Focus on Latin
America (IPG 2/2004)
Latin America's European Option • Diaspora and Development • Argentine's
Anomaly |text|Germany's
Role in the World (IPG 1/2004)
The Unilateralist
Temptation. Germany's Foreign Policy after the Cold War |A.-M.
Le Gloannec|.
Germany and the United States after Iraq. From Alliance to Alignment |S.
Szabo|.
Origins
of International Terrorism in the Middle East (IPG 1/2004)
International
Terrorism is a strategy of weakness, argues Herbert Kitschelt. It signals the
failure of regime challengers to rally broad popular support around alternatives
to the political status quo. |text| |
Putin's Second Republic: Russian Scenarios
(IPG 1/2004)
Whither
Russia after the elections? Putin faces the choice between Bureaucratic Capitalism
and Authoritarian Modernization, is Sergei Medvedev's prognosis. |text| Water:
An Advocate for Reason. Win-win Solutions for the Nile Basin (IPG
4/2003)
Water conflicts
are unlikely to lead into war. The Nile riparians have come to see the advantage
of cooperating for an optimal distribution and control of water.
|text| South
Africa: The New Divide (IPG 4/2003)
Post-Apartheid governments have managed to abolish racial
inequality but due to the lack of employment, large segments of the population
life in poverty. Still, democratic stability is not threatened.
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The New World of Privatized
Violence (IPG 2/2003)
Declining state power in parts of the world
is mirrored in the rise of privatized violence - to the point where "civilized
society" all over the world is threatened. |text|
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