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… Assistant m.petersen@helmut-schmidt.de © Michael Zapf
Simon Eckert Student Assistant s.eckert@helmut-schmidt.de © Michael Zapf
Uta Schlott Project Manager Thinktank Communication u.schlott@helmut-schmidt.de © Michael Zapf
Ann-Kristin Glöckner Assistance Correspondence Project …
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…European and International Politics
The European Union – the most successful peace project of all time? This narrative of the EU has long dominated public discourse. It remains an outstanding achievement of the European unification process that war between the EU's member states is unthinkable today. But Russia's…
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… and Society
From the Inside Out: Global Expert Group on Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
Our topics
How can the European Union survive as a “peace project” and continue to develop its foreign, peace and security policy? How will a global order look like when the political and economic balance of power…
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… trying to find out what the new Belt and Road Initiative actually means in detail.
More than a hundred countries are involved in the infrastructure project that the Chinese government has been advancing since 2013. It is seen as the biggest such project in the world. Hosford fears that countries such as…
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21. Februar | Virtual launch of the report 2 p.m.
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Archives are more than fragile paper and dusty bookshelves: they are places of lived history, debate and cultural exchange. Archives facilitate not only access to information, but are resources that enable us to speak up for the rule of law and democracy.
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… programme from 2020 to 2022 and a member of the Spinelli Forum from the DGAP and ISPI in 2021. Since 2023, she is a non-resident fellow with the project Transatlantic Dialogue on the Industrial Heartlands by Das Progressive Zentrum, the Chicaco Council on Global Affairs, Georgetown Universiy BMW Center…
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Interdisciplinary conference organised by the Bundeskanzler-Helmut-Schmidt-Stiftung (BKHS): From the “workshop of the world” to “systemic rival”? International Perspectives on a Global China | 30. -31.03.2023
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In: BKHS Magazine "Remaking Globalisation!"
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The interplay between European integration and German unification
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… of the right of passage through waters where China claims sovereignty. And Washington and Brussels are pursuing parallel infrastructure investment projects in developing countries to counterbalance China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
As important as these initiatives are, the tone on China emanating from…
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… learning in the area of European studies. Renowned lecturers, the specialised library for European studies, the integrated residential area, important projects, events and publications provide a stimulating environment for students and researchers from around the world who have the highest expectations in the…
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… to keep doing whatever they want.
Considering the last four years and the marks that they left on you, what lies ahead? What are your plans and projects for the future?
This issue has taken lots of my thoughts, I spent many hours of what could be the future for me, I talked to friends and family,…
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… governments in particular (but not exclusively) regularly scrutinise the cooperation and exchange between scholars in conferences and joint research projects or through formal procedures such as security clearances and visa regulations. Censorship (including self-censorship) in academia is rising and is…
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Around 60 to 75 million people work in the textile and garment industry worldwide. The majority of them are women who work and live in strongly patriarchal societies such as Bangladesh or India. Supported by trade unions, only few of them dare to speak up against labour rights violations. As spaces
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In: BKHS Magazine "Remaking Globalisation!"