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Volume 22, issue S1, 2014

The Concept of Law in Natural, Technical and Social Systems pp. S2-S25

Klaus Mainzer

On the Concept of Law in Physics pp. S26-S32

Claus Kiefer

Laws in Physics pp. S33-S49

Mathias Frisch

The Concept of Law and Models in Chemistry pp. S50-S86

Martin Quack

The Preference of Models over Laws of Nature in Chemistry pp. S87-S101

Joachim Schummer

Synthetic Biology – Towards an Engineering Science pp. S102-S112

Marc-denis Weitze and Alfred Pühler

General Laws and Centripetal Science pp. S113-S144

Gerard A.J.M. Jagers op Akkerhuis

Natural Law and Universality in the Philosophy of Biology pp. S145-S162

Alexander Reutlinger

The Idea of Economic Laws. Some Considerations on Rationality, Historicity, and Objectivity in Economics pp. S163-S179

Michael Horvath and Robert K. von Weizsäcker

The Concept of Law from a Legal Point of View pp. S180-S185

Christian Starck

Volume 22, issue 4, 2014

Preface pp. 543-545

Nadia Lie and Kirsten Mahlke

Transnational Memories pp. 546-556

Aleida Assmann

Memory in Progress pp. 557-565

Philippe Mesnard

The Holocaust in Mexican Literature pp. 566-574

Maarten Van Delden

Two Forms of Multidirectional Memory: Um Passaporte Húngaro and El abrazo partido pp. 575-584

Nadia Lie

‘A Quilt of Memory’: The Shoah as a Prism in the Testimonies of Survivors of the Dictatorship in Argentina pp. 585-593

Liliana Ruth Feierstein

Grasping the Global and the Local in Memorialisation Practices. Some Dialogues and Tensions between Latin America and Europe pp. 594-602

Estela Schindel

The Disappeared as a Transnational Figure or How to Deal with the Vain Yesterday pp. 603-612

Silvana Mandolessi and Mariana Eva Perez

Transnational Memories in Antonio Muñoz Molina’s Sepharad pp. 613-622

Dagmar Vandebosch

The Theatre: A Place of Memory pp. 623-631

Mabel Brizuela

The Spanish Past in Transnational Films. The ‘Otherlands’ of Memory pp. 632-641

Adriana J. Bergero

Unofficial Wars: The Politics of Disappearance pp. 642-651

Gabriele Schwab

Locating Transnational Memory pp. 652-656

Michael Rothberg

Volume 22, issue 3, 2014

The Failure of European Governance of the Crisis pp. 361-381

Javier Bilbao-Ubillos

Towards a European Division of Labour: Do Europe’s Crises Highlight Structural Challenges to Sustainable Economic Growth in the Eurozone? pp. 382-387

Daniel Scholten and Miroslava Scholten

Free Movement as a Threat for Universal Welfare States? pp. 388-402

Bent Greve

The Exodus from the Netherlands or Brain Circulation: Push and Pull Factors of Remigration among Highly Educated Turkish Dutch pp. 403-413

Gürkan Çelik and Ton Notten

The Development of Selected Mutual Relations between the Czech Republic and Slovakia pp. 414-431

Marián Halás

Towards EU Negotiations: A Moment of Opportunity for the Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian Communities in Kosovo? pp. 432-452

Margareta Matache, Jacqueline Bhabha and Carrie Bronsther

Correlates of Generalized Trust among Turkish and Greek Cypriots: Evidence from the European Values Survey Data pp. 453-468

Deniz Yucel and Tufan Ekici

Why Institutions Matter: From Economic Development to Development Economics pp. 469-490

Cosmin Marinescu

The Notion of Paradigm Shift and the Roles of Science and Literature in the Interpretation of Reality pp. 491-503

Susana Onega

A Brief History of Wine in South Africa pp. 504-537

Stefan K. Estreicher

On the Cucumber TreePeter Day The Grimsay Press, Glasgow, 2012, thegrimsaypress.co.uk ISBN 978-1-84530-119-4 pp. 538-541

Michel Verdaguer

Volume 22, issue 2, 2014

The Critique of European Nihilism. Interpretation, Responsibility, and Action pp. 179-195

Jon Wittrock and Mats Andrén

On Nietzsche’s Concept of ‘European Nihilism’ pp. 196-208

Ruth Burch

Nihilism and Responsibility in the Writings of Karl Jaspers pp. 209-216

Mats Andrén

The ‘Theological Nihilism’ of Friedrich Gogarten. On a Context in Karl Löwith’s Critique of Carl Schmitt pp. 217-230

Hjalmar Falk

Hitler the Anti-Nihilist? Statehood, Leadership, and Political Space in Heidegger’s Seminar of 1933-34 pp. 231-243

Richard Polt

The Social Logic of Late Nihilism. Martin Heidegger and Carl Schmitt on Global Space and the Sites of Gods pp. 244-257

Jon Wittrock

Apolitìa and Tradition in Julius Evola as Reaction to Nihilism pp. 258-273

Elisabetta Cassina Wolff

The Sense and Nonsense of the EU Integration Debate pp. 274-282

Miroslava Scholten and Daniel Scholten

Number of Siblings and Participation in Voluntary Associations pp. 283-298

Deniz Yucel

The World and the Postcolonial pp. 299-308

Elleke Boehmer

Cultural Studies as Performative Research in a Digital Age pp. 309-320

Caroline Stockman and Fred Truyen

Is a Consolidation of Liberal Democracy in the Russia Federation a Reality? pp. 321-334

Chaim Shinar

Construction of a Utopian West: The Russian Nineteenth-Century Intelligentsia pp. 335-354

Dmitry Shlapentokh

On the Muslim QuestionAnne Norton Princeton University Press, Princeton/Oxford, 2013 (xi+265 pages) ISBN 978-0-691-15704-7 pp. 355-356

Pieter Emmer

Britain, Ireland, and Continental Europe in the Eighteenth Century: Similarities, Connections, IdentitiesStephen Conway Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2011 (viii + 384 pages) £65 (hardback), ISBN 978-0-19-921085-5 pp. 357-358

Raphaël Ingelbien

A Cape of Asia. Essays on European HistoryH.L. Wesseling Leiden University Press, 2011 (176 pages) €24.95 ISBN 978-908-72-8128-1 pp. 359-360

Idesbald Goddeeris

Volume 22, issue 1, 2014

The Concept of Cotransmission: Focus on ATP as a Cotransmitter and its Significance in Health and Disease pp. 1-17

Geoffrey Burnstock

The P versus NP Problem from the Membrane Computing View pp. 18-33

Mario J. Pérez-Jiménez

Norðvegr – Norway: From Sailing Route to Kingdom pp. 34-44

Dagfinn Skre

Immanent Seas, Scribal Havens: Distributed Reading of Formulaic Networks in the Sagas of Icelanders pp. 45-54

Slavica Ranković

Feeling Another's Pain: Sympathy and Psychology Saga Style pp. 55-63

William Ian Miller

The Sea: Challenge and Stimulus in the Middle Ages pp. 64-71

Carsten Jahnke

From Isolation to Recognition: Music's Role in Promoting a Nation pp. 72-91

Anonymous

Can We Learn from History? pp. 92-96

Bent Sørensen

The Role of the Ocean Carbon Cycle in Climate Change pp. 97-105

Christoph Heinze

The Organisation of Global Trade: the Monopoly Companies, 1600–1800 pp. 106-115

Pieter Emmer

After Auerbach: Ancient Greek Literature as a Test Case of European Literary Historiography pp. 116-128

Irene J.F. de Jong

‘Do as We Say, Not as We Do’: EU to Turkey on Roma/Gypsy Integration pp. 129-144

Hayriye Avara and Bruno Mascitelli

Social Innovation: a Novel Policy Stream or a Policy Compromise? An EU Perspective pp. 145-169

Matteo Bonifacio

Historical Reflections on Progress and Tradition pp. 170-178

R.C. Van Caenegem