How China and Russia are reshaping international politics and “Humanismus darf keine Illusion sein”

20 Nov
 These are two articles by Polish writers that Peter was telling me about:

https://blog.oup.com/2017/11/china-russia-reshaping-international-politics/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzRss&utm_campaign=oupblog

by

  • MARCIN KACZMARSi  
  • China and Russia stand out as the most vocal critics of Western domination of global politics.

 

Marcin Kaczmarski is Assistant Professor at the University of Warsaw and Head of China-EU Programme at the Centre for Eastern Studies. His research interests include rising powers, peaceful change in international politics and the role of domestic politics in foreign policy. He has published in International Affairs, Europe-Asia Studies, International Politics and Problems of Post-Communism. He is the author of the article “Non-western visions of regionalism: China’s New Silk Road and Russia’s Eurasian Economic Union.”

 

http://www.zeit.de/freitext/author/matthias-nawrat/

979 in Opole/Polen geboren. 1989 Umsiedlung nach Bamberg in Deutschland. Biologiestudium in Heidelberg und Freiburg im Breisgau. Arbeitete als Wissenschaftsjournalist und Kulturkritiker. 2012 erschien der Debütroman “Wir zwei allein” bei Nagel & Kimche, 2014 der zweite Roman “Unternehmer” bei Rowohlt. 2015 folgte der Roman „Die vielen Tode unseres Opas Jurek“. Lebt als freier Schriftsteller in Berlin-Wedding.
Matthias Nawrat
Matthias Nawrat 

Humanismus darf keine Illusion sein

Mit Egoismus, Panik oder Wut reagieren viele auf die Unsicherheit der Gegenwart. Ist eine Utopie möglich, die dem Einzelnen wieder Halt und eine geistige Behausung gibt?

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2 Responses to “How China and Russia are reshaping international politics and “Humanismus darf keine Illusion sein””

  1. stuartbramhall November 21, 2017 at 4:51 am #

    What do you think will happen to Angela Merkel? Do you think she will be voted out if there is a new election.

    Reply
    • auntyuta November 21, 2017 at 7:45 am #

      Maybe there won’t be a new election. She may stay in government but without the Social Democrats. This is going to make governing very tough for her. It looks like it might be a minority government same as here in Australia the Gillard government was.

      Reply

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