The threatened order of the ‘globalized’ world. Conceptions of globalization, political awakening and social debate in the USA, Great Britain, and the Federal Republic of Germany (1990s and 2000s) (F09*)

该项目探讨了20世纪90年代和21世纪初全球化话语的出现，并以同步的视角探讨了话语及其内在的威胁秩序概念如何影响了美国、英国和德国当代的政治观念和行动。该项目侧重于克林顿政府和世界贸易组织推动的自由贸易的扩张，并反对“反全球化运动”，以及英国和德国的社会和劳动力市场政策的改革。

The project addresses the emergence of the globalization discourse during the 1990s and early 2000s and takes a synchronous perspective to explore the question of how the discourse and its inherent notions of threatened orders shaped contemporary political perceptions and action in the USA, Great Britain, and Germany. The project focuses on the expansion of free trade promoted by the Clinton government and the World Trade Organization and opposed by the 'anti-globalization movement', as well as the reforms of social and labour market policies in both Great Britain and Germany.