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Überarbeitete Fassung des gleichnamigen Aufsatzes Schüller/Höppner (1996), in: Institut für Asienkunde (Hrsg.): Shanghai - Chinas Tor zur Welt, Hamburg, S. 79-108. Die Autoren erörtern den wirtschaftlichen Wandel Shanghais seit Mitte der 80er Jahre insbesondere Fragen der Strukturveränderungen in der Shanghaier Wirtschaft. Sie untersuchen die außenwirtschaftliche Integration Shanghais unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Rolle Pudongs (die neue Wirtschaftszone von Shanghai). Perspektiven Shanghais als regionales und internationales Wirtschaftszentrum werden bis 2010 skizziert. (DÜi-Sen)

Die Vereinten Nationen und der internationale Terrorismus // Bardo Fassbender I. II. III. Anhang Die Vereinten Nationen und der internationale Terrorismus - Diskussionszusammenfassung // Norman Weiß

Our present task is one of definition. We are students of political science in its international phase, and we use history as a means. We operate in a marginal area that overlaps two fields, government as that term is usually understood, and the history of international affairs. How shall we bound this marginal area, what are its relations to those other two, more familiar conceptions?We are forced to this study by the World War. Modern history has had an immemse expansion for the reason that a tremendous political event has taken place and the world must know why it happened, the causes as well as the occasions and events. A voluminous literature is appearing on the doings and motives of Great Powers, on the rise of nationalities and their crude strivings, on the remapping of state boundaries, and the development of spheres of economic influence. We welcome, for instance, Mr. Gibbons' recent book on World Politics, a clear and useful summary of the recent history of certain political entities called world powers and their policies. It is the story as he calls it of "the struggle of European nations for world power." The struggle is there. More power to him in his description of the contestants and the contest. But we view all this as only preparatory for our task.