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Die Erben der Macht
No full textSüdostasien: In fast allen Ländern der Region, in denen kürzlich gewählt wurde, standen Familienmitglieder von ehemaligen oder aktuellen Politiker*innen zur Wahl
Neue Rhetorik – alte Brutalität
No full textPhilippinen: Straflosigkeit und schwere Menschenrechtsverletzungen halten auch unter Präsident Marcos Jr. weiter an. Die internationale Staatengemeinschaft vertieft diplomatische Beziehungen, ohne Menschenrechtsschutz zur klaren Kondition zu machen
Aus den Augen, aus dem Sinn
No full textDie Fotos von Dara Adila aus Aceh, dem nördlichsten Teil der Insel Sumatra, zeigen Wasser – und viel Müll darin. Bäche, Flüsse und das Meer sind voll davon.Mül
Wasser als Bühne
No full textNguyễn Tiến Dũng vom Vietnam National Puppetry Theatre berichtet im Interview über das vietnamesische Wasserpuppentheater zwischen Tradition und Moderne
Thailand’s Bilateral Response to the 2021 Myanmar Military Coup: Historical Contexts and Evolving Strategies
Get PDFThailand has pursued its own bilateral policy towards Myanmar, which stands in stark contrast to the Five-Point Consensus policy of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The central research question of this article is: Why has Thailand articulated its own independent policy towards Myanmar and what are the motivating factors behind this policy? The methodology is based on published materials on the subject and elite interviews with Bangkok-based academics specialising in Myanmar and national security policymakers. Developments are discussed within a neoclassical realist framework that privileges a state’s internal demands, agency choices, and their interaction in turn with emerging opportunities in the external environment. The findings suggest that Thailand has resorted to bilateralism as part of a time-tested strategy that is consistent with similar previous attempts in 1975 and 1988
Deborah L. Mulligan / Patrick Alan Danaher (eds): Researchers at Risk: Precarity, Jeopardy and Uncertainty in Academia
Get PDFZiba Mir-Hosseini / Mulki Al-Sharmani / Jana Rumminger / Sarah Marsso (eds): Justice and Beauty in Muslim Marriage: Towards Egalitarian Ethics and Laws
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