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Nr. 110 (2009) Artikel Article 9–12 {:en}Impacts of Rapid Social Change in South East Asia: IntroductionEuropean-Asian cooperation is an important key to mastering the geo-strategic challenges of the 21st century. To this extent, for several years now the Bertelsmann Stiftung has been committed to intensifying understanding with Asia. The aim is to gain a realistic view of the opportunities and risks afforded by this, the largest of continents, where, as … von by Malte Boecker
Nr. 110 (2009) Artikel Article 13–43 {:en}Culture, Identity and Conflict in Asia and Southeast AsiaThis essay analyzes cultural conflicts in Asia with particular emphasize on Southeast Asia. Cultural conflict is defined as those domestic, inter-state or transnational political conflicts in which the actors involved focus on issues relating to religion, language and/or historicity. The statistical analysis and the assessment of individual cases in this paper substantiate a number of … von by Aurel Croissant und and Christoph Trinn
Nr. 110 (2009) Artikel Article 44–67 {:en}Repoliticisation of Islam in Southeast AsiaIn the aftermath of a series of catalytic events which pitted the West against the Muslim world as we enter the new millennium, Western-based strategists and policymakers have rekindled arguments postulating political Islam to be a threat to Western hegemony in an increasingly divided world. Long regarded as embodiments of tolerant Islam which peacefully co-existed … von by Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid
Nr. 110 (2009) Artikel Article 68–72 {:en}Regional Economic Integration and Cultural ChangeAddress delivered by Rodolfo C. Severino - Head, ASEAN Studies Centre, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore and former Secretary General of ASEAN - at the International Cultural Forum organised by the Bertelsmann Stiftung and the Diplomatic Academy of Viet Nam, Ha Noi, 12 November 2008 The subject of our forum today and tomorrow is … von by Rodolfo C. Severino
Nr. 110 (2009) Artikel Article 73–97 {:en}Multilateral Co-operation and Building Trust: Ideas for EU-Asian RelationsThis paper considers the relationship between the European Union and Asia with the purpose of developing new ideas for multilateral co-operation and building of trust in the area of comprehensive security. Specifically, this paper focuses on cooperation between Europe and Asia in three multilateral institutions: Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), ASEAN Regional Forum … von by Carlyle A. Thayer
Nr. 110 (2009) Neuere Literatur 165–72 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 109 (2008) Editorial 7–8 {:de}EditorialWenn irgendwo in Südostasien Gewalttätigkeiten ausgetragen werden, eine Naturkatastrophe wie der Wirbelsturm Nargis in Myanmar ganze Regionen verwüstet oder in Thailand der Regierungssitz von Demonstranten blockiert wird, rücken diese Länder plötzlich in den Fokus der westlichen Medien. Wissenschaftler, die sich seit Jahren mit politischen, sozialen und wirtschaftlichen Entwicklungen in der Region befassen, sind kurzfristig als … von by Sebastian Heilmann und and Patrick Ziegenhain
Nr. 109 (2008) Artikel Article 9–12 {:en}Transformation and Conflict in Southeast Asia: IntroductionEach of the Southeast Asian states and the manifold societies of which they are composed are going through incisive processes of transformation. To analyse such complex processes and the conflicts which they may engender a Research Group was established in 2007 at the Graduate School of Politics of Muenster University, the members of which endeavour … von by Jos Platenkamp, Susanne Feske und and Stephan Engelkamp
Nr. 109 (2008) Artikel Article 13–21 {:en}The fight against terrorism and the mutation of democracy in ThailandGrey Area Phenomena, as mentioned in Sebastian Hiltner’s article, pose a serious challenge to the foundation and the security of a nation state. They not only threaten a country’s stability, but they also threaten the cohesiveness of the political system. In most cases consolidated democracies are resilient enough to absorb these threats, but for unconsolidated … von by Susanne Feske
Nr. 109 (2008) Artikel Article 22–36 {:en}Ideology, institutions, political actions: Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) in IndonesiaThis article studies the political behavior of an Indonesian Islamist party, the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS). Critics have argued that there are undemocratic elements in the PKS ideology – such as mixing religion with politics and its perceptions on gender equality and religious pluralism – and thus its participation in democratic politics seems to be … von by Ahmad-Norma Permata
Nr. 109 (2008) Artikel Article 37–53 {:en}Moral Authority in Burmese PoliticsThis article analyses moral authority as a power resource in Burmese politics. Which strategies did Burmese power holders pursue to stabilize political rule? Did the Burmese sangha employ moral authority merely to legitimize the political rule of the regime, or did it influence Burmese politics? Tracing back the religious and ritual practices that constitute legitimate … von by Stephan Engelkamp
Nr. 109 (2008) Artikel Article 54–64 {:en}Facing Grey Area Phenomena – Transformation through Transnational Crime and Violence in Southeast AsiaTransnational crime and violence are not new to Southeast Asia. The sovereign sensitivities are still strong in this region, which detained effective measures against these threats to the stability and wealth of nation states. Although ASEAN would be an excellent platform and basis for cooperation and security strategies, most Southeast Asian states practice their own … von by Sebastian Hiltner
Nr. 109 (2008) Research Note 65–77 {:en}Explaining the potential for conflict: Malaysia between tradition and modernityWhat happens if an authoritarian state strives for economical modernization? Will it be able to stay in power and adhere to the existing system? Or will a transformation process begin which finally leads to a democratisation of state and society? Malaysia faces exactly this kind of dilemma. This research note provides some starting points for … von by Rebecca Hegemann
Nr. 109 (2008) Research Note 78–87 {:en}Why does ASEAN need a Charter? Pushing actors and their national interestsAfter forty years of its existence ASEAN decided to draft a Charter. In November 2007, the heads of state and government of the member states signed the Charter, the national ratification processes are going on. For forty years, the Association has been known for the highly informal 'ASEAN Way' of diplomacy. By introducing a Charter … von by Rabea Volkmann
Nr. 109 (2008) Asien Aktuell 88–95 {:de}Wie interessiert sind Japaner und Deutsche aneinander? – Eine Auswertung des neuen Google-Dienstes „Insights for Search“Der neue kostenlose „Insights for Search“-Dienst von Google (google.de/insights/search) erlaubt wertvolle Einsichten in die Informationsnachfrage und die Interessenfelder von Individuen, die sich im Internet bewegen, etwa im deutsch-japanischen Kontext. Damit sind jetzt fundiertere Aussagen dazu möglich, ob sich z.B. durch Veranstaltungen wie das Deutschlandjahr in Japan 2005/06 die bilaterale Aufmerksamkeit steigern lässt. Das deutsch-japanische Verhältnis … von by Werner Pascha
Nr. 109 (2008) Neuere Literatur 146–51 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 108 (2008) Editorial 7–8 {:de}EditorialBei Veröffentlichung dieses Heftes steht die Eröffnung der 29. Olympischen Spiele in Beijing unmittelbar bevor. Wie zu erwarten war, hat dieses Megaereignis China in den Mittelpunkt des internationalen öffentlichen Interesses gerückt. Allerdings hat sich dabei die Stimmung vielfach gegen China gerichtet – zur Überraschung vieler Chinesen und wohl auch der chinesischen Führung. Diese hatte am … von by Günter Schucher
Nr. 108 (2008) Artikel Article 9–29 {:de}Hindisprachige Tageszeitungen in Nordindiens öffentlichem RaumThe Indian print media landscape has undergone considerable changes over the last three decades. Economic and political developments along with technical improvements have facilitated tremendous growth, which Hindi newspaper owners, in particular, have been able to make good use of. With the literacy rate and political awareness increasing in India’s Hindi heartland, Hindi newspapers went … von by Ines Budarick
Nr. 108 (2008) Artikel Article 30–50 {:de}Die tibetische Exilregierung zwischen Tradition und Moderne Eine Untersuchung der Strukturen und Strategien der Dalai Lama-RegierungTibetan exile politics is only a marginal topic in international politics. The 14th Dalai Lama, the religious and political head of the Tibetan people, is a well‐known figure around the globe, however. Since his flight to India in 1959, he has been heading the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), the present Tibetan government‐in‐exile, which has been … von by Stephanie Römer
Nr. 108 (2008) Research Note 51–66 {:de}Chinas neuer Staatsfonds. Organisation, Finanzierung und Investitionsstrategie der China Investment CorporationChina’s establishment of a sovereign wealth fund has caused concern in Germany; it is feared that the China Investment Corporation might engage in industrial espionage and thereby contribute to the outflow of advanced technology. Moreover, there is apprehension that the CIC might try to enhance China’s political influence by investing in strategically important companies. These … von by Sandra Heep
Nr. 108 (2008) Research Note 67–79 {:de}The Transformation of Public Space in HanoiThe following article is a research note concerning an ongoing project on the transformation of public space in Hanoi, Vietnam. The research itself focuses on the changes in power relations between the state and society and how these are reflected in the physical environment of the city. Since the introduction of the Vietnamese Doi Moi … von by Sandra Kürten
Nr. 108 (2008) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 80–94 {:de}Ostasien – From the Local to the GlobalWelche Möglichkeiten und Lösungsansätze bietet der Ferne Osten, eine Bewegung „From the Local to the Global“ zu initiieren bzw. mitzutragen, um die zahlreichen friedens- und sicherheitspolitischen Probleme, die vor Ort und weltweit bestehen, einer Lösung zuzuführen? In diesem Zusammenhang soll aufgezeigt werden, dass bestimmte, d.h. konkrete, friedenspolitische Maßnahmen auch außerhalb Ostasiens ergriffen werden müssen, um … von by Klaus Schlichtmann
Nr. 108 (2008) Neuere Literatur 159–66 {:de}Neuere Literatur über AsienDie Mitglieder der DGA sind herzlich aufgefordert, ihre neuesten Veröffentlichungen der Redaktion zu melden. von by Uwe Kotzel
Nr. 107 (2008) Editorial 7–8 {:de}Das asiatische Jahrhundert – Neuauflage einer alten DiskussionAsiens Wirtschaften boomen, asiatische Produkte werden immer wettbewerbsfähiger, und auch auf dem globalen Finanzmarkt sind Asiens Konzerne mit ihren Wertpapieranlagen zu wichtigen Stabilisatoren der Marktentwicklung geworden. Die ökonomische Globalisierung begünstigt den Aufstieg Asiens: Der Trend hin zu grenzüberschreitenden Investitionen in Billiglohnländer und in Märkte mit hohem Wachstumspotenzial ist ungebrochen. Um attraktiv für ausländische Investoren zu … von by Margot Schüller

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