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Book(print)#32005
Et menneske uden pas er ikke noget menneske: Danmark i den internationale flygtningepolitik 1933 - 1939
In: [University of Southern Denmark studies in history and social sciences 302]
In: Dansk flygtningepolitik 1933 - 1945
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Politik eller religion: det muslimske Tyrkiet og den europaeiske integration
In: DIIS Report 2005:9
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Straffelovrådets betænkning om det strafferetlige værn mod terrorisme
In: Betænkning 1474
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Book(print)#132005
Nicht nur Sauerkraut und Smørrebrød! - Deutschland und Dänemark im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert: [Ausstellung ... Nicht nur Sauerkraut und Smørrebrød! Deutschland und Dänemark im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert ... Kulturforum Burgkloster, Lübeck, vom 18.08. bis 02.10.2005]
In: Ausstellungen zur Archäologie in Lübeck 8
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Article(print)#142005
Tyskland bliver mere sig selv
In: Udenrigs, Volume 60, Issue 2, p. 51-62
ISSN: 0903-7845
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Rusland: Supermagt på retur?
I marts 2005 var det 20 år, siden Mikhail Gorbatjov kom til magten i Sovjetunionen som generalsekretær for Sovjetunionens Kommunistiske Parti og fremlagde sit program til reform af det sovjetiske system. Nøgleordene i reformen var perestrojka, glasnost og demokratisering. De fik ikke alene betydning indadtil, men også udadtil i forholdet til omverdenen, der hurtigt fattede lid til Gorbatjov og hans nyskabelser. Dette working paper giver et overblik over Gorbatjovs og hans meningsfællers opfattelse af udviklingen siden da og deres vurdering af reformernes skæbne og skildrer Ruslands stilling på verdensscenen i dag. Dette indebærer også en kritisk vurdering af præsident Vladimir Putins indenrigs- og udenrigspolitik. Der tegnes et billede af et svagt Rusland, der ikke har frigjort sig fra den sovjetiske arvs byrde, men tværtimod på mange måder søger tilbage til den autoritære styreform, et Rusland, der ved inertiens kraft stadig nyder en vis respekt, om end ikke anseelse i det internationale samfund. ; In March 2005 it was 20 years since Mikhail Gorbachev came to power in the Soviet Union as Secretary-General of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and presented his programme for reform of the Soviet system. Key words in the reform were perestroika, glasnost and democratization. They became important not only internally but also externally in the relations to the outside world that swiftly put its trust in Gorbachev and his innovations. This working paper gives an overview of the perception that Gorbachev and his like-minded have of the development since then, presents their evaluation of the fate of the reforms and of the position of Russia on the world scene today. This also includes a critical evaluation of the domestic and foreign policies of President Vladimir Putin. The paper outlines a weak Russia that has not released itself from the burden of the Soviet heritage but on the contrary in many ways goes back to the authoritarian form of government, a Russia that by inertia still enjoys a certain respect although not esteem in the international community.
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