Franco-German political and cultural relations in the 20th Century
Germany's Cold War on Display: The Political Aesthetics of German-German Relations, 1949-1989
... the political order that had brought them ...both German states were aware of the larger issues at ...the political implications of product ...West German cultural identity, which gave ...
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A critical understanding of Japan's improved late 20th century relations in Eastern Asia
... This chapter provides evidence o f how Japan’s ‘developmentalist’ knowledge was utilised in Eastern Asia with Tokyo’s sponsorship, showing us how the regional approach can be very generally characterised as “governing ...
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50 years of the ‘twin engine’. Franco-German reconciliation, European integration and reflections for Asia. EU Centre Singapore Background Brief No. 8, March 2013
... to Franco-German relations, as part of a broader act of Germans coming to terms with the atrocities committed by the Third ...by German officials were largely addressed to the Jewish people, ...
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Rethinking Franco German relations: a historical perspective Bruegel Policy Contribution Issue n˚29 | November 2017
... the German capital account surplus happened regu- larly after 1945 – in the late 1960s, late 1970s, late 1980s – and gave birth to many discussions at European and global level about how to deal them (James, ...
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Power of the past: A Habermasian approach to the study of collective war memories in international relations illustrated by recent Franco German relations
... its German sister party from very early ...and German cities (twin-towering-programines), the exchange o f young students, an increased exchange o f information and interest in the other ...a ...
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Moments of self determination: the concept of 'self determination' and the idea of freedom in 20th and 21st century international discourse
... page German-language encyclopaedia of ...‘A German Version of the “Linguistic Turn”: Reinhart Koselleck and the History of Political and Social Concepts’, ...of Political Thought in National ...
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Joined at the hip, but pulling apart? : Franco German relations, the Eurozone crisis and the politics of austerity
... to Franco-German bilateral relations draws attention to the po- tential for French agency, and how any French capacity to increase the fiscal space would depend on the Franco-German ...
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Learning from the West: the development of Chinese art education for general education in the first half of 20th Century China
... unique cultural tradition an overwhelming number of Western ideas were “borrowed” to develop art education in the first half of 20 th century ...historical, political and cultural perspective, ...
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Useful Lies: The Limits of Enlightening the Common Man. Frederick the Great and Franco-German Cultural Transfer
... care. Political elites did not widely share this idealistic view of the masses as peers, and, as we will see, state paternalism was a useful notion behind which tyrannical elites could ...philosopher’s ...
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The Edwardian Sense: Art, Design, and Performance in Britain, 1901 1910
... momentous historical eras, the Edwardian years seem to lack a coherent identity of their own. Technically coinciding with Edward VII’s reign (1901–10), the period is not always easy to parse from the Late Victorian era, ...
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Lexical patterns in customary sayings
... The field of customary sayings has gained the attention of bothWestern and local researchers. Western researchers have documented the history of custom, marriage system, political system and the dispensation of ...
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The Franco German relationship the engine of European integration
... continuing Franco-German cooperation is the CFSP, further developed in the Amsterdam Treaty: “The prospects of having a common defence are being extended by the Amsterdam Treaty, especially at Germany and ...
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Structure as Process: The Regularized Intergovernmentalism of Franco German Bilateralism, CES Germany & Europe Working Papers, No 02 3, 2002
... Regularized intergovernmental practices have at least three kinds of partially overlapping effects: First, they standardize and routinize the conduct of the single states involved in the relations. They help to ...
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INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY AND BUSINESS CYCLE: AUSTRIA IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY
... short-term relations between the output (GDP) and the innovation activity (patent applications – granted patents) will be performed on full time series (no ...
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The rise of embryology in Italy: from the Renaissance to the early 20th century
... During the second half of XIX century Enrico Sertoli ideally took up Spallanzani’s work on biology of reproduction. Sertoli (1842- 1910) (Fig. 7) published the first description of his cellula ramificata (or ...
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Military assistance as a tool of 20th Century American grand strategy: the American experience in Korea and Vietnam after World War II
... international relations, this idea of contingency planning is a challenge to the idea of the status quo, because there is always some crisis, humanitarian or otherwise, happening in the ...international ...
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Economists writing history: American and French experience in the mid 20th century
... However, halfway through Day’s tenure (1929-1937) this emphasis on basic work had become increasingly difficult to defend. Indeed, the urgent social and political problems of the 1930s had led the RF board of ...
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The Brazilian Economy in 20th Century
... nineteenth century to escape education under the Japanese, came off the streets and into the modern factories of the 1970s as managers" (AMSDEN, 1989, ...
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EL CSID Policy Brief 9: Diaspora and its role in the European cultural diplomacy with Kazakhstan Institute for European Studies Issue 2018/09, September 2018
... homeland's cultural diplomacy and projecting their country ...and cultural institutions in working with diasporas, the level of homeland engagement in cultural activities locally and the impact local ...
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Long run effects of the Spanish inquisition
... 19th century and early 20th century when we observe that this gap closes almost ...the 20th century the gap remains constant ...
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