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Politikwissenschaft in einer entgrenzten Welt

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Während der letzten 50 Jahre hat es innerhalb des Rahmens der klassischen politikwissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisinteressen verschiedene Themenkonjunkturen gegeben, sowohl im Bereich der Internationalen Beziehungen wie in der Demokratietheorie und der Steuerungstheorie. In diesem Papier wird zunächst gezeigt, daß nicht zuletzt aufgrund der jüngsten thematischen Erweiterungen zum ko-operativen Staat, gesellschaftlicher Selbstregelung und politischen Mehrebenen-systemen die zentralen Fragestellungen und analytischen Kategorien der Politikwissenschaft sich recht gut auf den transnationalen (globalen) Bereich übertragen bzw. ausdehnen lassen. In einem zweiten Schritt wird argumentiert, daß die derart anschlußfähigen Ansätze den Besonderheiten der Vorgänge im transnationalen Bereich in verschiedener Hinsicht nicht gerecht werden. Diese Mängel stellen zum Teil Herausforderungen dar, die sich durch Veränderungen in der jetzt vorherrschenden analytischen Perspektive auf global governance bewältigen ließen; teilweise stößt die Politikwissenschaft hier aber an disziplinäre Grenzen, die schwer überwindbar sind.

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  • Mayntz, Renate, 2000. "Politikwissenschaft in einer entgrenzten Welt," MPIfG Discussion Paper 00/3, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies.
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