Chinese Influence in Serbia as a Factor of European Integrations
There is a common perception, or rather a misconception, that the biggest obstacle on Serbia’s path towards the EU is Russian purported influence. Although it […]
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Call for Articles: EU & Europe
Since the year 2000, the motto of the European Union has been “United in Diversity”. 20 years and two crucial treaties later, it seems worthwhile […]
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IFAIR’s Series in Times of Corona: Today from the UK
For British youth, it seems that Covid-19 is simply just another aggregate in the slurry of our current disillusionment. After years of whistleblowing the slow […]
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IFAIR’s Series in Times of Corona: Today from Serbia
There is no doubt the world is facing an unknown and unpredictable enemy, called COVID-19. In the light of that, every country has taken some […]
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Democracy Promotion by Small States: The Case of Estonia’s ‘Niche Diplomacy’ Approach in Ukraine
Introduction Democracy Promotion is an expensive undertaking, and doing it effectively requires expertise and time. While democracy promotion efforts by the United States and European […]
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Der Kampf gegen den Klimawandel – ein bloßes Lippenbekenntnis? Die Public Diplomacy der EU im Kampf gegen den Klimawandel
Die Problematik des Klimawandels ist allgegenwertig. Das Thema polarisiert und die Öffentlichkeit ist zunehmend sensibilisiert. Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist, dass laut einer Umfrage des […]
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Binational cooperation in higher education: Vietnamese-German University
Over the last two decades, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has added a new dimension to its foreign relations in pursuit of development policy. As […]
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Why are some developmental states more effective than others? The case of South Korea and Indonesia
Prior to the publication of The East Asian Miracle (1993), a World Bank report on development outcomes, South-East Asian countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and […]
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Diesmal wähle ich und du?
Die Europawahl, die seit 1979 alle fünf Jahre stattfindet, gibt den BürgerInnen der Europäischen Union die Möglichkeit ihre Abgeordneten ins Europäische Parlament zu wählen. Im […]
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Nationale Prostitutionsgesetzgebung zur Bekämpfung des Menschenhandels
Der Handel mit der “Ware Mensch” ist ein durchaus florierendes, jedoch häufig übersehenes Problem. Um über gesetzliche Neuerungen in diesem Bereich zu informieren und diese kritisch zu diskutieren, […]
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