Elena Dück
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1069407 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Elena Dück |
| NOMBRES | Elena |
| APELLIDO | Dück |
| FIRMA | DÜCK E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Würzburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2624-0083 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Introduction: The Russia–Ukraine War as a Formative Event in Global Security Policy
The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 was perceived as a shock by Western European publics and observers alike. Thus, when German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced an epochal change, a Zeitenwende in German foreign policy, the term became a keyword in the political as well as the academic discussion about the changes that the Russia–Ukraine war brought about. The introduction to this special issue starts by empirically ske…
Downward spirals in EU democracy promotion: How contestations and shrinking spaces for civil society organization limit the EU’s influence in Turkey
Female Fighters and Male Vulnerabilities. Gendered Depictions in Ukraine's Visual Narrative of the Russia-Ukraine War
Wars dichotomize (world) society and often reinvigorate "traditional" understanding of masculinity and femininity. Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, discussions about the role of masculinity and war show how commonplace the problematization of masculinity has become. This article highlights tensions with "traditional" perceptions of masculinity as strength and femininity as vulnerability. Based on an analysis of Ukraine's visual narrati…
Female, Deserving, and European? The Changing EUropean Migration Discourse in the Face of the Russia–Ukraine War
The initial response of the European Union (EU) to people fleeing Ukraine was unusually univocal and welcoming, culminating in the swift activation of the Temporary Protection Directive. This predominantly humanitarian response represents a special case and an outlier in terms of how the EU and its member states have responded to previous displacements. This paper explores the discursive construction that made this response possible, by looking a…
The time for realism? Assessing US and Russian foreign policy in the Syrian war from realist perspectives
When the people from Tunis to Aleppo protested against repression back in 2011, Fukuyama's classic promise seemed to materialize. Yet, rather than an extension of the liberal world order, we were to witness its very demise in the region. Syria became the prime example for the return of power politics and proxy wars. Spiralling into chaos, it is now the arena of different actors with great power ambitions. Realist approaches were widely criticized…
The international model citizen and the Syrian war: Canadian identity from a civilian power perspective
Canadian foreign policy analysis has traditionally drawn heavily on the middle power concept. This paper proposes to look at Canadian foreign policy from a new angle: Using the concept of ontological security, it shows how “civilian power” elements such as multilateralism, institution building, and the rule of law, are connected to Canada’s identity and foreign policy development. The article systematically compares public statements and speeches…
Downward spirals in EU democracy promotion: How contestations and shrinking spaces for civil society organization limit the EU’s influence in Turkey
Female, Deserving, and European? The Changing EUropean Migration Discourse in the Face of the Russia–Ukraine War
The initial response of the European Union (EU) to people fleeing Ukraine was unusually univocal and welcoming, culminating in the swift activation of the Temporary Protection Directive. This predominantly humanitarian response represents a special case and an outlier in terms of how the EU and its member states have responded to previous displacements. This paper explores the discursive construction that made this response possible, by looking a…
The time for realism? Assessing US and Russian foreign policy in the Syrian war from realist perspectives
When the people from Tunis to Aleppo protested against repression back in 2011, Fukuyama's classic promise seemed to materialize. Yet, rather than an extension of the liberal world order, we were to witness its very demise in the region. Syria became the prime example for the return of power politics and proxy wars. Spiralling into chaos, it is now the arena of different actors with great power ambitions. Realist approaches were widely criticized…
The international model citizen and the Syrian war: Canadian identity from a civilian power perspective
Canadian foreign policy analysis has traditionally drawn heavily on the middle power concept. This paper proposes to look at Canadian foreign policy from a new angle: Using the concept of ontological security, it shows how “civilian power” elements such as multilateralism, institution building, and the rule of law, are connected to Canada’s identity and foreign policy development. The article systematically compares public statements and speeches…
The time for realism? Assessing US and Russian foreign policy in the Syrian war from realist perspectives
When the people from Tunis to Aleppo protested against repression back in 2011, Fukuyama's classic promise seemed to materialize. Yet, rather than an extension of the liberal world order, we were to witness its very demise in the region. Syria became the prime example for the return of power politics and proxy wars. Spiralling into chaos, it is now the arena of different actors with great power ambitions. Realist approaches were widely criticized…
Female, Deserving, and European? The Changing EUropean Migration Discourse in the Face of the Russia–Ukraine War
The initial response of the European Union (EU) to people fleeing Ukraine was unusually univocal and welcoming, culminating in the swift activation of the Temporary Protection Directive. This predominantly humanitarian response represents a special case and an outlier in terms of how the EU and its member states have responded to previous displacements. This paper explores the discursive construction that made this response possible, by looking a…
Introduction: The Russia–Ukraine War as a Formative Event in Global Security Policy
The Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022 was perceived as a shock by Western European publics and observers alike. Thus, when German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced an epochal change, a Zeitenwende in German foreign policy, the term became a keyword in the political as well as the academic discussion about the changes that the Russia–Ukraine war brought about. The introduction to this special issue starts by empirically ske…
Downward spirals in EU democracy promotion: How contestations and shrinking spaces for civil society organization limit the EU’s influence in Turkey
Female Fighters and Male Vulnerabilities. Gendered Depictions in Ukraine's Visual Narrative of the Russia-Ukraine War
Wars dichotomize (world) society and often reinvigorate "traditional" understanding of masculinity and femininity. Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, discussions about the role of masculinity and war show how commonplace the problematization of masculinity has become. This article highlights tensions with "traditional" perceptions of masculinity as strength and femininity as vulnerability. Based on an analysis of Ukraine's visual narrati…
Political economy (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Economics (2 obras) · Foreign policy (2 obras) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (2 obras)