Foreign and Security Policy

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The German action plan for Climate Foreign Policy and the manifestos of Green parties

The German government recently adopted an action plan for its climate foreign policy. This article presents the core characteristics of this plan. Furthermore, it compares these characteristics with the findings of a recently published study conducted by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, which attempts to determine the concept of “green foreign policy”. The conclusion is that the German plan is indeed directed towards a concrete green strategy.

By Ιannis Konstantinidis

Retrieved #1 Why feminist foreign policy?

INTERVIEW

In this 1st 'Retrieved' podcast series episode, which is published here as a transcript, we talk with Nina Bernarding on feminist foreign policy: in a society, women is the first Other. And how you treat this first Others, [...] really sets the example of how you deal with other Others, so be it other states or other nations.

EU statecraft in the age of permacrisis

PUBLICATION

The purpose of this working paper is twofold. First, to suggest and examine how the EU can enhance its security and its global role, without diverting its focus to the remilitarization of European politics. Second, to examine how, in the age of permacrisis, deliberative and discursive processes should be at the heart of EU public diplomacy.

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Green Foreign Policy Snapshots

PUBLICATION

Green foreign policy, lacking an agreed upon definition, is often misquoted and misinterpreted, narrowed down to only protecting the natural environment. In this preliminary study conducted in 2022, we attempted to see beyond scattered political opinion by analysing data. Partial or complete, a green foreign policy doctrine may be an eventuality based on these initial findings.

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