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National arkivering af e-tidsskrifter og e-bøger i Danmark - nu eller aldrig?
Get PDFDe senere år har der været arbejdet intensivt med permanent adgang og adgang ved opsigelser til elektroniske tidsskrifter og bøger. Der er set på løsninger, rettigheder, forhandlet med forlag, været dialog med udlandet m.m. Nu nærmer det sig, at vi efter 20 år med elektroniske tidsskrifter kan træffe en beslutning om ”go” eller ”no go” til en national arkiveringsløsning i Danmark
Disciplining Europe – The Production of Economic Delinquency
Get PDFThe main goal of the following article is to offer a Foucaultian reading of the economic governance structure of the European Union after the reforms passed and implemented over the last six years. The starting point is a reconstruction of Foucault’s analytical framework to scrutinize disciplinary power as well as the respective apparatuses and how this framework has been integrated into the more encompassing governmentality perspective. In the second section I provide a brief survey of the strategic terrain of the European Union as a site of multi-level governance that poses unique challenges from a governing perspective. The following sections are structured according to some key characteristics of disciplinary/governmental power arrangements (visibilization, norm(aliz)ation, prevention, normalizing judgement) which I try to identify in the context of the European Semester, the Six-Pack and the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure as elements of a broader disciplinary framework. The final section draws on Foucault’s famous point about the ‘productive failure’ of the prison as a disciplinary apparatus that ends up serving ends and purposes quite distinct from the ones officially declared and suggests that we should also consider the European regime of economic discipline and surveillance as one, which is ‘failing forward’, creating opportunity structures to pursue political projects that may differ markedly from those officially stated
Professor Henry Wasser and the Henry Wasser Travel Grant for Ph.D. and MA Students in NAAS
Get PDFThanks to the generosity of Solidelle Fortier Wasser and her son Professor Frederick Wasser NAAS now has a travel grant named for their husband and father, Professor Henry Wasser, for the participation of PhD and MA students in our national and Nordic conferences. Although dearly remembered by Norwegian Americanists of my generation, Henry Wasser may need an introduction to my younger colleagues in NAAS. The following is a brief outline of his participation in and contribution to American Studies in Norway in the early 1960s as well as a note on the continued involvement of the Wasser family in American Studies in the Nordic countries
