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179323
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As a result of the spread of International Parliamentary Institutions (IPIs), international organisations face crucial questions of representational design. We introduce a distinction between citizen-centred and state-centred IPIs in international organisations (IO). Drawing on original data, we show that, even though parliaments might seem likely to foster citizen representation in the international realm, they in fact often follow state-centred representational designs. We further find that citizen-centred IPIs are a near exclusive phenomenon of a few, democratic regional integration projects. Given the prevalence of state-centred representational designs, we conclude that IPIs’ potential to represent different cross-border communities, concerns, and conflict lines than intergovernmental IO bodies remains institutionally limited. IPIs are thus unlikely to challenge these bodies in similar ways as often observed in the relationship between the European Parliament and the European Union's Council of Ministers.
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143702
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The authors give an updated definition of EW forces as an arm of the Land Forces, offer their view of EW targets, and also the very special style the EW forces use to fight their electronic and information war in an army operation
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ID:
092441
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2009.
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You can refute Hegel, wrote Yeats, but not the Song of Sixpence.All of the contributors, supporters and scene-shifters of this section start from the assumption that art matters, ethically and politically;affectively and intellectually.
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141921
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The authors describe a methodological approach to assessing the quality of military automotive equipment (MAE) based on a new concept of the performance potential of MAE items. It is assumed that the use of the proposed methodology will help substantially improve the precision and objectivity of MAE quality estimates.
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