Suchergebnisse

Preliminary Material /Wolfgang Gieler -- Einleitung /Wolfgang Gieler -- Ägypten /Ismail Dalay and Ines Emmermann -- Äquatorialguinea /Alfredo Pinto Escoval and Martin Weißenborn -- Äthiopien /Dietmar Herz and Marlen Heide -- Algerien /Philipp Reichmuth -- Angola /Birte Kathage -- Benin /Steffen Krüger -- Botswana /Birte Kathage -- Burkina Faso /Florian Jetzlsperger -- Burundi /Stefan Bauer and Marc Langen -- Dschibuti /Christian Johannes Henrich -- Elfenbeinküste /Bruno Munoz-Perez and Bienvenue Tien -- Eritrea /Paul Octavian Idu and Luca Rebeggiani -- Gabun /Jan Cernicky -- Gambia /Heinrich Bergstresser -- Ghana /Heinrich Bergstresser -- Guinea /James G. Bennett -- Guinea-Bissau /Ute Gebhard -- Kamerun /Cyril Fegue -- Kap Verde /Dietmar Fricke -- Kenia /Reinhard Klein-Arendt -- Komoren /Rolf Hofmeier -- Demokratische Republik Kongo /Miriam König -- Republik Kongo /Florian Jetzlsperger -- Lesotho /Britta Krause -- Liberia /Klaus D. Loetzer -- Libyen /Ismail Dalay -- Madagaskar /Dietmar Fricke -- Malawi /Reinhard Klein-Arendt -- Mali /Wolfgang Gieler -- Marokko /Philipp Reichmuth -- Mauretanien /David Akogo and Tillmann Bauer -- Mauritius /Rebecca Miltsch -- Mosambik /Alfredo Pinto Escoval and Martin Weißenborn -- Namibia /Birte Kathage -- Niger /Wolfgang Gieler -- Nigeria /Wolfgang Gieler -- Réunion /Rolf Hofmeier -- Ruanda /Viola Erdmannsdörfer -- Sambia /Reinhard Klein-Arendt -- Senegal /Jan Cernicky -- Seychellen /Rolf Hofmeier -- Sierra Leone /Christoph Sperfeldt -- Simbabwe /Birte Kathage -- Somalia /Constantin Alexander and Raphaela Kühn -- Sudan /Reinhard Klein-Arendt -- Südafrika /Michael Schultze -- Swasiland /Michael Schultze -- São Tomé und Príncipe /Jürgen Bellers and René Seidel -- Tansania /Rolf Hofmeier -- Togo /Dietmar Fricke and Franziska Tröger -- Tschad /Christoph Sperfeldt -- Tunesien /Philipp Reichmuth -- Uganda /Stefan Bauer and Marc Langen -- Zentralafrikanische Republik /Jan Cernicky -- Abkürzungsverzeichnis /Wolfgang Gieler -- Verzeichnis der Autorinnen und Autoren /Wolfgang Gieler -- Die Staaten Afrikas /Wolfgang Gieler.

Globalization can be conceptualized as a basic transformation in the scale of human social organization that links distant communities and expands the reach of power relations across regions and continents. Contemporary Globalization is a multi-dimensional, uneven and asymmetric process. It's transforming but not burying the Westphalian idea of sovereign statehood. A conceptual change in our thinking about world politics from a primarily geopolitical perspective to the perspective of globalized or global politics of worldwide social relations is required. Global Politics is more accurately to be described as distorted global politics because it is afflicted by significant power asymmetries. The presented volume provides an interdisciplinary approach on global structures and transition - from economic, computer, social and political science perspectives.