Publications: Books
Learning and Change in European Foreign Policy
Posted on 2009-06-18.
Representing the European Union in more than 25 countries globally, the EU Special Representatives have become its ‘eyes and ears.’ This study, the first book ever on this topic, presents an in-depth analysis of one of the EU’s most important foreign policy instruments. It is also one of the few publications on Organizational Learning that combine a rigorous theoretical setup with profound empirical research, based on 55 semi-structured interviews with national and European officials and foreign policy experts. This combination of analytical precision and political relevance makes this publication particularly appropriate for academics, policy-makers, students and everyone interested in the EU’s global role.
Die Chinapolitik der EU
Posted on 2009-02-19.
With a focus on China, the author analyzes the infl uence of interest groups, but also of decision-making procedures on the national and the European level on EU trade and security policy. As the emerging power of the 21st century, China challenges the Europeans economically, politically, and ideologically – in their very identity. How does the European Union react to this challenge? Who decides what kind of policy the European Union will adopt towards China? How are decisions made – and which roles do business interests, the media, or the United States of America play? Based on rational choice and a multi-level approach, this process analysis focuses on decisions in the 2003-5 arms embargo debate and the textile dispute, regarding decisions as ‘building blocks’ for policy. The analysis concludes with concrete policy-recommendations for a successful and farsighted policy of the European Union towards the People’s Republic of China.
In Search of a new Relationship. Canada, Germany, and the United States
Posted on 2005-06-06.
Experts from Canada, Germany and the United States discussed the most pressing and perhaps most controversial aspects of the trilateral and the respective bilateral relationship with a special focus on Canada, the "peaceable kingdom."
NATO versus EU? Security Strategies for Europe
Posted on 2005-04-15.
NATO and the EU find themselves struggling hard to adjust to the challenges of a post-9-11 world. While trying to find their role in coping with the new threats, NATO and the EU are in the process of setting up a working relationship with each other. One of the strategies both institutions have chosen is promoting stability through enlargement - a strategy that is in return changing the institutions. Beyond enlargement, NATO and the EU are developing strategies that seem to be unrelated as well as parallel to each other: Are they complementary or competitive? Complementary or Competitive?
The Uncertain Superpower. Domestic Dimensions of U.S. Foreign Policy After the Cold War
Posted on 2002-10-07.
Das englischsprachige Buch untersucht die Außenpolitik der USA in der jetzigen grundlegenden Umbruchphase. Es zeigt, wie innenpolitische Determinanten auch bei der Supermacht USA in zunehmendem Maße den außenpolitischen Rahmen bestimmen.
Event calendar:
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Stichwahl in der Ukraine: Janukowitsch versus Timoschenko
Tuesday 09. February 08:30 - 10:30
DGAP, Berlin
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DGAPkamingespräch: Rückblick auf die Münchener Sicherheitskonferenz 2010
Wednesday 10. February 18:00 - 19:30
DGAP, Berlin
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After the London Conference – Western Strategy in Afghanistan
Thursday 11. February 12:30 - 14:00
DGAP, Berlin
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New Impulses for an EU-Russia Strategic Partnership
Tuesday 16. February 09:30 - 19:30
Madrid
DGAP in the news
Sanctions against Austria Unlikely in Today’s European Union
Commentary by Almut Möller
02.02.2010 | Der Standard
Haiti needs a comprehensive reconstruction strategy
Interview with Fritjof von Nordenskjöld
18.01.2010 | Phoenix | Deutsche Welle | BR
DGAPinfo
Central Asia between Russia, China and the EU
On the 20th of January 2010 Dr. Stefan Meister spoke in the context of a panel discussion organized by the DGAP Forum NRW and the Deutsch-Usbekische Gesellschaft about the increasing importance of Central Asia for the EU in Bonn. At the event Meister pointed out, that the EU is competing increasingly regarding resources and influence with China and Russia in the region. (20.01.2010)
The EU’s Energy Security and Russia
On December 7, 2009, at the PASS-Seminar of the George Marshall Center in Berlin, Marcel Viëtor lectured on the topic “The EU’s Energy Security and Russia“. (07.12.2009)
„How to avoid the next gas crisis?“
At November 16th. Alexander Rahr gave a lecture as a key note speaker at the V. GASAG dinner colloquy, dealing with the subject „How to avoid the next gas crisis?“. The meeting took place at the Gasometer Berlin. After his lecture he discussed the current situation of the gas proceedings between Russia and the Ukraine with about 100 political and economical participators. (16.11.2009)
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