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3. Armenia: A Case Study on Mining

Author

Stefes, Christoph H., Theodoratos, Pete, Nurse, Angus, Series editor, White, Rob, Series editor, Jarrell, Melissa, Series editor, Sollund, Ragnhild, editor, Stefes, Christoph H., editor, and Germani, Anna Rita, editor

Published
2016
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4. Summary of Findings and the Way Forward

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Stefes, Christoph H., Germani, Anna Rita, Nurse, Angus, Series editor, White, Rob, Series editor, Jarrell, Melissa, Series editor, Sollund, Ragnhild, editor, Stefes, Christoph H., editor, and Germani, Anna Rita, editor

Published
2016
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7. Russia as a Norm Entrepreneur: Crimea and Humanitarian Intervention.

Author

Jose, Betcy and Stefes, Christoph H.

Subjects
*HUMANITARIAN intervention, *BUSINESSPEOPLE
Abstract

Since 1991, Russia has attempted to maintain its hegemonic role in the region. Although it has primarily relied on military and economic means, Russia's actions have also been accompanied by a normative agenda. Using the Crimean intervention, we outline the basic features of this agenda. Russia maintained that its actions were guided by humanitarian concerns, which was widely rejected as disingenuous. We contend that Russia used the humanitarian frame to circulate a regional alternative to the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine, a zombie norm it revived from the past to shape the rules of international conduct in its immediate neighborhood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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9. Policy feedback and the enforcement of international wildlife treaties in Germany.

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Gabehart, Kayla M., Fullerton, Allegra H., and Stefes, Christoph H.

Subjects
WILDLIFE conservation, ANIMAL welfare, TREATIES, BUREAUCRACY, NONGOVERNMENTAL organizations
Abstract

Copyright of European Policy Analysis is the property of Wiley-Blackwell and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

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2024
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30. Warum überleben Diktaturen?

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Gerschewski, Johannes, Merkel, Wolfgang, Schmotz, Alexander, Stefes, Christoph H., Tanneberg, Dag, Gerschewski, Johannes, Merkel, Wolfgang, Schmotz, Alexander, Stefes, Christoph H., and Tanneberg, Dag

Published
2021

31. Warum überleben Diktaturen?

Author

Gerschewski, Johannes, primary, Merkel, Wolfgang, additional, Schmotz, Alexander, additional, Stefes, Christoph H., additional, and Tanneberg, Dag, additional

Published
2013
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32. Stability vs. volatility: why the CIS is not a shining example for Central Europe

Author

Stefes, Christoph H.

Subjects
Company business management, Regional focus/area studies, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development -- Management, European Union -- Economic aspects -- Management, Commonwealth of Independent States -- Economic aspects -- Management, World Bank Group. World Bank -- Management
Abstract

Editor's Note: The article by Anders Aslund titled 'Trade Access versus an Economic Model' appeared in the Winter 2003 issue of Demokratizatsiya. The following is a response to that article. [...]

Published
2003

41. Russian Norm Entrepreneurship in Crimea: Serious Contestation or Cheap Talk?

Author

Jose, Betcy and Stefes, Christoph H.

Subjects
authoritarianism, international norms, ddc:300, Crimea, humanitarian intervention, Russia
Abstract

Western actors have long dominated the political processes and discourses that shape global norms impacting interstate behaviour. Yet, more recently, powerful autocratic regimes such as China and Russia have seemingly challenged democracies, emerging as potential contesters of international norms. What might be the outcome of this contestation? This paper broadly explores this query by investigating Russia's humanitarian justifications for its Ukrainian incursion. It examines whether Russia's claim of humanitarian intervention is more than a petty attempt to disguise pure power politics. Is Russia contesting Western understandings of humanitarian interventions in order to reshape our ideas of permissible violations of sovereignty norms to protect vulnerable populations? Using Atlas.ti, we also explore global responses to Russia's humanitarian claims. Our initial findings indicate that the Ukrainian intervention enabled Russia to contest Responsibility to Protect (R2P) and to champion an alternative version of humanitarian intervention with some limited success.

Published
2018

43. Crisis in Autocratic Regimes

Author

Gerschewski, Johannes, Stefes, Christoph H., Gerschewski, Johannes, and Stefes, Christoph H.

Subjects
Military government--Case studies, Authoritarianism--Case studies, Crises--Political aspects--Case studies
Abstract

What makes autocratic regimes vulnerable? Why, in times of crisis, do some of these regimes break down while others weather the storm? This is the puzzle addressed in Crisis in Autocratic Regimes. Taking a long-term perspective, the authors focus not on sudden shocks and ruptures, but instead on gradual processes of disintegration as they unfold over time.

Published
2018

44. Security, Democracy and Development : In the Southern Caucasus and the Black Sea Region

Author

Stefes, Christoph H., Nodia, Ghia, Stefes, Christoph H., Stefes, Christoph H., Nodia, Ghia, and Stefes, Christoph H.

Abstract

Since the early 1990s, the southern Caucasus and its larger neighbourhood, the Black Sea region, have experienced deep and sometimes painful transformations, including bloody conflicts. They have also become an arena of geopolitical and geoeconomic competition between great powers. This has attracted growing attention from social scientists. In this volume, authors from universities in Europe, the United States and the southern Caucasus focus on several of the most topical problems of the region, particularly how nascent states and societies grapple with the results of unresolved ethno-territorial conflicts and how they try to construct new civil societies from the cultural mosaic that they inherited from their Soviet past. How do elements of democracy and autocracy combine in the political regimes of the new states? Can the West have an effect on their internal development and, if so, how? How do the rich mineral resources of the Caspian region influence the development of the region’s economies and define the geopolitical standing of these countries?

Published
2015

47. Warum überleben Diktaturen?

Author

Gerschewski, Johannes, Merkel, Wolfgang, Schmotz, Alexander, Stefes, Christoph H., and Tanneberg, Dag

Subjects
legitimation, dictatorship, neoinstitutionalism, Systems of governments & states, politisches Regime, stability, Herrschaft, Repression, Staatsformen und Regierungssysteme, Diktatur, political regime, Political System, Constitution, Government, Neoinstitutionalismus, ddc:300, ddc:321, Stabilität, Staat, staatliche Organisationsformen, domination
Published
2013

50. BackMatter.

Author

Hager, Carol and Stefes, Christoph H.

Published
2016

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