… Official civic integration policy and mainstream discourse broadly reflect a relatively
robust, liberal (not religious–cultural), and European (not ostensibly German) notion of value …

… Next, we examine the German context, where Shermin Langhoff put the notion of postmigration
into … in Denmark which differ somewhat from the British and German developments. In the …

… To be sure, the notion of a German threat was not entirely a … as the German military occupation
of Denmark between 1940 … as much popular excitement and enthusiasm in Denmark as …

… popular with German scholars trying to fathom their own country's slow progress in welfare
reform; they looked to Denmark … problem and rejected as absurd the notion that a high-tech …

… not just in the sense of culture as a relative notion, but an absolute and axiomatic yardstick of
‘… , multiculturalism not only does not belong, but is a notion that must be decisively rejected. …

… The notion that these values are really only genuine in Denmark (and other Scandinavian …
the approximately 30,000 non-German refugees from the war stayed in Denmark and did not …

… Russia objected to an expansion of Germany. Denmark's sense of vulnerability increased
and remained extremely high thereafter – if not fearing Germany, then fearing the Soviet Union…

… sport during the German occupation in Denmark will be discussed. The notion that sport is
… judge, who had grown to be quite popular among the Germans for his decisions in the ring, …

… This seemingly simple idea has recently reemerged as one of the most resilient and highly
contagious notions of our age. Indeed, the idea that nations compete has taken hold of the …

… This paper argues that a definition which is based on the notion of unlocalisability, and
yet excludes linguistic features which are vital to people’s ability to identify and characterise …