„… itself and in the surrounding society. This means that the process produces potential winners and …” „… obvious losers. Winners will support the reform momentum while losers will form the ranks of militants …” „… 1974) a predatory state is not antithetical to the market. Indeed, it can be an important actor in the …”

„… Argumentationsmuster eingehen und mit Winner (1980), Kluge (1985) und Wyatt (2008) die Kritik an der Kritik …” „… werden (vgl. Degele 2002: 26). Schelsky sah durch Technik den einzigen und besten Weg gesellschaftlichen …” „… technikdeterministisch. 3.1.3 Zum Zusammenhang von technischen Artefakten und Formen sozialer Ordnung Langdon Winner …”

„… , Masoud (2012): Renewable energy in rural areas - the best path to sustainable development? A case study …” „… , Michi (2013): Nach Writing Culture, mit Actor-Network: Ethnografie/Praxeografie in der Wissenschafts …” „… : Complexity, Naming And Topology. In: John Law und John Hasard (Hg.): Actor-Network Theory and After. Oxford …”

„… actors: ‚ International commissions ‚ National research institutes ‚ Non-governmental organizations …” „… ‚ Trade unions ‚ Neo-liberal Global Governance actors. Within the groupings there is a difference between …” „… political actors at national and transnational level, are the most influential ones, the supporters of the …”

„… political community; regime principles; regime performance; regime institutions; and political actors (cf …” „… principle or an ideal, i.e. as the best form of government, and attitudes towards the way democracy …” „… , ‘political actors’ is similar to Easton’s ‘the authorities’. It has to do with support for a particular …”

„… evidence that a combination of actors’ perceptions, short-term competitive political considerations and …” „… risk attitudes explain the absence of a more fundamental reform . The relevant actors did not blame …” „… explanation suggests that actors’ rational self-interest and path-dependency are complementary rather than …”