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Reparations Politics - A Case Study of the Reparations Demands of the Herero towards the Federal Republic of Germany
Barbara Kurowska

Reparations politics is a field of growing importance in international relations.
The change in the importance of women in the European Parliament after the enlargement of 2004.
Paulina Mika

The article deals with the change in the importance of women in the European Parliament after the enlargement of 2004.
Where did the capital and the workforce go? A economic short time assessment of the EU-enlargement
Klaus Bachmann

The following article tries to assess the short term impact on EU enlargement 2004 on workforce migration, FDI flows, inflation rates and unemployment in the new member states and EU-15.
The influence of political and economic integration of Belgium and Holland on the liberalization of soft drugs’ policy.
Honorata Gąsior

This article tries to give an answer to the question, if the liberal policy of the Netherlands with respect to so called soft drugs can be conceived as the result of overspill in the neofunctionali
The negotiation process concerning the extradition treaty between the EU und the USA in the light of realism.
Katarzyna Buczak

This article analyzes the negotiations between the European Union and the United States concerning a new treaty, complementary to the existing bilateral agreements on extradition.
Multi-Level Governance in the African Union. The Role of Civil Society Organisations in the African Union’s. Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development Policy
Ruth Langer

This paper argues that supranational structures like the African Union (AU) can help to facilitate democratic participation of various actors in decision making procedures that have very little cha
Contribution or stumbling stone? Justice and reconciliation revisited.
Peter Lambertz

In this article, Peter Lambertz provides an overview over the different conceptualizations of reconciliation in social psychology, political science, history, law and sociology, dividing them into
Efekt CNN: wpływ mediów na interwencje zbrojne Stanów Zjednoczonych w Afganistanie, na Haiti i w Liberii.
Wojciech Rodak

„Efekt CNN" jest stosunkowo nowym terminem w naukach społecznych określający wpływ przekazu medialnego (a szczególnie telewizji i prasy) na podejmowane przez rządzących decyzje polityczne.

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