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Der vorliegende Beitrag kritisiert eine Studie über die Religiosität der Jugend in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Barz H. 1992, Religion ohne Institution?) und kommt zu folgendem Ergebnis: Während die neueren Arbeiten zur Jugendreligion den Zusammenhang zu Werten kaum mehr erkennen lassen und während sich die Untersuchungen zum Wertewandel damit begnügen, der Religion bestenfalls einen kleinen Abschnitt einzuräumen, weist Barz entschieden auf den Zusammenhang zwischen religiösem Wandel und Wertewandel hin. Diesen die Vorstellungen eines religiösen Systems sprengenden Zusammenhang kann nur im Auge behalten, wer Religionssoziologie nicht auf Kirchensoziologie beschränkt und wer Werte nicht bloß als ankerlose Dämonen am Sinnhorizont menschlichen Handelns ansieht. Heiner Barz nun hat nicht nur erstaunliche empirische Beobachtungen gemacht; er hat eine wenig bekannte Form der Religiosität beschrieben, die das Handeln (nicht nur) von Jugendlichen leitet. (ICD2)

In the 1980s, we have witnessed the resurgence of the movement in favor of the repeal of the drug laws that had marked the 1970s and the emergence of "antiprohibitionism." Proponents are clearly together in their fight against any form of criminalization of the substances, their use and their trading, but do not share the same views on what lies beyond the repeal of prohibition. While some see de jure decriminalization as their final and only goal, others think that their concern for public morality and health, as well as the exigencies of a real freedom of choice, demand that the production and circulation of the newly liberated drugs be assured through regulation. These are the proponents of a legalization policy. In both groups, there are those who would like to proceed in phases and those who favor a more global solution encompassing all substances at once. Among the latter, some favor the extension of antiprohibitionism to areas other than drugs.

Based on a discussion sponsored by the Center for a New Democracy, July 25, 1985, and moderated by Gary Hart. Avoiding another recession, consequences if one occurs, and the steps necessary to alleviate it in the U.S.

Comments from a conference sponsored by the Center for a New Democracy, the Georgia World Congress Institute, and the World Trade Club of Atlanta, held in Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 23, 1985. U.S. trade policy.

Covers ""post-Chomskyan"" linguistics and Derrida, and develops a new syntagmatic theory opposing analytic and speech-act views of language. By presenting a systematic critique and counter-proposal, Harland challenges the very foundation of recent literary and language-based theory