States, Regions and the Global System

Dr. José Luis de Sales Marques; Prof. Dr. Reimund Seidelmann; Prof. Dr. Andreas Vasilache

doi:10.5771/9783845228501

Summary

Der Band vereint theoretisch-methodologische Studien und empirische Beiträge zu regionalen, interregionalen und globalen Aspekten der Regionalisierung in Europa und Asien. Gleichfalls werden Außenpolitiken der Länder in der nord-asiatischen Pazifikregion, inklusive Russland, analysiert. Die aus europäischen und asiatischen Ländern stammenden Autorinnen und Autoren tragen zur gemeinsamen Debatte über die Herausforderungen der regionalen und interregionalen Kooperation und Integration bei.

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Bibliographic data

Publication year: 2011
Publication date: 18.01.2011
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-6180-0
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-2850-1
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Transformation, Development, and Regionalization in Greater Asia
Volume: 8
Language: English
Pages: 369
Product type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 2 - 8
Acknowledgement No access Pages 9 - 10 Andreas Vasilache, Reimund Seidelmann, José Luis de Sales Marques
Introduction: States and Regions in Globalised Relations No access Pages 11 - 18 Reimund Seidelmann, Andreas Vasilache
1. Analysing Foreign Policy: A Contribution to the Methodology of Understanding, Evaluating, and Reconstructing Foreign Relations No access Pages 19 - 65 Reimund Seidelmann
2. Globalisation, Regionalization and Stateness No access Pages 65 - 83 Thomas Meyer
3. In the National Interest of Norms: Rethinking the Conceptual Relationship between Norms and the National Interest No access Pages 83 - 98 Andreas Vasilache
1. EU Policies towards Russia: The Search for Integration Mechanisms beyond Conditionality No access Pages 99 - 121 Elena Belokurova
2. Nested Regionalism and Politics of Linkage: The EU, NATO and the Council of Europe – Case Studies for a Comparative Research Agenda No access Pages 121 - 141 Laurent Scheeck
3. Human Security in Europe and Asia: Between Rhetoric and Reality No access Pages 141 - 157 Bob S. Hadiwinata
4. The Dynamics of Regionalism in the APEC Region: Tendencies, Characteristics, and Policy Issues No access Pages 157 - 175 Sung-Hoon Park
5. Unpacking the New “Scramble for Africa”: A Critical and Local Perspective of Chinese Activities in Zambia No access Pages 175 - 199 Solange Guo Chatelard
6. Between European and National Citizenship Identities: Challenges, Problems, and Soft Practices of Identity Building in Educational Policies No access Pages 199 - 229 Tatjana Zimenkova
7. From Nation to Region: Comparing Joint History Writing in Europe and East Asia No access Pages 229 - 242 Martin Chung Chi-Kei
1. Peace and Conflict in a Globalised World: Linking Regional Security to Global Peace No access Pages 243 - 275 Masako Ikegami
2. The Six Party Talks as a Multilateral Security Mechanism in Northeast Asia No access Pages 275 - 295 Tsutomu Kikuchi
3. Left in the Cold: Limitations of Regional Security Cooperation in Northeast Asia No access Pages 295 - 309 Jangho Kim
4. Bilateralism and Multilateralism in Chinese Foreign Policy No access Pages 309 - 319 Xinning Song
5. China’s Foreign Policy and External Relations in the Post Cold-War Period No access Pages 319 - 333 Dai Bingran
6. Pluralism as a Philosophical Basis of Chinese Diplomacy No access Pages 333 - 349 Jian Junbo
7. Russian Policy in East Asia No access Pages 349 - 366 Sergey Yun
Notes on the Contributors No access Pages 367 - 369