Ostasien East Asia (Page 3)

Nr. 116 (2010) Artikel Article 40–62 {:de}Demokratie in Südostasien auf dem Rückzug?Is democracy in crisis in Southeast Asia? The article gives an overview over the status of democratization in Southeast Asia by looking at established democracy indices such as the Freedom House data and Bertelsmann Transformation Index. After mapping the regime types of Southeast Asian states, the article analyses the state of consolidation in Southeast Asia's … von by Marco Bünte
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Nr. 111 (2009) Artikel Article 10–11 {:de}Einführung: Soziale Bewegungen in OstasienDie vorliegende Ausgabe von ASIEN beschäftigt sich mit der Rolle sozialer Bewegungen im sozialen Transformationsprozess Ostasiens. Fast unbemerkt von der sozialwissenschaftlichen Protestforschung – die sich bisher fast ausschließlich mit Mobilisierungsprozessen in Westeuropa und Nordamerika beschäftigt – haben sich soziale Bewegungen in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten nicht nur zu bedeutenden politischen Akteuren, sondern auch zu dynamischen Trägern … von by Thomas Kern
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. 103 (2007) Artikel Article 9–22 {:en}Megacities and Global Change in East, Southeast and South AsiaMegacities have particular significance in the world-wide process of urbanisation: In the year 2015, more than 600 million people will be living in about 60 megacities worldwide (i.e. metropolises with more than 5 million people). Under the dynamics of global change they affect global change just as profoundly as global change can affect megacities. Often, … von by Frauke Kraas
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 11–17 {:de}Third-Wave Democratization in East Asia: Challenges and ProspectEast Asia presents quite a few puzzles to students of democratization. First, East Asia has defied the global movement towards democracy. Since the current wave of democratization began in 1974, more than 80 countries have made significant progress towards democracy by holding free and competitive elections and expanding political freedom. In contrast, in East Asia … von by Chu Yun-han
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 44–48 {:en}Increasing FTA Initiatives of East Asia and the World Trading System: Current State of Play and Policy Options for the 21st CenturyAs a number of analysts discussed, East Asia had long been "a white spot" or "an empty box" in the geography of increasing worldwide regionalism.2 Since the end of 1990s, however, the region has emerged as the most dynamic region, in terms of number of FTAs (Free Trade Areas) concluded. Currently, more than thirty FTAs … von by Park Sung-Hoon
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Nr. 98 (2006) Artikel Article 9–25 {:de}Gesellschaftliche Heterogenität, Staat und Demokratie in Ostasien: Ein statistischer LändervergleichThe current heterogeneity levels of East Asian countries can be traced back to long‐term evolutionary processes, mainly the development of traditional social organization, competitive state and empire building, and the impact of colonialism. The resulting levels of societal heterogeneity are highly relevant for political as well as socio‐economic processes. This article analyzes the political relevance … von by Patrick Ziltener
Nr. 88 (2003) Artikel Article 51–62 {:en}East Asian Studies in RussiaRussia has an extremely rich and diverse background in East Asian Studies. After briefly introducing its historical roots, we will turn our attention to major organisations, including journals. Afterwards, we will discuss strengths and weaknesses as perceived by us. The beginnings of East Asian Studies in Russia are closely related to the first contacts of … von by Werner Pascha und and Frank Robaschik
Nr. 77 (2000) Artikel Article 5–22 {:de}Strategische Irrtümer: Eine kritische Betrachtung der dominierenden Ansätze zur Gestaltung der Sicherheitsordnung in OstasienThis article holds the hypothesis that the four major contending strategic conceptions (the Realpolitik, the neoliberalism, the neoinstitutionalism, and the psychological approach) for shaping of the regional security in Pacific Asia after the Cold War are partly wrong calculated: They are either driven by a illusion or based on a wrong premise. It argues that … von by Gu Xuewu
Nr. 63 (1997) Artikel Article 5–35 {:de}Ostasien und der Westen: Globalisierung oder Regionalisierung?Conflicts between the industrialized countries (the "West") and East and Southeast Asia on questions like democratization, human rights and value concepts increased in the last decade. This is due to the processes of globalization, especially after the end of the East-West conflict. A relatively successful economic development process in East Asia is accompanied by growing … von by Thomas Heberer
Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 16–22 {:de}Ostasien im weltwirtschaftlichen Aufwind: Europas Gewicht wird unterschätztOver the past three decades most East Asian national economies have generated the highest development dynamism ever reported in economic history, thereby creating the third full-fledged key region of the global economy. Strong intra-regional investment and trade activities have substantially promoted the economic integration of the region. These powerful tendencies have tempted a number of … von by Rüdiger Machetzki
Nr. 60 (1996) Artikel Article 23–32 {:de}Ein „Riese“ erwacht: Die indonesische Rolle in SüdostasienIn terms of population and area Indonesia is the biggest member of ASEAN and therefore an important partner for Germany. The article focus on the foreign politics of Indonesia towards the USA, Japan and the People's Republic of China. Furthermore the economic developments and some economic problems like equal and fair distribution of wealth to … von by Wilfried A. Herrmann
Nr. 52 (1994) Artikel Article 46–54 {:de}Ausbildungsprofil von Ostasien-Managern: Anspruch und WirklichkeitUm den Unternehmen mittels einer Umfrage die Möglichkeit zu geben, ihre Anforderungen und Vorstellungen zu einer ostasienspezifischen Ausbildung zu formulieren, führten der Deutsch-Japanische Wirtschaftskreis (DJW) und das Ostasien-Institut der Heinrich-Heine-Universität (OAI) Ende 1993 eine Umfrage bei Mitgliedsunternehmen des DJW durch. Insgesamt beteiligten sich 311 Unternehmen an der Umfrage. Unter Berücksichtigung der Kommentare der Befragten wertet … von by Doris Fischer und and Silke Klausen

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