Suchergebnisse

O projeto SIES -- Dados gerais -- Sócias e sócios dos EES -- Principais tipos de EES -- A gênese do EES -- Os EES e a conjuntura econômica -- Sentidos da economia solidária

The crisis in Ukraine confirmed Germany as the European political ator which has taken on the strategic leadership in the West's response to Russia. One year after the annexation of Crimea, and against expectations, the firm and convergent stance of Germany and its European partners continues, combining a twofold diplomacy based, first, on economic sanctions, and secondly, on the maintenance of political dialogue politician with Moscow in a conflict for which Germany insists there is no military solution. Investment in these mechanisms, through an interpretation of 'networked security', reveals that Germany is finally following a strategic perspetive in the conduct of its foreign policy, with the aim of recovering a Euroatlantic and transatlantic stable order. Adapted from the source document.

Since 1990 Germany has asserted itself as a great European power. The recovery of power in international politics was done through the continuity of its commitment towards European & transatlantic institutions & through Germany's normative power. This normative power enabled Germany to consolidate its European & transatlantic policies. Because Germany's normative power is recognized by other powers as legitimate, the path towards a more assertive foreign policy was softened, & accepted by other states, within an enlarged constitutional & normative international order. Adapted from the source document.

Examines the characteristics and associated problems of the country as a key actor in the future Europe, focusing on issues of security, defense, and the economy; Germany.

Discusses the challenge posed by divergent national interests and priorities in determining the future of the European Union, illustrated by opposing positions of Germany and France regarding enlargement.

The article places the political relationship between Brazil and Germany in the international scenario, showing that both countries are likely to establish a "strategic partnership" at the economic level. It makes a brief analysis on the foreign policy adopted by Germany, aimed at overcoming its Nazi experience after World War II through the commitment towards building a Common Europe, on French-German alliance, on democracy and human rights' appreciation, and finally on the fulfilment of the reunification goal. Although not engaged in Germany's main concerns, Brazil coincides with the country's wider project which supports democratic regimes and fosters world peace. (Polit Externa/DÜI)

Brings together 15 historians who write about nationalism at different times throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in Angola, Portugal, Germany, Argentina, China, Spain, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Palestine, Russia, Brazil, Canada, and the United States

This article analyses the foreign policies of Germany and the Russian Federation focusing on the post-Cold War transition period up to the present. The article argues that the analysis of this bilateral relationship implies the centrality of historical, political, economic and energy security aspects, which have been underlying the development of this relationship, confirming a historical past of cooperation and even proximity in some fundamental moments in the German-Russian relationship. Adapted from the source document.