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Nr. 120 (2011) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 134–37 {:de}Serie: Politische Stiftungen in Asien (2) – Die Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung in AsienDie Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (RLS) arbeitet seit etwa 20 Jahren in unterschiedlichen Regionen Asiens. Rahmen für die Tätigkeit in Asien sind drei regional orientierte Programme, die jeweils einen spezifischen Fokus auf ausgewählte Länder und Fragestellungen legen. Nachfolgend wird auf Schwerpunkte unserer Analyseund Projektarbeit in diesen Programmen eingegangen… von by Marlies Linke, Peter Linke und and Sonja Blasig
Nr. 118 (2011) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 132–35 {:de}Serie: Politische Stiftungen in Asien (1) – Die Auslandsarbeit der Friedrich-Naumann- Stiftung für die Freiheit in SüdasienIm Jahr 2010 feierte die South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) ihr 25. Gründungsjubiläum. Dennoch bleiben Beschlüsse dieser Regionalorganisation häufig reine Absichtserklärungen. Ihr Ziel ist die Förderung von Austauschbeziehungen zwischen den Staaten und Gesellschaften Südasiens, die allerdings - ob wirtschaftlicher, politischer oder gesellschaftlicher Art – noch sehr schwach ausgeprägt sind. Es werden noch immer … von by Katrin Bannach
Nr. 114/115 (2010) Artikel Article 88–113 {:de}Corporate Social Responsibility in der chinesischen Textilindustrie: Unternehmerische Verantwortung chinesischer PrägungWithin the past couple of years Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has enjoyed growing attention by China’s public and private sector. When the concept was introduced to China by western companies and international organizations in the 1990s, the Chinese government at first regarded CSR as a hindrance to its national economy. Only recently did the government … von by Sabrina Habich-Sobiegalla
Nr. 112/113 (2009) Editorial 7–8 {:de}Asien – gestärkt nach der globalen Finanzmarktkrise?Die außenwirtschaftliche Abhängigkeit vieler asiatischer Länder führte dazu, dass die Folgewirkungen der globalen Finanzmarktkrise auch in Asien deutlich zu spüren waren. Offensichtlich wurde damit auch, dass die These von der Entkopplung der asiatischen Wachstumsentwicklung von der der westlichen Industrieländer nicht zutrifft. Zwar hat die innerasiatische Wirtschaftsverflechtung enorm zugenommen und Asien ist zu einem bedeutenden regionalen … von by Margot Schüller
Nr. 112/113 (2009) Artikel Article 31–52 {:de}Wissen und Entwicklung in Singapur – Trends und ThesenThis paper addresses the question how knowledge is used to benefit the economic development of Singapore. The country has followed strict science policies to establish knowledge governance regimes for a knowledge-based economy. On the basis of empirical studies the authors show, how cultural diversity and social capital impact on the ability to develop an epistemic … von by Thomas Menkhoff, Solvay Gerke, Hans-Dieter Evers und and Chay Yue-Wah
Nr. 112/113 (2009) Research Note 103–21 {:de}Entwicklungspotentiale in Südwestchina: Hintergründe und Auswirkungen zu Yunnans ambitioniertem Hydroenergie- und VerkehrsinfrastrukturausbauPR China’s impressive economic growth is focusing mainly on its eastern and southern coastal regions. Yunnan province of SW-China, famous for China’s highest bio-, geo- and ethnic diversity, is not benefiting neither in the economic growth nor in foreign direct investment. Regarding its per capita GDP Yunnan is even one of the poorest provinces of … von by Thomas Hennig
Nr. 108 (2008) Research Note 51–66 {:de}Chinas neuer Staatsfonds. Organisation, Finanzierung und Investitionsstrategie der China Investment CorporationChina’s establishment of a sovereign wealth fund has caused concern in Germany; it is feared that the China Investment Corporation might engage in industrial espionage and thereby contribute to the outflow of advanced technology. Moreover, there is apprehension that the CIC might try to enhance China’s political influence by investing in strategically important companies. These … von by Sandra Heep
Nr. 106 (2008) Artikel Article 7–23 {:de}Factors Enabling the Decoupling of China’s Energy-related Emissions from Its Economic Growth – Where is China on the Environmental Kuznets Curve?Economic growth has been one of the most important political goals in China since the reforms introduced by Deng Xiaoping in the late 1970s. The successful increase in economic welfare in China was accompanied by a decoupling of economic growth and energy-related emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and sulphur dioxide (SO2). The absolute values of … von by Li Yong und and Andreas Oberheitmann
Nr. 106 (2008) Asien Aktuell 60–80 {:en}Special Economic Zones in India – An IntroductionThis introductory article describes the salient features of the Indian embodiment of the model Chinese SEZ, how it evolved and what the various steps are in making an Indian SEZ function: from submitting an application and receiving a Letter of Approval for the establishment of an SEZ to getting the authorised operations and particular units … von by Jona Aravind Dohrmann
Nr. 103 (2007) Forschung und Lehre Research and Teaching 79–87 {:en}Discussion Paper: Megacities – A Challenge for (German) Development CooperationThis article builds upon the lessons learnt on urbanisation in Germany and other countries before, during and since the UN Habitat Conferences and its follow-up processes. The ideas dealt with herein are important not only for urbanisation experts but for all involved in critically looking at strategic considerations for (German) development co-operation and the far-reaching … von by Ulrich Nitschke, Nina Ouan und and Gerrit Peters
Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 44–48 {:en}Increasing FTA Initiatives of East Asia and the World Trading System: Current State of Play and Policy Options for the 21st CenturyAs a number of analysts discussed, East Asia had long been "a white spot" or "an empty box" in the geography of increasing worldwide regionalism.2 Since the end of 1990s, however, the region has emerged as the most dynamic region, in terms of number of FTAs (Free Trade Areas) concluded. Currently, more than thirty FTAs … von by Park Sung-Hoon
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 49–53 {:en}Political and Economic Perspectives of Asia in the 21st CenturyIn the past years, speculations about a forthcoming Pacific Century have been quite in fashion among Western as well as Asian intellectuals. And the headlines in most major newspapers, announcing when either China or India would overtake the established economic powers in the West, be it in 2030 or in 2050, seem to underline that … von by Eckhard Rohkamm
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 54–61 {:en}How „Asian“ will Asia be in the 21st Century?It does not require much imagination to predict that the geographical unit conventionally called "Asia" will aggregate the highest combined gross national products, international trade and investment figures, foreign currency reserves and a number of other economic records in the 21st century. Just look at the recent growth rates of the two most populous nations … von by Henrik Schmiegelow
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 62–69 {:en}Convergence of Interest and Sharing a Future: Deepening the Understanding of Islam in Asia and EuropeSince the advent of the 21st century, we notice that there is a global convergence, indeed consensus, in the need to deepen our understanding of Islam and Muslims, not only globally but also in Asia, because outside the Arab-speaking world of the Middle East, the next largest population of Muslims is to be found in … von by Shamsul A.B.
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 85–87 {:en}ASEAN Future Challenges and the Importance of an ASEAN CharterAt the last ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur December 2005, it has been agreed that an ASEAN Charter is of utmost importance to be able to face new and future challenges. For that purpose an Eminent Persons Group (EPG) has been established. ASEAN ISIS (Institutes for Strategic and International Studies) have proposed a Memorandum to … von by Jusuf Wanandi
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Nr. 100 (2006) Artikel Article 88–93 {:en}Revamping Laws for the Market Economy in the Post-WTO ChinaChina has begun to adopt and/or amend a series of economic laws during the five-year period between 2003 and 2008 better to meet the needs of a market economic system. After the leadership succession from the third generation to the fourth generation in early 2003, China launched this new wave of economic legislation in order … von by Zou Keyuan
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Nr. 100 (2006) Asien Aktuell 94–101 {:de}Hat Europa eine Asienpolitik? Braucht es eine?Hat Europa eine Asienpolitik? Braucht es eine? Auf den ersten Blick sind das zwei ziemlich ignorante Fragen. Natürlich gibt es eine europäische Asienstrategie, und zwar schon seit über zehn Jahren: Die erste "Asienstrategie" legte die Europäische Kommission dem Ministerrat bereits 1994 vor – übrigens nicht zuletzt aufgrund des Engagements der damaligen Bundesregierung, die bereits 1993 … von by Hanns W. Maull
Nr. 97 (2005) Editorial 5–6 {:de}EditorialIndien ist "in", nicht nur wirtschaftlich, sondern auch politisch und kulturell. Die Indische Union zahlt mittlerweile mit China zu den Lokomotiven der Weltwirtschaft. Zwar befindet sich Indien für die deutsche Industrie immer noch im Windschatten Chinas, doch sehen Prognosen u.a. der Deutschen Bank bis 2020 sogar einen leichten Vorsprung Indiens vor China. Das Engagement deutscher … von by Christian Wagner
Nr. 91 (2004) Artikel Article 26–47 {:de}Anleihemärkte in China: Entwicklungsstand und PerspektivenFor quiet a long time, Chinese bond markets have been an underdeveloped and neglected segment of China’s expanding capital markets, gaining much less attention than the flourishing equity markets of the nineties or the troubled Chinese banking sector. Despite their important role in capital market development, it was only very recently that – heavily influenced … von by Svenja Schlichting
Nr. 88 (2003) Artikel Article 11–32 {:de}Nation-Building und Souveränität im Südpazifik: das Beispiel VanuatuThe Republic of Vanuatu, which became independent on July 30th, 1980, displays several characteristics that can be regarded as typical for the Melanesian island states of the South Pacific. The Republic belongs to a group of so called "insular microstates" and is extremely heterogeneous in terms of cultural aspects. It presents the Melanesian contrast between … von by Andreas Holtz
Nr. 88 (2003) Artikel Article 33–50 {:de}Ländliche Armut und ihre Bekämpfung in der VR ChinaSince the economic reforms in the late 1970s the reduction of rural poverty seemed to be one of the most remarkable progresses in China. According to official statistics the number of rural residents below the poverty line declined by 210 million between 1978 and 1998. The paper discusses the regional differentiation of poverty criteria respectively … von by Wolfgang Taubmann
Nr. 87 (2003) Artikel Article 5–29 {:de}Transformationsprozesse in Recht und Wirtschaft der Mongolei seit 1990In the last decade Mongolia has proven to be one of the most rapidly advancing countries in transition. Amazingly simultaneous with the events in Eastern Germany Mongolia undertook profound political changes and held free, democratic elections as early as 1990. The political changes implied also economic reforms, radically opening the internal markets and making Mongolia … von by Dietrich Nelle
Nr. 87 (2003) Asien Aktuell 78–86 {:en}Which „Recipe“ for the Japanese Economy?"Quick fix" recipes for Japan's economy are as fallacious as cultural pessimism. It remains a fundamentally strong economy: per capita income at US level, huge household savings intact, cutting-edge technologies. Like Germany's economy, it is maturing, beset by a shrinking demography and molded by 130 years of reliance on indirect financing. Policy problems are cyclical … von by Michèle Schmiegelow
Nr. 84 (2002) Artikel Article 21–30 {:en}Stability and Change in Japanese Employment Institutions: The Case of Temporary WorkThe expansion of temporary employment, more than any other recent employment change, has been credited with unraveling long-term employment commitments in the U.S. This paper raises the question of whether a major recent deregulation of temporary employment in Japan can be expected to have similar effects. Within neo-institutionalist research, debates about the effects of liberalisation … von by Karen A. Shire

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