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In diesem Artikel diskutiert GIGA-Präsidentin Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar die deutsche feministische Außenpolitik aus einer intersektionalen und inklusiven Perspektive. Dieser Artikel wurde ins Hindi übersetzt.

The WTO has become an almost perfect example of how not to negotiate. In this article, GIGA President Prof. Narlikar identifies three broad categories of bargaining failures and explores the impact of narratives on the course of events, giving us a clear list of dos and don’ts for international negotiation.

In this introductory article, GIGA President Prof. Narlikar and Prof. Drezner, guest editors of the International Affairs centenary special issue, outline this ‘how not to’ guide. They explore a Hippocratic oath for international affairs and suggest going beyond this minimum ‘do no harm’ requirement.

Prof. Amrita Narlikar und Prof. Fen Hampson sind die Herausgeber dieses Buches, welches in 16 Kapiteln aufzeigt, dass politische Narrative die Aussichten auf internationale Zusammenarbeit fördern oder vereiteln können und wichtige Faktoren in internationalen Verhandlungsprozessen im 21 Jahrhundert sind.

This chapter first describes the physical processes that govern the evolution of the polar ice sheets. Then the section briefly assesses whether the future evolution of the ice sheets would enable or constrain reaching the Paris Agreement temperature goals.

The article introduces 'soul' and 'soulcraft' — as an indispensable yet unacknowledged component of statecraft — to IR and Political Science.

Der Artikel nimmt zunächst die tieferen Ursachen der Proteste in den Blick, um zu untersuchen, was die Proteste für die Menschen und das Regime bedeuten und welche Folgen sie innenpolitisch, regional und international haben könnten.

This paper takes a comparative historical perspective to the post-2016 diasporization of the Gülen Movement (GM) and discusses how the GM responded differently to sudden exogenous shocks in 1997, 2007, and 2016.

This chapter assesses how different Indian actors imagine climate futures and whether different actors and their ideas are connected.

GIGA Präsidentin Prof. Amrita Narlikar und Dr. Cecilia Sottilotta erläutern zehn Probleme, die bei der Arbeit an Chancengleichheit, Diversität und Inklusion (EDI) in der Sozialwissenschaft und darüber hinaus zu vermeiden sind.

Using the Gwangju Massacre in South Korea as a case, this paper finds that indirect and direct experience of state-perpetrated violence of the critical-period cohort can have long-term negative effects on trust levels towards the government.

Wie sollten wir durch die Beschäftigung mit Erfahrungen und Perspektiven aus dem Nichtwesten über die Mainstream- bzw. disziplinären Internationale Beziehungen hinausgehen? Der vorliegende Aufsatz untersucht die wichtigsten Forschungsprojekte der letzten beiden Jahrzehnte, die sich auf die Untersuchung „nichtwestlicher IB“ beziehen.

Rebel governance assumes a symbiotic relationship between coercion and public goods provision. However, in the rebel-held town of Ndélé, Central African Republic, we find that governance happens in rebel-held territory, but rarely by rebels.

This chapter analyzes the origins, evolution, and crisis of trade governance. Among others, Prof. Narlikar discusses difficulties and bargains of the multilateral order, and also provides directions of reform. She evaluates the GATT and WTO, weaponized interdependence, and the role of the Global South.

This book generates new empirical and theoretical insights by bringing together the scholarship on Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa, providing context-bound intraregional research as well as long-term perspectives for the study of term-limit change. The chapters were originally published as a special issue of Democratization.

The WTO has become an almost perfect example of how not to negotiate. In this article, GIGA President Prof. Narlikar identifies three broad categories of bargaining failures and explores the impact of narratives on the course of events, giving us a clear list of dos and don’ts for international negotiation.

This paper by Dr. Christiane Fröhlich and Dr. Lea Müller-Funk addresses the question of how different actors govern mobility during civil war, and how mobility control and processes of state-making interact in such settings.

In contrast to much current concern, this article shows that liberal democracies seem to largely escape the negative repercussions of government discourses that increasingly stress the uniqueness of the ruler.

Food security and virtual water considerations interact in a corporatized third food regime, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the world’s largest grain importing region. The virtual water paradigm that Tony Allan first coined can be applied creatively to international relations that are increasingly characterized by ‘weaponized interdependence’.

Oft verbinden Politiker*innen und die Öffentlichkeit übersteigerte Erwartungen mit Sanktionen: Sie sind ein außenpolitisches Instrument, das immer im Zusammenspiel mit Diplomatie sowie unter Umständen mit militärischer Gewalt wirkt.

The article unpacks the negative consequences of diplomatic discourse such as 'garden/jungle' coming out of the EU, especially as they pertain to the European search for strategic autonomy in the world and EU's competition (through the Global Gateway) with China (and its BRI) in Africa.

South Korea’s transition from military-controlled authoritarianism to consolidated civilian-dominated democracy is widely considered a success story. However, civilians’ roles within the MND remain severely limited due to the institutional design of the MND. An analysis.

This article explores an alternative approach to engaging with non-Western IR theories, which the author refers to as the embedded observer approach.

How does the nature of a dissociation conflict affect its management by parties on opposite sides and, consequently, the interstate relations between the parties? In this paper, Dr. Sinan Chu seek to address this question through a case study of the establishment of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).

The demands of the protesters for regime change are a clear manifestation of the deep frustration and the loss of hope for reform among the Iranian public and seem to signal that the time is ripe for comprehensive change.

To identify the most useful policies, the authors of this article created detailed case studies from 2018 to 2020 on 15 key countries, which together comprise 84% of the world’s current coal power-plant capacity, and 83% of the global coal pipeline for new plants.

In diesem Artikel diskutiert GIGA-Präsidentin Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar die deutsche feministische Außenpolitik aus einer intersektionalen und inklusiven Perspektive. Dieser Artikel wurde ins Hindi übersetzt.

The WTO has become an almost perfect example of how not to negotiate. In this article, GIGA President Prof. Narlikar identifies three broad categories of bargaining failures and explores the impact of narratives on the course of events, giving us a clear list of dos and don’ts for international negotiation.

In this introductory article, GIGA President Prof. Narlikar and Prof. Drezner, guest editors of the International Affairs centenary special issue, outline this ‘how not to’ guide. They explore a Hippocratic oath for international affairs and suggest going beyond this minimum ‘do no harm’ requirement.

Prof. Amrita Narlikar und Prof. Fen Hampson sind die Herausgeber dieses Buches, welches in 16 Kapiteln aufzeigt, dass politische Narrative die Aussichten auf internationale Zusammenarbeit fördern oder vereiteln können und wichtige Faktoren in internationalen Verhandlungsprozessen im 21 Jahrhundert sind.