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Astrid Sahm

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ID5905701
NAMEAstrid Sahm
GIVEN NAMESAstrid
FAMILY NAMESahm
SIGNATURESAHM A
AFFILIATIONS(1968), Dr. phil., Politikwissenschaftlerin, Gastwissenschaftlerin an der Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, Berlin
ORCID0009-0006-6166-8276
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS13
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT3
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1999
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Politics matters! Political will as a critical condition for implementing the sustainable development goals

    Open Access•Marianne Beisheim, Muriel Asseburg et al.•ARTICLE•Earth System Governance•2025•References: 19

    While commentaries often bemoan the lack of political will to “transform our world”, there is little analysis of country-level politics around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This article aims to fill that gap through assessing the preferences and priorities of governments and local elites, as well as related conflicts around the SDGs. We want to investigate what political elites want to achieve through the SDGs. For this, we build on e…

  • Zivilgesellschaft von Lukašenkas Gnaden: Gesellschaftlicher Strukturwandel in Belarus. Social Structural Change in Belarus

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2025

  • In der Sackgasse: Die Sanktionsspirale im Konflikt Belarus–EU. The Sanctions Spiral in the EU-Belarusian Conflict

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2021

    The chances are slim that the EU will pave the way to free and fair new elections in Belarus with the aid of sanctions. Belarusian autocrat Lukašėnka has over 25 years of experience with sanctions. He is prepared to defend his power at all costs and enjoys the Kremlin’s support in defending himself against perceived “colour revolutions” coming from the West. Minsk and Moscow are deliberately creating threats to regional security, in order to impo…

  • Riskanter Sonderweg: Belarus und die Covid-19-Pandemie. Belarus and the Covid-19 pandemic

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The COVID-19 virus has hit the Belarusian leadership at an inopportune moment. At the start of 2020, the first signs of an economic recession were already visible as a result of the longstanding oil conflict with Russia. President Alexander Lukashenko wanted to avoid a lockdown of public life at all costs in order to avoid obstacles to his re-election this year. Like other populist state leaders, he at first underestimated the danger posed by the…

  • Souveränität, Subordination, Integration: Schlüsselfragen zwischen Moskau und Minsk. Key issues between Moscow and Minsk

    Sabine Von Fischer, Sabine Fischer et al.•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The key to solving the political crisis in Belarus lies in Moscow. The Kremlin is not only pursuing geopolitical interests, but also fears that there may be fallout from the Belarusian protests that will affect the domestic situation in Russia. For this reason, the Russian government is supporting Aliaksandr Lukashenka, the Belarusian head of state of many years, in his attempt to hold on to power. In return, Lukashenka is performing a U-turn wit…

  • Politisches Patt in Belarus: Etappen einer Systemkrise. Stages of a systemic crisis

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The political crisis in Belarus is more than just a conflict between state and society. The protests and the violent measures taken by the security forces are shattering the self-image that people in Belarus have of their nation. The mobilisation, the solidarity and also the repression are unique in the history of the country. There is no force that could act as a broker and show the way to a compromise. Belarus thus finds itself in a political s…

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Eine Bilanz der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung

    Egbert Jahn, Ernst-Otto Czempiel et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2013

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Band 1

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens : Band 1•2009

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens

    Open Access•Egbert Jahn, Astrid Sahm et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2006

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Band 1

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens : Band 1•2006

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens

    Open Access•Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2002

    Als bedeutsamer schätzen alle drei Autoren die indirekten Auswirkungen der Friedensbewegung ein. Insbesondere auf gesellschaftlicher Ebene habe sie zur kritischen Hinterfragung militärgestützter Polit

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Eine Bilanz der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2002

  • Political Culture and National Symbols: Their Impact on the Belarusian Nation-Building Process

    Open Access•Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Nationalities Papers•1999•Cited by: 6•References: 1

    The new states emerging from the break-up of the Soviet Union not only had to manage the task of political and economic reforms but were also forced to develop a suitable national state ideology in order to ensure their achieved independence. The existence of a national consensus is essential for the stability of every state and society, and during periods of transition the question how national identity is defined becomes especially important. T…

  • Political Culture and National Symbols: Their Impact on the Belarusian Nation-Building Process

    Open Access•Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Nationalities Papers•1999•Cited by: 6•References: 1

    The new states emerging from the break-up of the Soviet Union not only had to manage the task of political and economic reforms but were also forced to develop a suitable national state ideology in order to ensure their achieved independence. The existence of a national consensus is essential for the stability of every state and society, and during periods of transition the question how national identity is defined becomes especially important. T…

  • Political Culture and National Symbols: Their Impact on the Belarusian Nation-Building Process

    Open Access•Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Nationalities Papers•1999•Cited by: 6•References: 1

    The new states emerging from the break-up of the Soviet Union not only had to manage the task of political and economic reforms but were also forced to develop a suitable national state ideology in order to ensure their achieved independence. The existence of a national consensus is essential for the stability of every state and society, and during periods of transition the question how national identity is defined becomes especially important. T…

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens

    Open Access•Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2002

    Als bedeutsamer schätzen alle drei Autoren die indirekten Auswirkungen der Friedensbewegung ein. Insbesondere auf gesellschaftlicher Ebene habe sie zur kritischen Hinterfragung militärgestützter Polit

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Eine Bilanz der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2002

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens

    Open Access•Egbert Jahn, Astrid Sahm et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2006

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Band 1

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens : Band 1•2006

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Band 1

    Astrid Sahm, Manfred Sapper et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens : Band 1•2009

  • Die Zukunft des Friedens: Eine Bilanz der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung

    Egbert Jahn, Ernst-Otto Czempiel et al.•BOOK•Die Zukunft des Friedens•2013

  • Riskanter Sonderweg: Belarus und die Covid-19-Pandemie. Belarus and the Covid-19 pandemic

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The COVID-19 virus has hit the Belarusian leadership at an inopportune moment. At the start of 2020, the first signs of an economic recession were already visible as a result of the longstanding oil conflict with Russia. President Alexander Lukashenko wanted to avoid a lockdown of public life at all costs in order to avoid obstacles to his re-election this year. Like other populist state leaders, he at first underestimated the danger posed by the…

  • Souveränität, Subordination, Integration: Schlüsselfragen zwischen Moskau und Minsk. Key issues between Moscow and Minsk

    Sabine Von Fischer, Sabine Fischer et al.•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The key to solving the political crisis in Belarus lies in Moscow. The Kremlin is not only pursuing geopolitical interests, but also fears that there may be fallout from the Belarusian protests that will affect the domestic situation in Russia. For this reason, the Russian government is supporting Aliaksandr Lukashenka, the Belarusian head of state of many years, in his attempt to hold on to power. In return, Lukashenka is performing a U-turn wit…

  • Politisches Patt in Belarus: Etappen einer Systemkrise. Stages of a systemic crisis

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2020

    The political crisis in Belarus is more than just a conflict between state and society. The protests and the violent measures taken by the security forces are shattering the self-image that people in Belarus have of their nation. The mobilisation, the solidarity and also the repression are unique in the history of the country. There is no force that could act as a broker and show the way to a compromise. Belarus thus finds itself in a political s…

  • In der Sackgasse: Die Sanktionsspirale im Konflikt Belarus–EU. The Sanctions Spiral in the EU-Belarusian Conflict

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2021

    The chances are slim that the EU will pave the way to free and fair new elections in Belarus with the aid of sanctions. Belarusian autocrat Lukašėnka has over 25 years of experience with sanctions. He is prepared to defend his power at all costs and enjoys the Kremlin’s support in defending himself against perceived “colour revolutions” coming from the West. Minsk and Moscow are deliberately creating threats to regional security, in order to impo…

  • Politics matters! Political will as a critical condition for implementing the sustainable development goals

    Open Access•Marianne Beisheim, Muriel Asseburg et al.•ARTICLE•Earth System Governance•2025•References: 19

    While commentaries often bemoan the lack of political will to “transform our world”, there is little analysis of country-level politics around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This article aims to fill that gap through assessing the preferences and priorities of governments and local elites, as well as related conflicts around the SDGs. We want to investigate what political elites want to achieve through the SDGs. For this, we build on e…

  • Zivilgesellschaft von Lukašenkas Gnaden: Gesellschaftlicher Strukturwandel in Belarus. Social Structural Change in Belarus

    Astrid Sahm•ARTICLE•Osteuropa•2025

Political science (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Feminism (3 works)

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