FUELING THE DRAGON’S RISE – PROSPECTS FOR THE CHINESE ECONOMY – Interview with Maciej Walkowski
As many Chinese politicians say, contrary to Russians who, at the end of 1980s, “nosedived into the pool forgetting to fill it with water…
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News Literacy Summer Institute 2018
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Volume 4: The Legacy of The Arab Spring: New Forces and Fault Lines
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RICHARD HORNIK: More Than Numbers: Picking national Winners in the 21st Century
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VOLUME 3: BEYOND BRICS: NEW AND RISING GLOBAL POWERS
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VOLUME 2: NEW AND SOCIAL MEDIA… & REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN AFRICA
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VOLUME 1: THE PRECARIAT…& UNDEREXPLORED DIMENSIONS OF BEIJING’S FOREIGN POLICY…
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PLA ON THE MARCH – MILITARY TRANSFORMATION AND MODERNIZATION IN THE PRC – interview with Paweł Behrendt
Chinese military envisages gradual development from regional to global power. History shows that China always has time and leaders in Beijing know this”- claims…
MACIEJ MAĆKOWIAK: INDONESIAN-CHINESE RELATIONS
Development of relations with ASEAN states proved to be an important element of China’s growing regional diplomatic outreach. The opportunities and challenges faced by…
THE END OF THE PAN-AFRICAN ILLUSIONS – Interview with Rolf Langhammer
“Without more financial resources for trade facilitation coming from outside, natural barriers to freer trade within Africa would be still paramount. Africa’s regional integration…
REGIONAL INTEGRATION OR REGIONALIZATION IN AFRICA – interview with Daniel Bach
“One of the features exhibited by current trends is that region building is not necessarily taking place through the established institutions we immediately think…
Ivan Krivoushin, FRANCE AND SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IN THE POST-COLONIAL ERA
France has always had the most active towards Africa during the Cold War. Only since the 1990s the leaders in the Elysée have been…
Niall Duggan: THE AFRICA POLICIES OF THE EU AND THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
This article highlights one of the most prominent changes on Africa’s geopolitical scene: the rise of China. Especially the EU has taken up…
Daniela Irrera: NGOs and EU HUMANITARIAN AID POLICY: CONTINUITY OR CHANGE?
The context of global emergency actions consists of different types of actors, institutions, agencies, procedures, norms, decisions and practices. This condition makes the study…
Kacper van Wallendael: LEGAL TRANSPLANTS: PROFITABLE BORROWING OR HARMFUL DEPENDENCY? THE USE OF THE LEGAL TRANSPLANT FRAMEWORK FOR THE ADOPTION OF EU LAW: THE CASE OF CROATIA
„Legal transplants,” a term coined by Alan Watson in his well-known book Legal Transplants: An Approach to Comparative Law, have become an important matter…
Mikael Spång: HEGEL AND HAITI – THREE INTERPRETATIONS
Frantz Fanon argued that unless liberation from slavery and colonialism is the work of the oppressed themselves, it does not lead to another life…
Larry Ray: COLONIALISM,NEO-COLONIALISM AND GLOBALISM – RECONFIGURATIONS OF GLOBAL/LOCAL INEQUALITIES
The post-2008 crisis has long historical origins that are discussed here with reference to theories of world systems and globalization – two bodies of…
Marcin Fatalski: PARADOXES OF A MODERNIZATION THEORY IN THE U.S. POLICY: PETRIFYING AUTHORITARIANISM AND BUILDING CLIENT STATES IN THE THIRD WORLD DURING THE COLD WAR
The questions of development and global inequality appear to be the crucial problems of modern world. These questions played significant role in the post-war…