Search Results - subject:"Außenpolitik"

Feministische Außenpolitik in Lateinamerika

Zilla, Claudia; Peschke, Marie - 2026

In Latin America, Mexico (2020), Chile (2022) and Colombia (2022) have all officially committed to a feminist foreign policy (FFP). The introduction of a feminist approach to foreign policy should be seen in the context of a growing awareness of gender issues in international, regional and...

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Staatsfonds und Außenpolitik

Roll, Stephan - 2026

Five of the world’s most active and largest sovereign wealth funds are to be found in the Gulf Region: the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) and the United Arab Emirates’ Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), Mubadala and ADQ. These funds not only...

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The limits of multilateral climate policy : COP30 and the conflict between petrostates and electrostates

Könneke, Jule; Adolphsen, Ole - 2026

The fossil-fuel foreign policy of the United States under President Donald Trump has intensified the conflict between petrostates and electrostates in international climate politics. At COP30 in Belém in November 2025, this cleavage was particularly evident in the dispute over a roadmap for the...

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Industrial policy in the competition between an existing hegemon and a rising superpower : the case of the US and China

Zhang, Kevin H. - 2026

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The international trade dimensions of the United States critical minerals security strategy

Usman, Zainab - 2026

This paper examines the trade dimensions of the policy instruments employed by the United States to secure critical minerals supply chains. Drawing on policy statements, executive orders, tariff schedules, and six bilateral critical minerals agreements announced in 2025, it assesses how US trade...

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Western Balkans 2035: demographic resilience and strategic migration planning under EU integration and isolation scenarios : analytical report

Jurić, Tado - 2026

This report examines how migration will shape the region’s demographic and socio-economic future by 2035 under two trajectories: EU Integration, marked by institutional strengthening and circular mobility, and Strategic Isolation, characterised by governance stagnation and one-way outflows....

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Bangladesh in the Indo-Pacific : an analysis of the interim government's foreign policy

Bose, Sohini - 2026

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Economic coercion as foreign policy signalling : China's punitive measures against France : 2008-2009

Papageorgiou, Maria Mary; Palaios, Panagiotis - 2026

This case study examines China's use of informal economic coercion against France during the 2008 Tibet crisis. Drawing on official Chinese statements, trade data, and bilateral agreements, the case study traces events from March 2008 to late 2009 and highlights Beijing's efforts to enforce...

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Unpacking China's Wolf Warrior Diplomacy: Patterns, drivers, and implications

Lim, Jaehwan; Itō, Asei; Zhang, Hongyong - 2025

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Minority government in Japan : limited scope for foreign policy initiatives

Sakaki, Alexandra - 2025

Ishiba Shigeru became prime minister of Japan in October 2024, after unexpectedly winning the leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). His long-desired success came with a bitter aftertaste, however. After a poor showing for the LDP in the lower house elections at the end of...

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