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Changing priorities of states in the high North : arctic consequences of Russia's war in Ukraine
No full textJakob Schwörer/Christoph Humrich/Jan Phillip Ronde ; Issuing department: FES Nordic Countrie
Zur Relevanz von Polar- und Meerespolitik. Ein Bericht zur Gründung der Themengruppe „Polar- und Meerespolitik“ der Deutschen Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Bielefeld vom 30. September bis 02. Oktober 2019
Get PDFKnecht S, Menzel A, Humrich C. Zur Relevanz von Polar- und Meerespolitik. Ein Bericht zur Gründung der Themengruppe „Polar- und Meerespolitik“ der Deutschen Vereinigung für Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Bielefeld vom 30. September bis 02. Oktober 2019. Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik. 2020;13:89–94
On the cost of delayed currency fixing announcements
Get PDFIn Foreign Exchange Markets vanilla and barrier options are traded frequently. The market standard is a cutoff time of 10:00 a.m. in New York for the strike of vanillas and a knock-out event based on a continuously observed barrier in the inter bank market. However, many clients, particularly from Italy, prefer the cutoff and knock-out event to be based on the fixing published by the European Central Bank on the Reuters Page ECB37. These barrier options are called discretely monitored barrier options. While these options can be priced in several models by various techniques, the ECB source of the fixing causes two problems. First of all, it is not tradable, and secondly it is published with a delay of about 10 - 20 minutes. We examine here the effect of these problems on the hedge of those options and consequently suggest a cost based on the additional uncertainty encountered. --exotic options,currency fixings
Souveränitätsdenken und Seerecht:Regionalisierung von Meerespolitik in der Arktis als neue Staatsräson
No full textSustainable Development in Arctic International Environmental Cooperation and the Governance of Hydrocarbon related Activities
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Aura Satz in conversation with Christoph Cox, April/May 2017
Get PDFA conversation between Aura Satz and Christoph Cox, exploring sirens and emergency signals, acoustic ecology, and economies of attention. Aura Satz is a film-maker and sound artist who has performed, exhibited and screened her work nationally and internationally, including at Tate Modern; Oberhausen Short Film Festival (Oberhausen); the Rotterdam Film Festival (Rotterdam); the New York Film Festival (NY); Gallery 44 (Toronto); InterCommunication Centre (Tokyo) and the Sydney Biennale. In 2012, she was shortlisted for the Samsung Art+ Award and the Jarman Award. She teaches at the Royal College of Art, London. She was in conversation with Christoph Cox, a philosopher, critic, and curator who teaches at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. He is the author of Sonic Flux: Sound, Art, and Metaphysics (University of Chicago Press, forthcoming) and Nietzsche: Naturalism and Interpretation (University of California Press, 1999), and co-editor of Realism Materialism Art (Sternberg, 2015) and Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music (Continuum, 2004/Bloomsbury, 2017). Cox is editor-at-large at Cabinet magazine. His writing has appeared in numerous journals including October, Artforum, Journal of the History of Philosophy, Journal of Visual Culture, The Review of Metaphysics. He has curated exhibitions at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, The Kitchen, CONTEXT Art Miami and other venues
Sicherheitspolitik im Arktischen Rat? Lieber nicht!
Get PDFOngoing political, legal, environmental and economic changes open up the Arctic. This has implications for regional security. The article tackles the question whether the preeminent regional institution, the Arctic Council, should include security-related topics in its portfolio to deal with the emerging challenges. The article argues that the regional security issues will be taken care of better in other institutions for at least two reasons: dealing with security-related topics might negatively impact the Arctic Council’s institutional practice, while at the same time the Arctic Council might not provide the best institutional background needed to cope with the most pertinent issues on the security agenda
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