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Reconciliation through Remembrance? War Memorials and the Victims of Vukovar
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2.2 Ziel und Funktion von religiösen Organisationen
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2.3 Transzendent oder profan
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2.4 Definition und Analyse religiöser Organisationen nach Beckford
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2.5 Neo-institutioneller Zugang zur Beantwortung der Forschungsfrage
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3.1 Der Institutionsbegriff - eine kritische Würdigung des Begriffs und der Theorie
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3.2 Organisationales Management mit Institutionen: Institutionelle Erwartungen
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3.3 Institutionelle Pluralismen: Konflikte und Stabilität von Organisationen
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3.4 Organisationale Legitimität
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3.5 Organisationale Repräsentation
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3.6 Institutions- und Organisationswandel durch die nächste Generation
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3.7 Theoretischer Pragmatismus zur empirischen Erkenntnisgewinnung
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4.1 Institutionelle Erwartungen der kroatischen Gemeinschaftslogik: Die kroatisch-katholische Diaspora in der Schweiz und Deutschland
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5.1 Feldzugang und Erstkontakt
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7.1 Zugesprochene organisationale Legitimität
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7.3 Zwischenfazit und Synthese 2: Die organisationale Legitimität der kroatischen Missionen
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8.1 Reflexion der verwendeten Theorie und Methode
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8.2 Im Sumpf der institutionellen Logiken: Von dominierenden bestehenden Logiken und herausfordernden neuen Logiken
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9.1 Zusammenspiel zwischen Erwartungen, Ausführungen und Konsequenzen
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