developments
            (Figure 1): there could be a multiplication of standalone lines, which already exists today; or there could
            also be a transition towards combined solutions, which requires more advanced grid technology than what is
            currently on the shelf. The first would correspond to an increase of shore to shore investments to exchange
            energy across borders or to relieve congestion within an onshore grid, and an increase in farm to shore
            investments to connect offshore wind farms to the existing onshore grid. The second instead would imply
            mixed investments, combining the connection of offshore wind farms with the creation of interconnection
            capacity. The potential for EU added value depends on which of these alternative offshore grid developments
            will prevail. The economic case for combined solutions is still uncertain, but regulation needs to be
            proactive to avoid compromising this possible offshore grid development. It means that we have to address
            the fact that the currently mainly national regulatory frames for farm to shore and shore to shore
            investments are unsound, and the difficulties to design and develop combined solutions are tremendous. We
            recommend the European Commission to take initiatives to: 1// harmonize into economically sound regulatory
            frames for offshore transmission investments; 2// harmonize the renewable support schemes for offshore wind
            farms; 3// facilitate the ex-ante allocation of costs and benefits of offshore transmission investments; 4//
            speed-up offshore grid technology development; 5// adapt the Community-wide transmission planning to
            offshore grids, while also allowing regionalized solutions for the implementation of some of these remedies.
            A least regret EU policy on offshore grids indeed also implies giving a chance to regional initiatives, such
            as the North Seas Countries’ Offshore Grid Initiative.
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          <dc:creator>OLMOS, Luis</dc:creator>
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          <dc:creator>SARTORI, Martina</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>PAZIENZA, Maria Grazia</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>QM-AI-11-005-EN-C (print)/QM-AI-11-005-EN-N (online)</dc:description>
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          <dc:description>In the current context, where public budgets are overstretched due to the economic crisis,
            there is a pressing need to understand the fiscal implications of climate policies. Policies intended to
            achieve decarbonization will impact both sides of a country’s budget via changes in the tax levels and
            composition of taxes on the one hand, as well as transfer payments and direct investments on the other.
            Back-of-the-envelope calculations – comparing net public revenues in 2020 for a Baseline and an Enhanced
            Policy scenario – show that the additional revenues from carbon pricing and the reduction in revenues from
            excise taxes on fossil fuels clearly dominate other direct and indirect effects of policies on public
            budgets such as the additional expenditures dedicated to RD&amp;D targeting low-carbon technologies. The
            aggregated net budget impact of all direct and indirect effects of new climate policies implemented in the
            Enhanced Policy Scenario on public budgets in 2020 for the EU-27 as a whole – given our simplyfying
            assumptions – amounts to additional net public revenues of about €12.6bn (0.09% in terms of the EU-27 GDP)
            under medium-level abatement costs. This makes a non-negligible impact which is nevertheless much lower than
            the impact on public accounts from changes in main macroeconomic variables over time. Differences among
            Member States mainly depend on the additional revenues they will obtain from carbon pricing, which are
            driven by three main factors: the carbon intensity of the economy, which is positively correlated with the
            absolute value of the net budget impact of new policies; the share of non-ETS GHG emissions, which is
            positively correlated with the net budget impact; and the reduction in GHG emissions resulting from new
            policies, which is negatively correlated with this impact. Countries most significantly affected, both
            positively and negatively, are among the “new” Member States in the EU-27. In contrast, the impact of new
            climate policies on large EU-15 economies would be generally positive and typically in line with average EU
            values. Therefore, authorities from the EU-15 may consider the option of sharing the economic burden of the
            transition to a low-carbon economy among EU countries, taking into account their economic strength.
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            levels by 2050, which is setting the scene for new EU level policy actions. A second roadmap should be
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            vision of the path towards 2050 and different strategies to make it happen are emerging at member state
            level, which bring new risks for policy fragmentation, but also opens new opportunities for cooperation
            among member states and for European added value. We provide a rationale for ten priority EU-interventions
            to add European value to member states’ first steps on the road towards 2050. We distinguish three different
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          <dc:description>The EU is subscribing to the international trend of local governments becoming more involved
            in climate change policy-making and higher levels of government encouraging this trend. With the Covenant of
            Mayors, the EU has already been successful in voluntarily committing city authorities to reduce their CO2
            emissions by at least 20% by 2020. The ambition of the Smart Cities Initiative is to speed up the transition
            towards local sustainable energy systems. A portfolio of smart cities that represents the population of
            European cities should be selected, consisting of cities with different energy fundamentals, a different
            political economy, and different institutional capacities. The cities in this portfolio need to be given the
            institutional flexibility (human and financial resources) to conceive and manage the implementation of
            concepts of city smartness, i.e. to lead by example (first level of city smartness: city as a public actor),
            to govern the actions by the private urban actors (second level of city smartness: city as a local policy
            maker), and to promote an integrated approach (third level of city smartness: city as a coordinator). To
            have an impact, the initiative needs to establish a strict performance reporting methodology (currently,
            city pioneer experiences are difficult to compare or replicate because of a lack of reporting, and pioneers
            that do report, use very different reporting methodologies), which would allow the creation of a
            good-practice forum or register. An EU level legislative initiative to require all cities to report about
            their progress or lack of progress is also recommended to further improve the impact of the initiative.
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          <dc:title>Public Support for the Financing of RD&amp;D Activities in New Clean Energy Technologies</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>OLMOS, Luis</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>RUESTER, Sophia</dc:creator>
          <dc:creator>LIONG, Siok Jen</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>Substantial investments in RD&amp;D in new low-carbon technologies are required to reach the
            EU climate objectives. Given existing market failures affecting clean innovation, developing a balanced
            portfolio of existing and new clean technologies will require both demand pull support measures – namely
            carbon pricing and the Renewables Directive, and direct public support to innovation. Innovation activities
            should comprise research, development and demonstration and be aimed at both (i) accelerating the
            decarbonization of energy systems to reach mid-term 2020 objectives by pushing especially more mature
            technologies and (ii) developing a diversified technology mix enabling the achievement of long-term 2050
            objectives by supporting also still immature technologies. Cooperation and coordination among Member State
            and EU support policies have to be improved. The initiation of European Energy Research Alliances is a step
            into the right direction; their successful implementation should be fostered and progress monitored. The
            form of direct public support needs to be tailored to the features of each innovation project – depending on
            both the technology targeted and its level of maturity – and to the type of entity best placed to undertake
            the respective RD&amp;D. Financing instruments need to be implemented in a way that encourages efficiency
            while not discouraging participation by the private sector. Competition for funds should be used and public
            funding should be output-driven whenever possible; the institutions set up to allocate funds should be
            flexible enough to avoid institutional inertia and lock-in.
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            Programme, Strategic Energy Technology Plan. (Call FP7-ENERGY-2009-2, Grant Agreement no: 249736).
            Coordinator: Prof. Jean-Michel Glachant and Dr. Leonardo Meeus, Florence School of Regulation, Robert
            Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute
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          <dc:date>2011</dc:date>
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          <dc:creator>GLACHANT, Jean-Michel</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>Energy regulation and policy currently belong to the most important and developing areas in
            the European Union. THINK, the Florence School of Regulation’s (EUI) think tank advises the European
            Commission (DG Energy) on Energy Policy and presents policy options each semester. This booklet gives an
            overview of all the THINK results for the first 18 months of the project focusing on 6 topics: 1. Public
            Support for the Financing of RD&amp;D Activities in New Clean Energy Technologies 2. Smart Cities
            Initiative: Fostering a Quick Transition Towards Local Sustainable Energy Systems 3. Transition Towards a
            Low Carbon Energy System by 2050: What Role for the EU? 4. The Impact of Climate and Energy Policies on the
            Public Budget of EU Member States 5. Off-Shore Grids: Towards a Least Regret EU Policy 6. EU Involvement in
            Electricity and Natural Gas Transmission Grid Tarification.
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          <dc:description>The THINK project (2010-2013) is funded by the European Commission under the Seventh Framework
            Programme, Strategic Energy Technology Plan. (Call FP7-ENERGY-2009-2, Grant Agreement no: 249736).
            Coordinator: Prof. Jean-Michel Glachant and Dr. Leonardo Meeus, Florence School of Regulation, Robert
            Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute.
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          <dc:description>Foreword 1&#xd;
            Preface 2&#xd;
            Introduction to the THINK Project 4&#xd;
            The Role of the Expert Hearings in the THINK Report Production Process 6&#xd;
            The Role of the Scientific Council in the THINK Report Production Process 8&#xd;
            THINK Report Policy briefs 11&#xd;
            a. Topic 1: Public Support for the Financing of RD&amp;D Activities&#xd;
            in New Clean Energy Technologies 13&#xd;
            b. Topic 2: Smart Cities Initiative: How to Foster a Quick Transition&#xd;
            Towards Local Sustainable Energy Systems 21&#xd;
            c. Topic 3: Transition Towards a Low Carbon Energy System by 2050:&#xd;
            What Role for the EU? 27&#xd;
            d. Topic 4: The Impact of Climate and Energy Policies&#xd;
            on the Public Budget of EU Member States 35&#xd;
            e. Topic 5: Offshore Grids: Towards a Least Regret EU Policy 43&#xd;
            f . Topic 6: EU Involvement In Electricity and Natural Gas&#xd;
            Transmission Grid Tarification 53&#xd;
            People 61&#xd;
            Scientific Council 63&#xd;
            Florence-based Research Team 70
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          <dc:date>2012</dc:date>
          <dc:type>info:eu-repo/semantics/report</dc:type>
          <dc:identifier>Florence, European University Institute, 2012</dc:identifier>
          <dc:identifier>978-92-9084-063-3</dc:identifier>
          <dc:identifier>978-92-9084-064-0</dc:identifier>
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          <dc:title>(In-)Tolerance Towards Religious Minorities in German Schools: Religious diversity challenges in
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          <dc:description>Work Package 3: National Case Studies of Challenges to Tolerance in School Life
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          <dc:description>The ACCEPT PLURALISM project (2010-2013) is funded by the European Commission under the
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          <dc:title>Handbook on Tolerance &amp; Cultural Diversity
            In Europe
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          <dc:creator>TRIANDAFYLLIDOU, Anna</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>Work Package 2: Concepts and Theories on Tolerance and Cultural Diversity</dc:description>
          <dc:description>Geared toward teacher-trainers, this Handbook is intended primarily for use in programmes that
            prepare teachers to serve in high schools in Europe. While it could be beneficial for teachers of any
            subject, the Handbook may be most useful to those who are preparing to deliver courses on European civics
            and citizenship education. The Handbook’s targeted readers are high school students and undergraduate
            University students between 17 and 23 years of age. The main purpose of this Handbook is to clarify terms
            commonly used to talk about diversity. Many terms (such as nationality, national identity or citizenship)
            have different meanings in different languages, and people regularly talk about them without knowing exactly
            what they mean. Does nation, for example, refer to the citizens of a given country or only to those who are
            of the same national origin? Does race refer to the colour of one’s skin or some other physical trait? Or
            does it refer to a whole set of supposed psychological or mental traits (e.g. ‘Indians are clever,’ ‘Black
            people are good at sports’, ‘The Japanese are shy’)? Race is often confused with religion, and members of
            certain religious faiths are frequently characterized as stereotypes (e.g. ‘Muslims are cunning’, ‘Jews are
            stingy’). Indeed, many of these terms are closely linked to negative stereotypes of minority groups. Some
            concepts such as integration, multiculturalism and intercultural dialogue are contested, and there is little
            agreement on what they stand for and how they relate to one another. This Handbook’s first objective, then,
            is to define these terms and, by doing so, to give adolescents the tools needed to better understand the
            reality that surrounds them.
          </dc:description>
          <dc:description>The ACCEPT PLURALISM project (2010-2013) is funded by the European Commission under the
            Seventh Framework Programme, Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities. (Call FP7-SSH-2009-A, Grant Agreement
            no: 243837). Coordinator: Prof. Anna Triandafyllidou, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European
            University Institute.
          </dc:description>
          <dc:description>-- Why this Handbook 5
            -- Diversity in Europe: Immigrants and Minorities 9
            -- The Diversity Challenge 14
            -- National Identity, Citizenship, Ethnicity 19
            -- The Nation 19
            -- Swedish Minorities 20
            -- Defining Diversity 23
            -- Ethnic, Racial, Cultural and Religious Diversity 23
            -- Ethnicity 24
            -- Race 25
            -- Fear of Diversity 27
            -- Racism 27
            -- Xenophobia and Ethnic Prejudice 30
            -- Accepting [?] Diversity 33
            -- Integration and Assimilation 33
            -- Multiculturalism and the Intercultural Approach 36
            -- Tolerance and Respect 40
            -- The ACCEPT PLURALISM Research Project 47
          </dc:description>
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