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Meinrad Handstanger, Benedikt Harzl, Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay, Emma Lantschner, Elmar Pichl, Jürgen Pirker, Klaus Poier, Günther Rautz, Gabriel N. Toggenburg, Hedwig Unger - Law and Politics

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Meinrad Handstanger (ed.), Benedikt Harzl (ed.), Stephan Hinghofer-Szalkay (ed.), Emma Lantschner (ed.), Elmar Pichl (ed.), Jürgen Pirker (ed.), Klaus Poier (ed.), Günther Rautz (ed.), Gabriel N. Toggenburg (ed.), Hedwig Unger (ed.)

Law and Politics

2022

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Rainer Hofmann Discovering the Potential of a so far underestimated Provision – A new Role for Article 13 FCNM? S. 369-384

„… from fundamental changes to a well-established system of minority schools.D.44 By letter of 13 December …” „… previous system, some 400.000 children from national minorities attended 735 schools in which instruction …” „… education at both primary and secondary school levels, in a variety of languages, combined with Ukrainian …”

Sergiu Constantin Between Law and Politics: Language Rights and Norm Contestation Processes in Ukraine (1991-2021) S. 341-368

„… compulsory education in the state language to private schools with no exception, the 2020 Secondary …” „… 10 of the Constitution. The Court held that Ukrainian, as state language, is the “compulsory means of …” „… language as a compulsory means of communication in all spheres of public life, including judicial …”

Kerstin Wonisch Religious Minorities in the Middle East: Caught between remnants of Islamic Law and Sectarian Politics S. 789-814

„… ) gradually expanded this concept. The Hanafi law school encompassed non-Arab pagans by way of example; the …” „… Islamic law, facing a penalty of forty or eighty lashes, depending on the school of law.59 With regard to …” „… , depending on the ruler, and the school of law, predominant in the area in question.65 Sanctions imposed on …”

Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark Multilingualism in Law across Europe – Comparative Lessons from the ELDIA Research Project S. 307-340

„… even to make Meänkieli compulsory in schools in order to safeguard the survival of the language, such …” „… Finnish is what the pupils prefer learning in school, as seen from GSI statistics and County Governor …” „… Finnish as a second language in school.Kven was officially recognised as its own language separate from …”

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Ingrid Stapf, Regina Ammicht Quinn, Michael Friedewald, Jessica Heesen, Nicole Krämer - Aufwachsen in überwachten Umgebungen

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Ingrid Stapf (ed.), Regina Ammicht Quinn (ed.), Michael Friedewald (ed.), Jessica Heesen (ed.), Nicole Krämer (ed.)

Aufwachsen in überwachten Umgebungen

Series: Kommunikations- und Medienethik

Volume 14 2021

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Jen Persson A day-in-the-life of a datafied child – observations and theses S. 293-312

„… for easy school administration can risk abuse, such as compulsory open directories (The Register 2018 …” „… : https://schoolsweek.co.uk/a-camera-in-everyclassroom-would-you-do-it/ [Abfrage am: 4.10.2020]. Nemorin, Selena (2017): Affective Capture in Digital School Spaces and …” „… rights by virtue of passing through the school gates.” The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child set …”

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Manfred Oberlechner, Christine W. Trültzsch-Wijnen, Patrick Duval - Migration bildet

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Manfred Oberlechner (ed.), Christine W. Trültzsch-Wijnen (ed.), Patrick Duval (ed.)

Migration bildet

Series: Medienpädagogik

Volume 3 2017

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Manfred Oberlechner Migration Pedagogy as an Inclusive Educational Enterprise for Austrian Schools and Universities of Education S. 35-68

„… compulsory inclusion in the education system represents a genuine opportunity to prevent early school …” „… compulsory schools ( bildende Pflichtschulen at least a fifth of students are multilingual; at compulsory …” „… their compulsory general education on or after the end of the 2016/17 school year. 27 Löw, Geier 2014 …”

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Ridho Al-Hamdi - Indonesian Political Ideology

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Indonesian Political Ideology

2017

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Chapter I Democratisation and Good Governance in Indonesia S. 15-42

„… collection are some of the best instances. Currently, schools/universities and hospitals have been providing …” „… local Darus Sholihin Islamic boarding school. More than a policemen failed to intervene. One of …” „… supported schools and universities, spend their time travelling on built transportation facilities …”

Chapter IV Towards a Welfare State: Party Policy S. 139-154

„… with no payment up to secondary school. Second is providing funds for students from poor families …” „… responsibility of favourite schools to provide chances for poor talented children. Fifth is ensuring justice …” „… is ensuring internet access in schools and providing approximately three computers for each primary …”

Chapter V Fighting for People’s Interests: Party Agenda S. 155-178

„… EXPENDITURE , , , , . Compulsory Affairs , , , , . Education …” „… citizens in society. PDIP argues that public schools have to be prioritised for poorer people who are …” „… because children from poorer families are still dealing with financial problems in the school. They do not …”

Chapter VIII Conclusion: The Waning and Revival of Political Ideology S. 243-256

„… together envision a threefold vision: ) free education, ) the realisation of years of compulsory …” „… education, and ) the improvement of school facilities, teacher quality and student scholarship not merely …” „… in public schools but also in private institutions. Concerning health issues, they concur to strive …”

Chapter III Yogyakarta: The Country’s Leading Municipality S. 91-138

„… school) and economy (the average real spending per capita). The HDI in was . , it rose to . in …” „… rate ( ) . . . The average length of going to school (year) . . . The average real …” „… particular schools. Other problems are correlated with accountability and transparency. Since the …”

Chapter II Political Ideology and Political Parties in Indonesia S. 43-90

„… political affairs. Islamism. This ideology denotes two opposing Islam schools, Sunni and Shiite, which are …” „… Marhaenism-based organisations started since the secondary school with the existence of GSNI, founded in . The …” „… a broad and narrow meaning. In the narrow sense, it describes a student at a religious school or …”

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SozW Soziale Welt

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SozW Volume 72 (2021) Issue 3 ISSN Online: 2942-3414

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Richard Nennstiel Do more demanding lower secondary school certificates for minority students pay off? A comparison of VET access between Germany and German-speaking Switzerland S. 313-342

„… time at the end of compulsory schooling within their school classes, and were further surveyed at …” „… the school system enroll in a VET program after the end of compulsory schooling (SCCRE 2018 …” „… pupils were surveyed for the first time at the end of compulsory schooling within their school classes …”

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