ASEAN’s stance towards Burma has often been criticized for being too soft. It’s true that the organizations policy options towards the country were restricted. But […]
Read MoreAbstract Während eine Mitgliedschaft Russlands in der Nato in regelmäßigen Abständen öffentlich diskutiert wird und die Nato offiziell gegenüber beitrittswilligen Staaten eine ’open-door policy’ verfolgt, […]
Read MoreDie Podiumsdiskussion “Deutsche Entwicklungszusammenarbeit im Afrika der BRIC” bildete den Abschluss der CISS-Themenreihe “Shifting Powers, Shifting Values” und fand am 4. Mai 2012 in der […]
Read MoreOver the past five months, CISS’s “Shifting Powers” series inquired about the implications of the apparent changes in the global political landscape. As we are […]
Read MoreDialog wurde 1998 in Tübingen durch russische und deutsche Studenten aus der Überzeugung heraus gegründet, die wirtschaftlichen, wissenschaftlichen und zivilgesellschaftlichen Beziehungen unserer beiden Länder zu […]
Read MoreThis paper argues that the current crisis we are witnessing in Europe was inevitable and should be seen as a chance in disguise. It is […]
Read MoreNo simple solution to the euro crisis exists. This column argues the heart of the Eurozone’s woe is a balance-of-payments crisis whose solution requires real […]
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