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  • Commentary 29 Dec 2015

    UN stärken – auch militärisch

    Die Beteiligung am Krieg gegen den „Islamischen Staat“ (IS) drängt den bevorstehenden Bundeswehreinsatz in Mali in den Hintergrund. Auch hier möchte die Bundesregierung Hunderte Soldaten ins Ausland schicken. Der Blauhelmeinsatz ist entscheidend für den seit 2012 andauernden Friedensprozess. Statt…
  • Commentary 22 Dec 2015

    Fleeing Into Crisis: Looking Back On the European “Refugee Crisis” of 2015

    In 2015, the number of asylum applications to the European Union reached an all-time high. But numbers alone do not explain why the events of 2015 were commonly referred to as a refugee (or migrant) “crisis.” It is important to contextualize the high number of entries against an EU that is not only…
  • Commentary 21 Dec 2015

    Flucht in die Krise – Ein Rückblick auf die EU-„Flüchtlingskrise“ 2015

    Das Jahr 2015 markiert den vorläufigen Höhepunkt des Trends steigender Asylanträge in der Europäischen Union. Nach Angaben des europäischen Statistikamts ersuchten allein in der ersten Jahreshälfte rund 400000 Menschen internationalen Schutz in der EU; eine Steigerung von etwa 85 Prozent gegenüber…
  • Article 18 Dec 2015

    Falsche Solidarität

    By Ilyas Saliba, Jannis Grimm
  • Commentary 17 Dec 2015

    TTIP vs. WTO: Wer setzt globale Standards?

    By Clara Weinhardt, Fabian Bohnenberger
    Bei der derzeit stattfindenden WTO-Ministerkonferenz entscheidet die Weltgemeinschaft über die Doha-Runde: Die Erfolgsaussichten sind gering, denn die großen Industriemächte setzen lieber auf Freihandelsabkommen wie TTIP; Sozial- und Umweltstandards bleiben auf der Strecke, genauso wie…
  • Book chapter 15 Dec 2015

    The EU Regulatory State, Commission Leadership and External Energy Governance

    By Svein S. Andersen, Andreas Goldthau, Nick Sitter
    This collection focuses on the impact of the changing global distribution of power on the EU's energy policy and ability to project its approach to energy-related issues abroad. The chapter discusses the EU as an actor in global energy, and shows that the EU – short of a strong set of policy tools –…
  • Study 14 Dec 2015

    Can Shaming Promote Human Rights?

    Publicity in Human Rights Foreign Policy Executive Summary NGOs and states alike can publicly criticize repressive governments. Such “shaming” serves to attract attention to actions perceived as wrongful. Shaming seeks to increase the costs for offenders and thus acts as a deterrence mechanism. In…
  • Policy brief 14 Dec 2015

    Addressing the Russian Energy Challenge: Why Regulation Trumps Geopolitics

    Energy Geopolitics Are Back in Europe In European capitals, an increasingly assertive Russia has triggered renewed concerns related to the security of EU gas supplies. EU leaders have vivid memories of January 2009 when Russian gas supplies were cut for 13 days, affecting a total of 16 EU member…
  • Commentary 05 Dec 2015

    Who’s Down With TPP? Apparently Indonesia, and That’s a Good Thing

    Given that Indonesia has long refrained from committing to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s announcement in late October that “Indonesia intends to join the TPP” came as a surprise to most of the world. Jokowi’s statement directly followed his trip to Washington,…
  • Book 01 Dec 2015

    Contesting and Shaping the Norms of Protection: The Evolution of a Responsibility to Protect

    By Philipp Rotmann (ed.)
  • Commentary 27 Nov 2015

    Europe Needs to Step Up its Anti-Terror Cooperation

    In the aftermath of the Paris attacks, German President Joachim Gauck has been making loose talk about “a new kind of war,” which, some say, would require the creation of a new anti-terror unit for the European Union. But this misses the whole point. Europe does not have any shortage of special…
  • Commentary 27 Nov 2015

    Es fehlen nicht SEKs, es fehlt Wissen

    Europa braucht eine neue Form der Anti-Terror-Kooperation Der Bundespräsident orakelt von einer „neuen Art von Krieg“. Da liegt für einige der Gedanke einer neuen EU-weiten Truppe von Anti-Terrorspezialkräften nah, sozusagen einer schnellen Eingreiftruppe. Doch solche Gedanken gehen am wahren…
  • Study 19 Nov 2015

    National CSIRTs and Their Role in Computer Security Incident Response

    By Robert Morgus, Isabel Skierka, Mirko Hohmann
    Executive Summary Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs) are an important pillar of global cybersecurity. What was once a small and informal community now comprises hundreds of CSIRTs, including governmental and non-governmental institutions. An important trend in recent years has been…
  • Commentary 18 Nov 2015

    Digital Security in Aid and Development

    Technologies are used increasingly in humanitarian, development and human rights. This field of work is sometimes abbreviated with “ICT4D,” or information communication technologies for development. But new technologies can also introduce new risks, especially concerning digital security and…
  • Article 05 Nov 2015

    International Responsibility as Solidarity

    The Impact of the World Summit Negotiations on the R2P Trajectory Introduction Proponents of the responsibility to protect (R2P) populations from mass atrocities have hailed the concept's collective endorsement at the 2005 World Summit, a gathering of heads of state and government for UN reform, as…
  • Book review 05 Nov 2015

    Book Review: Krieg der Knöpfe

    Was uns aus dem Netz droht: zwei Warnungen Vor mehr als 50 Jahren, im Jahre 1961, warnte der scheidende US-Präsident Eisenhower in seiner Abschiedsrede vor der Herausbildung eines „militärisch-industriellen Komplexes“, der die Freiheit bedrohe. Haben wir es heute mit einem weiterführenden, einem…
  • Journal article 05 Nov 2015

    To Intervene in Darfur, or Not

    By Harry Verhoeven, Ricardo Soares de Oliveira, J. Madhan Mohan
    Re-Examining the R2P Debate and Its Impact Introduction Ten years after inter-communitarian violence and a government-orchestrated counter-insurgency attracted the world’s attention, the literature treats Darfur and the responsibility to protect (R2P) as almost coterminous with failure. Liberal…
  • Journal article 05 Nov 2015

    Protection in Peril: Counterterrorism Discourse and International Engagement in Sri Lanka in 2009

    By Gerrit Kurtz, J. Madhan Mohan
    Introduction The final phase of the war in Sri Lanka is often framed in stark geopolitical terms. The Sri Lankan government defeated the rebel group Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) with a broad military offensive that resulted in a large number of civilian casualties, ending the 26-year…
  • Journal article 05 Nov 2015

    Parody as Norm Contestation: Russian Normative Justifications in Georgia and Ukraine and Their Implications for Global Norms

    By Erna Burai
    Introduction In a talk entitled “Is the Age of Intervention Over?” Michael Ignatieff said that “it is a world fundamentally irrevocably split over the normative justifications for intervention, so that all we do is serve up parodic versions of each other’s argument.” Alexander Cooley, pointing to…
  • Journal article 05 Nov 2015

    The Evolution of Norms of Protection

    Major Powers Debate the Responsibility to Protect Introduction In 2015, the world marked the 70th anniversary of the United Nations Charter and the 10th anniversary of the world’s political endorsement of a responsibility to protect populations from genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and…
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