Rainer Baumann
Biographic Data
| ID | 3760015 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rainer Baumann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rainer |
| FAMILY NAME | Baumann |
| SIGNATURE | BAUMANN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Duisburg-Essen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Global governance vs empire
Foreign policy analysis, globalisation and non-state actors
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Der Wandel des deutschen Multilateralismus
Wenn die Außenpolitik der Bundesrepublik Deutschland charakterisiert wird, fehlt nur selten der Begriff des Multilateralismus.1 Das Bestreben, außenpolitische Ziele nach Möglichkeit in einem multilateralen Rahmen zu verfolgen, gilt als eines der zentralen Merkmale deutscher Außenpolitik, gemeinsam mit der Westbindung, der Zurückhaltung beim Einsatz militärischer Mittel und einer handelsstaatlichen Orientierung. Die in den letzten Jahren erschiene…
De-Europeanization by Default? Germany's EU Policy in Defense and Asylum
Since the end of the Cold War and unification, Germany's policy toward and within the European Union (EU) has undergone significant changes. Once a model “Europeanist,” Germany has become increasingly reluctant to support the progressive implementation of key projects of European integration. Neither an instance of a planned strategic change nor a result of an inevitable adaptation to structural shifts at the systemic level, these changes in Germ…
The Transformation of German Multilateralism
When German foreign policy is being described, a reference to multilateralismis rarely ever omitted. Together with Westbindung, restraintin using military force, and a trading-state orientation, Germany'spreference for multilateral settings is recognized as one of the centralelements of its foreign policy. In recent years, a number of studieshave shown that, in contrast to realist expectations from the early1990s, the more powerful unified German…
Ökologische Integrität
Sustainable Development stresses the relevance of ecological systems for fulfilling social and economic development objectives. It demands a risk-averse treatment of the global life-support systems in environmental decision-making, e.g., in sustainable landscape management. While specific sustainability guidelines exist for many facets of the human-environment interaction, management guidelines are lacking for a pro-active, prophylactic treatment…
On the Role of Ecosystem Self-organisation in Landscape Management – A Response
Germany and the use of military force
For most of the past century, Germany's attitudes towards and practices of war have deviated from those of other Western countries. After the conduct of war had been pushed to new extremes during the Third Reich, following the Second World War Germans turned into zealous proponents of antimilitarism. Since the late 1980s, the discrepancy between Germany and its Western partners has, however, been shrinking, as Germany has shown a growing readines…
Germany and the use of military force
For most of the past century, Germany's attitudes towards and practices of war have deviated from those of other Western countries. After the conduct of war had been pushed to new extremes during the Third Reich, following the Second World War Germans turned into zealous proponents of antimilitarism. Since the late 1980s, the discrepancy between Germany and its Western partners has, however, been shrinking, as Germany has shown a growing readines…
Global governance vs empire
Foreign policy analysis, globalisation and non-state actors
De-Europeanization by Default? Germany's EU Policy in Defense and Asylum
Since the end of the Cold War and unification, Germany's policy toward and within the European Union (EU) has undergone significant changes. Once a model “Europeanist,” Germany has become increasingly reluctant to support the progressive implementation of key projects of European integration. Neither an instance of a planned strategic change nor a result of an inevitable adaptation to structural shifts at the systemic level, these changes in Germ…
The Transformation of German Multilateralism
When German foreign policy is being described, a reference to multilateralismis rarely ever omitted. Together with Westbindung, restraintin using military force, and a trading-state orientation, Germany'spreference for multilateral settings is recognized as one of the centralelements of its foreign policy. In recent years, a number of studieshave shown that, in contrast to realist expectations from the early1990s, the more powerful unified German…
Ökologische Integrität
Sustainable Development stresses the relevance of ecological systems for fulfilling social and economic development objectives. It demands a risk-averse treatment of the global life-support systems in environmental decision-making, e.g., in sustainable landscape management. While specific sustainability guidelines exist for many facets of the human-environment interaction, management guidelines are lacking for a pro-active, prophylactic treatment…
On the Role of Ecosystem Self-organisation in Landscape Management – A Response
Germany and the use of military force
For most of the past century, Germany's attitudes towards and practices of war have deviated from those of other Western countries. After the conduct of war had been pushed to new extremes during the Third Reich, following the Second World War Germans turned into zealous proponents of antimilitarism. Since the late 1980s, the discrepancy between Germany and its Western partners has, however, been shrinking, as Germany has shown a growing readines…
The Transformation of German Multilateralism
When German foreign policy is being described, a reference to multilateralismis rarely ever omitted. Together with Westbindung, restraintin using military force, and a trading-state orientation, Germany'spreference for multilateral settings is recognized as one of the centralelements of its foreign policy. In recent years, a number of studieshave shown that, in contrast to realist expectations from the early1990s, the more powerful unified German…
Der Wandel des deutschen Multilateralismus
Wenn die Außenpolitik der Bundesrepublik Deutschland charakterisiert wird, fehlt nur selten der Begriff des Multilateralismus.1 Das Bestreben, außenpolitische Ziele nach Möglichkeit in einem multilateralen Rahmen zu verfolgen, gilt als eines der zentralen Merkmale deutscher Außenpolitik, gemeinsam mit der Westbindung, der Zurückhaltung beim Einsatz militärischer Mittel und einer handelsstaatlichen Orientierung. Die in den letzten Jahren erschiene…
De-Europeanization by Default? Germany's EU Policy in Defense and Asylum
Since the end of the Cold War and unification, Germany's policy toward and within the European Union (EU) has undergone significant changes. Once a model “Europeanist,” Germany has become increasingly reluctant to support the progressive implementation of key projects of European integration. Neither an instance of a planned strategic change nor a result of an inevitable adaptation to structural shifts at the systemic level, these changes in Germ…
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Foreign policy analysis, globalisation and non-state actors
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Deutsche Außenpolitik
Global governance vs empire
Political science (9 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (6 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Foreign policy (4 works) · Law (4 works)