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Commentary 28 Oct 2015
Die naive China-Politik beenden
Vor zehn Jahren forderte Robert Zoellick, damals stellvertretender amerikanischer Außenminister, China auf, zu einem „verantwortlichen Teilhaber“ („responsible stakeholder“) zu werden: Denn Chinas Führer hätten entschieden, dass ihr Erfolg davon abhängt, mit der modernen Welt vernetzt zu sein. Über… -
Book review 26 Oct 2015
Book Review: Sovereignty and the Responsibility to Protect
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Commentary 16 Oct 2015
German Bundestag Passes New Data Retention Law
In December 2014, German Minister of Justice Heiko Maas issued a strongly worded tweet, complete with exclamation mark, stating that data retention laws violate the right to privacy and data protection, and that as a result, there should be neither German nor European legislation on this front. Ten… -
Book review 13 Oct 2015
Book Review: International Orders in the Early Modern World
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Commentary 10 Oct 2015
Making R2P Work
Ten years ago, world leaders agreed that the international community had a “responsibility to protect” populations from genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and ethnic cleansing. A decade later, the world’s record in fulfilling the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) remains poor, with… -
Commentary 09 Oct 2015
India’s Stake in the Debate on Global Internet Governance
..The internet governance landscape has changed dramatically in just the last few years, and this development shows no sign of stopping. India, a country boasting steady growth and global ambitions, is critical to the future development of the internet not only within its borders, but also across the… -
Commentary 08 Oct 2015
Angola: O capitalismo de Estado e o Estado paralelo
“A internacionalização da Sonangol prosseguiu em ritmo acelerado desde o fim da guerra e, em particular desde 2004, quando as receitas provenientes do petróleo começaram a encher os cofres angolanos. Directamente, ou através das suas subsidiárias, a partir de 2013, as zonas de investimento da… -
Book review 07 Oct 2015
Book Review: Is the American Century Over?
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Commentary 02 Oct 2015
Cash-Rich Angola Comes to Cash-Strapped Portugal
Tales of Angolan clout in the former colonial power, Portugal, have occasionally surfaced in the English-language media. What happens when a southern European cash-strapped economy meets a cash-rich and cohesive authoritarian regime seeking to buy up assets and gain political influence? Many… -
Book review 01 Oct 2015
Book Review: Russia’s Postcolonial Identity: A Subaltern Empire in a Eurocentric World
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Book review 01 Oct 2015
Book Review: China’s Human Rights Lawyers
Advocacy and Resistance, by Eva Pils At a time when China’s human rights lawyers are facing systematic repression, Eva Pils’s illuminating book provides a timely and engaging account of their work, fears and aspirations. The study, based on extensive face-to-face conversations with weiquan lawyers… -
Commentary 26 Sep 2015
What German Diplomacy Owes Sri Lanka
By Gerrit KurtzLast week, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier visited Sri Lanka. It was the first visit made by a German foreign minister in over 10 years. During his visit, Steinmeier promised to support Sri Lanka in accounting for the grave human rights violations incurred during the civil war, but… -
Commentary 25 Sep 2015
Wie Deutschland Sri Lanka helfen kann
By Gerrit KurtzVergangene Woche besuchte Außenminister Steinmeier Sri Lanka. Es war der erste Besuch eines deutschen Außenministers seit mehr als zehn Jahren. Dabei sagte er dem Land Unterstützung bei der Aufarbeitung schwerwiegender Menschenrechtsverletzungen während des Bürgerkriegs zu, ließ aber offen, welche… -
Commentary 22 Sep 2015
Beyond the “Responsible Stakeholder” Illusion
Exactly 10 years ago today, Robert Zoellick, US Deputy Secretary of State at the time, urged China to become a “responsible stakeholder.” He argued that “China has a responsibility to strengthen the international system that has enabled its success.” From Zoellick’s perspective, China’s “national… -
Study 21 Sep 2015
Set Political Prisoners Free
Political imprisonment remains an entrenched practice in a diverse range of authoritarian countries. Political prisoners are detained for calling attention to political shortcomings, asking for reform or participation rights and demanding individual freedoms – in other words, exercising fundamental… -
Commentary 21 Sep 2015
Missão impossível em Caracas?
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Commentary 17 Sep 2015
The German NSA Affair and the Need for Reform in Berlin
When Chancellor Angela Merkel recently cited the “challenges” concerning the National Security Agency as an area that the German government has “tackled excellently” this term, many observers were surprised – not least because, two years into the “NSA affair,” the German government continues to… -
Commentary 15 Sep 2015
The Refugee Crisis Presents a Chance for Emerging Countries Like Brazil to Be Players
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Book 14 Sep 2015
The Global Energy Challenge
Environment, Development and Security The Global Energy Challenge provides a comprehensive overview of today’s three most topical energy challenges, or the “energy trilemma”: climate change, energy poverty and energy security. The book addresses the rise of energy geopolitics and the related… -
Book 09 Sep 2015
The Practice of Humanitarian Intervention
Aid Workers, Agencies and Institutions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo This book examines the practices in Western and local spheres of humanitarian intervention, and shows how the divide between these spheres helps to perpetuate Western involvement. Using the Democratic Republic of the…