EUropa – Seite 2

Die unerträgliche Leichtigkeit des Europäischwerdens

11. Februar 20235. November 2022 von Polis180

Ein Beitrag von Frauke Seebass

Europäische Identität, Europäisierung, Zukunft Europas: Scheinbar inklusive Konzepte, die aber oft der Abgrenzung dienen. Nirgends wird dies deutlicher als in den Ländern des „Westbalkans“, die trotz ihrer geografischen Nähe weiterhin als das „Andere“ dienen, demgegenüber sich Europa definiert.

Polis Brief N°24 | Trapped in the map? Proximity and distance in perceptions of the Western Balkans

29. April 2022 von etiennehoera

When tracing the history of European integration and looking at examples of modern Balkanisms and their functions, we see that domestic contestation, prejudiced narratives, and the lack of a coherent foreign policy identity continue to inhibit a meaningful cohesion of narratives.

Foreign Policy Review: Polis180 kommentiert Koalitionsvertrag 2021-25

24. Dezember 2021 von Polis180

Was denkt die junge Generation über den neuen Koalitionsvertrag von SPD, Grünen und FDP in Sachen Außen- und Europapolitik? Unser Präsidium und unsere Programmleiter*innen haben die Vorhaben der neuen Bundesregierung genauer unter die Lupe genommen und hier kommentiert.

Politische Statements von Polis-Mitgliedern

Evaluation Report | #GEOYOUTH2020 & 2021 Fostering Youth Participation in Politics in Georgia, Germany & beyond

15. Dezember 2021 von Frauke Seebass

This review process aims at evaluating the activities of both project years. The focus is on the meaningfulness of youth participation in the framework of our project, measured throughout the scoping and implementation phases on the basis of diverse feedback from the participants of both project years and a facilitated evaluation workshop in November 2021. The result is a list of recommendations and key learnings for our own and other non-profit organizations engaging in international youth projects, as well as for young activists and donor organizations.

Angela Merkel’s feminist legacy? Moving away from the status quo in foreign policy

12. März 202323. Juli 2021 von Polis180

The German federal elections in September 2021 will mark the end of the 16-year Merkel era. Angela Merkel was not only the first East German and the first scientist, but also the first woman in the federal chancellery. What does it mean for German foreign policy that Angela Merkel was a woman chancellor? Will she perhaps even leave a feminist legacy? And what should the next chancellor do?

A Comment by Maike Laengenfelder and Karoline Färber

Angela Merkels feministisches Erbe? Weg vom außenpolitischen Status quo nach der Bundestagswahl

16. Juli 2021 von Polis180

Im September 2021 endet nach 16 Jahren die Ära Merkel. Angela Merkel war nicht nur die erste Ostdeutsche und die erste Naturwissenschaftlerin, sondern auch die erste Frau im Bundeskanzler*innenamt. Was bedeutet es für die deutsche Außenpolitik, dass mit ihr eine Frau Bundeskanzlerin war? Hinterlässt sie vielleicht sogar ein feministisches Erbe? Und was sollte der*die nächste Kanzler*in tun?

Ein Kommentar von Maike Laengenfelder und Karoline Färber

Where are Europe’s borders? The EU border externalisation policies discussed

3. Juni 2021 von Polis180

When we discuss EU migration and border policies, we need to look beyond the EU’s actions within its own territory. The EU is systematically externalising border functions to third countries by invoking the notion of “partnerships”. To understand these border politics, we need to rethink the notion of borders altogether.

A Comment by Amelie Gätjen and Pauline Fritz

Spirited away? Carlos Ghosn, the Japanese legal system and the hunt for universal rule of law

6. Mai 2021 von Polis180

The arrest of ex-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn in 2018 and his subsequent escape from Japan by private plane have made for one of the most spectacular criminal cases in recent times. While the affair kept international observers and UN panels occupied, Ghosn actually accused the Japanese state and his former employer of nothing less than violations of human rights and a vast conspiracy against his person.

A Comment by Lars Feyen and Paul Guthmann

The EU budget compromise: A missed opportunity to protect the rule of law

27. Januar 2021 von Polis180

After months of tough negotiations the EU’s leaders eventually reached a budget compromise. The deal brokered by Germany watered down key elements of the new rule of law conditionality, risking to make it just another weak instrument in the EU’s rule of law toolbox. (Once again) the German government showed a substantial lack of ambition to protect the EU’s core values.

A Comment by Julian Brummer

Portugal’s 4th EU Council presidency: Navigating through unprecedented times

22. Januar 2021 von Polis180

For six months, Portugal takes over the presidency of the Council of the European Union in the newest iteration of the Trio with Germany and Slovenia stating an ambitious agenda during the Corona pandemic. What can the other 26 states expect from one of its most underestimated EU members?

A Comment by Sylvia Wittmer, Erika Effenberkova and Txai de Almeida