Soziologie in Österreich – Internationale Verflechtungen

Herb, Ulrich

doi:10.15203/3122-56-7

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“…This autonomous region enjoys a relatively high degree of self-governance which has not been diminished and has led to a de facto empowerment of the South Tyroleans. There are no significant horizontal inequalities between Germans, Ladins, and Italians in terms of income, wealth, life expectancy, or access to health and social services (Atz, Haller, and Pallaver 2016;Pokriefke and Atz 2016; Provincial Statistics Institute South Tyrol 2017). It should, therefore, be observed that these two conditions have initially led to acceptance at the political level.…”

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Toward a Multi-Causal Model of Successful Conflict Regulation through Territorial Self-Government: Lessons from South Tyrol

Schulte

2019

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Territorial autonomies have been increasingly implemented as tools for the regulation of ethnic self-determination conflicts. Recent literature has primarily focused on the debate about the general conflict-solving potential of territorial self-government in multi-ethnic societies. However, autonomy consolidation is not an entirely endogenous process, but affected by various structural and actor-centered factors. Previous studies have so far given unsatisfactory answers as to the conditions under which reforms of autonomy succeed or fail in post-conflict situations. Building on Social Identity Theory, it is argued that ethnic recognition is the all-important condition for autonomy consolidation, which, however, presupposes specific, favorable framework conditions. A high scope of transferred competencies, weak horizontal inequalities, democratic-inclusive institutions, minority-friendly parties, and international engagement are identified as pivotal factors supporting the process of mutual recognition between ethnic groups. To test our theoretical assumptions, we create a multi-causal process model. We find evidence for the proposed mechanisms in a process-tracing case study on South Tyrols successful autonomy consolidation.

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Toward a Multi-Causal Model of Successful Conflict Regulation through Territorial Self-Government: Lessons from South Tyrol

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2019

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“…Last but not least Open Access Statistics was more modest than the Altmetrics services, since it was a declared goal to only provide standardized data that should be used for impact metrics and not to provide its own metrics, whose methodological foundation in the case of Altmetrics is more than questionable [Herb, 2016a;Herb, 2016b]. Moreover the data provided by Open Access Statistics are standardized and freely accessible, qualities that Altmetrics services still do not have.…”

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Lots of data, lots of hurdles: aggregating usage information from distributed Open Access repositories

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2018

JCOM

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This article reflects the results of the project “Open Access Statistics”, which was designed to collect standardized usage figures for scientific documents. The data gathered were primarily intended to provide impact values based on document usage for Open Access documents as these were excluded from databases used to provide citation based impact scores. The project also planned the implementation of more sophisticated procedures such as network analyses, but was confronted with complex legal requirements.

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“…8) Das trifft allerdings auch auf die traditionellen Verfahren der zitationsbasierten Impactmessung zu. 4,8) Es ist umstritten, ob Altmetriken wirklich ein Indikator für wissenschaftliche Relevanz, Bedeutung, Wirkung oder Qualität wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten sind. 8) In den nächsten Jahren werden sich die Altmetrikverfahren weiterentwickeln.…”

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“…4,8) Es ist umstritten, ob Altmetriken wirklich ein Indikator für wissenschaftliche Relevanz, Bedeutung, Wirkung oder Qualität wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten sind. 8) In den nächsten Jahren werden sich die Altmetrikverfahren weiterentwickeln. Im Idealfall entsteht ein standardisiertes und transparentes Verfahren, bei dem die Berechnung der Altmetrikwerte für die Nutzer nachvollziehbar ist.…”

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