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Er stilisiert sich nicht als Opfer widriger Lebensumstände und wurde auch nicht von raffinierten Funktionären verführt: "Ich hatte unzählige andere Möglichkeiten, aber ich wollte Nazi werden." Was muss geschehen, damit aus einem gewöhnlichen jungen Mann ein Neonazi wird? Also ein Mensch, der extreme Anschauungen vertritt, Kompromisse verabscheut, sich auserwählt glaubt und meint eine Mission zu haben? Weißgerber zeigt, wie die Abscheu vor dem politischen Alltagsgeschehen, das Misstrauen gegenüber dem gesellschaftlichen Establishment sowie die "gewöhnlichen" Alltagsrassismen eine Weltsicht hervorbringen, die am Ende nur noch eine Sichtweise erlaubt: Entweder die oder wir

The elusive goal of a secure retirement -- Americans' growing risk exposure -- More risk, greater wealth inequality -- The looming retirement shipwreck -- Social security: the leaky life boat -- Sink or swim retirement plans -- A perfect storm: labor and financial maker risks feed on each other -- The pitfalls of employer-sponsored retirement -- Upside-down tax incentives -- Sidelined: the millions who are left out -- Charting a new course

How 401(k) plans make recessions worse / Teresa Ghilanducci and Joelle Saad-Lessler -- Financialization, collective bargaining, and the public interest / Joel Crutcher-Gershenfeld, Dan Brooks, Noel Cowell, Christos A. Ioannou, Martin Mulloy, Danny Roberts, Tanzia S. Saunders, and Søren Viemose -- Gaining traction : socially responsible investments, targeted markets, sustainable impacts / Janet Boguslaw and Alexander B. Kaufman -- Beyond shareholder value? : the impact of capital market-oriented business management on labor relations in Germany / Klaus Dörre -- Organizing the U.S. financial sector : industry reform and raising labor standards through transnational alliances / Hina Sheikh, Stephen Lerner, and Rita Berlofa -- Labor in the 21st century : the top 0.1% and the disappearing middle class / William Lazonick -- Investors as managers : how private equity firms manage labor and employment relations / Rosemary Batt and Eileen Appelbaum -- Employee stock ownership and profit sharing in the new era of financialization and inequality in the distribution of capital income / Joseph R. Blasi, Richard B. Freeman, and Douglas L. Kruse -- Household wealth inequality, retirement income security, and financial market swings 1983 through 2010 / Edward N. Wolff -- Debt lock-in : household debt burden and voluntary quits / Sara M. Bernardo -- Income diversification as insurance in an increasingly risky world : identifying policy goals / Christian E. Weller and Jeffrey B. Wenger

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Political romanticism is one of the keys to accessing the intellectual debates
of the Weimar Republic. This article tries to adopt a radically historicized
approach centered on the concept of reception. Such an approach allows
it to focus on the strategic nature of the different uses that were made of
the romantic paradigm between 1918 and 1933. This article contends that
one of the main features that romanticism offers in the German context is
its interdiscursive quality that renders it able to transcend traditional political
divisions like left /right and conservative/progressive. This idea is illustrated
in this article with a series of examples covering the entire lifespan of
the Republic and the entire political spectrum therein, which can be represented
by such figures as Sigmund Rubinstein, Thomas Mann, Hans Freyer,
Carl Schmitt, Karl Mannheim, Othmar Spann, Wilhelm von Schramm, and
Paul Tillich.