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Commentary 19 Apr 2018
Digital Geneva Convention: Microsoft als Normunternehmer
Unternehmen agieren als Lobbyisten in eigener Sache, versuchen Politiker und Verwaltungsbeamte von ihren Positionen zu überzeugen und liefern auch schon einmal Vorlagen für ein Gesetzesvorhaben. Es ist jedoch selten, dass sie Anstöße für einen globalen Pakt zwischen Staaten liefern, bei dessen… -
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Study 13 Apr 2018
Changing Security Governance: Lessons for External Support
Can national and regional dialogue supported by external actors spark change toward security sector governance and reform (SSG/R)? Can outside actors effectively support national reform constituencies in advocating for SSG/R? This paper argues that under the right conditions, informal dialogue… -
Article 13 Apr 2018
New Ways to Address an Old Problem: Political Repression
The term “closing space” has become a widely embraced trope to describe contemporary challenges in the struggle for human rights. It suggests that the human rights movement confronts a global and varied, but overall very serious pushback as governments limit opportunities for civic engagement and… -
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Commentary 12 Apr 2018
Germany’s Half-Baked Approach to Fighting Disinformation
Europe, with its zealous regulators at both national and EU level, has proven to be a difficult terrain for U.S. tech companies. This trend will continue when the European Union‘s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect in May. The GDPR, among other provisions aimed at improved… -
Commentary 10 Apr 2018
Anbiederung in Orbánistan
Für den ungarischen Ministerpräsidenten Viktor Orbán ist die Marschroute klar: die Vertiefung seines Projekts eines „illiberalen Staates“ im Herzen der EU. Er kündigte Mitte März an, nach den Wahlen „moralische, politische und auch juristische Genugtuung“ an seinen Gegnern zu nehmen. Diese… -
Commentary 10 Apr 2018
Maßgeschneiderte Macht
In ihrer Regierungserklärung Ende März sagte Bundeskanzlerin Angela Merkel, der aktuelle Skandal um Facebook und die Datenanalysefirma Cambridge Analytica sei nur eine Facette der größeren Aufgabe, ein „gerechtes, den Menschen in den Mittelpunkt stellendes System der Teilhabe an der Souveränität der… -
Interview 09 Apr 2018
“Orbán’s Victory Means that the Stress Test for the EU Will Intensify”
Die Welt: What does Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s decisive victory mean for Hungary? Thorsten Benner: For Orbán, the direction for the coming four years is crystal clear: deepening his project of an “illiberal state” at the heart of the European Union (EU). In a speech from March 15 that… -
Interview 05 Apr 2018
“The German Car Industry Has to Stop Allowing Itself to Be Used by Viktor Orbán”
SZ: Mr. Benner, what are the implications of the upcoming election in Hungary for the EU? Thorsten Benner: Sunday will decide whether Viktor Orbán will be able to continue his project of building what he calls an “illiberal state” in the heart of Europe, where the rule of law and other key norms of… -
Podcast 05 Apr 2018
Brazil Unraveling: The Country of the Future in Crisis
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Testimony 05 Apr 2018
China’s Relations With U.S. Allies and Partners in Europe
By Thorsten Benner, Thomas WrightSummary of Key Points China is interested in a stable — but pliant and fragmented —EU and the large and integrated European single market that underpins it. Properly managed, the CCP leadership has concluded, parts of Europe can be a useful conduit to further its interests. China wants to dilute the… -
Policy brief 03 Apr 2018
Europe’s Response to the Belt and Road Initiative
By Garima MohanEurope’s initial enthusiasm about the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is tempering. BRI is undermining the EU’s internal cohesion, has the potential to impact European security, and is creating stiff competition for European companies on trade, investments, and market access in Europe and Asia.… -
Book 03 Apr 2018
The Politics of Shale Gas in Eastern Europe