Publikationen der Forschungsgruppe
Eckhard, Steffen (2010): Pathologies of Modern Protectorates: Bureaucratic Drift and Minority Implementation under International Administration of Kosovo, Unveröffentlichte M.A.-Arbeit, Universität Konstanz.
Eckhard, Steffen (2011): "Political Engineering in Kosovo. Lessons from Confronting Institutional Theory and Practice", Amsterdam Social Science 3:1, 21-46.
Noetzel, Timo/Bunde, Tobias/Oroz, Adrian (im Erscheinen): "The Graveyard of the Liberal Moment? Afghanistan and the Future of Liberal Order Building", in: Hans Georg Ehrhart, Sven Bernard Gareis, Charles Pentland (Hrsg.), Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press.
Noetzel, Timo (2011): "The German Politics of War: Kunduz and the War in Afghanistan, in: International Affairs 87:2, S. 397-417.
Noetzel, Timo/Ischinger, Wolfgang/Bundes, Tobias (2011): "20 Jahre nach der Vereinigung. Deutsche Außenpolitik in und für Europa", in: Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 4:1, S. 89-107.
Noetzel, Timo/Oroz, Adrian (2011): "Afghanistan: Towards 2014", MSC conference Booklet paper für die 47. Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz, 4-6. Februar 2011, S. 62-63.
Noetzel, Timo (2010): "Germany's Small War in Afghanistan: Military Learning Amid Politico-Strategic Inertia", in: Contemporary Security Policy 31:3, S. 486-508.
Noetzel, Timo/Bunde, Tobias/Oroz, Adrian (2010): "Afghanistan als Ende des liberalen Moments?", in: Sicherheit und Frieden, 28:3, S. 169-174.
Noetzel, Timo/Grams, Christoph/Zapfe, Martin u.a. (2010): "Die Bundeswehr der Zukunft", PolicyBrief der stiftung neue verantwortung 2, Berlin.
Noetzel, Timo/Bunde, Tobias (2010): "Unavoidable Tensions: The Liberal Path to Global NATO", in: Contemporary Security Policy 31:2, S. 295-318.
Noetzel, Timo/Rid, Thomas (2010): "Germany", in: Thomas Rid, Thomas Keaney (Hrsg.), Understanding Counterinsurgency Warfare. Doctrine, Operations, Challenges, Milton Park: Routledge, S. 46-58.
Noetzel, Timo (2010): "Eine neue Strategie für Afghanistan? Deutschlands fehlende Debatte", in: spw – Zeitschrift für Sozialistische Politik und Wirtschaft, spw 1/2010, S. 16-19.
Noetzel, Timo/Zapfe, Timo (2009): "Der Einsatz im Fokus? Das Verteidigungsministerium und die Auslandseinsätze", in: Robert Glawe (Hrsg.): Eine neue deutsche Sicherheitsarchitektur – Impulse für die nationale Strategiedebatte, Berlin, S. 187-194.
Noetzel, Timo/Schreer, Benjamin (2009): "NATO’s Vietnam. Afghanistan and the Future of the Atlantic Alliance", in: Contemporary Security Policy 30:3, S. 529-547.
Noetzel, Timo/Zapfe, Martin (2009): "NATO and Counterinsurgency: The case of Germany", in: Christopher M. Schnaubelt (Hrsg.): Counterinsurgency: the challenge for NATO strategy and operations, NATO Defense College Forum Paper Series 11, Rom, S. 129-151.
Noetzel, Timo/Rid, Thomas (2009): "Germany’s Options in Afghanistan", in: Survival 51:5, S. 71-90.
Noetzel, Timo/Schreer, Benjamin (2008): „All the Way? The Evolution of German Military Power“, in: International Affairs 84:2, S. 211-221.
Noetzel, Timo/Schreer, Benjamin (2008): „Counter-what? Germany and Counter-Insurgency in Afghanistan“, in: RUSI Journal 153:1, S. 42-46.
Roth, Florian (2010): "Boomerangs from Afghanistan", Beitrag zur Jahreskonferenz der International Studies Association, New Orleans, 17.-20.2.2010.
Roth, Florian (2011): "Legitimation und Delegitimation der Afghanistan-Intervention durch strategisches Framing in Deutschland und Großbritannien", Beitrag zur Dreiländerkonferenz zum Thema "Politische Integration", Basel, 13.-14.1.2011.
Schreer, Benjamin/Noetzel, Timo (2009): "Does a multi-tier NATO matter? The Atlantic alliance and the process of strategic change", in: International Affairs 85:2, S. 211-226.
Schreer, Benjamin/Noetzel, Timo (2009): "Missing Links: The Evolution of German Counter-Insurgency Thinking", in: RUSI Journal 154:1, S.16-22.
Schreer, Benjamin (2008): The Howard Legacy. Australian Military Strategy, 1996–2007, German Strategic Studies. Analysen zur Sicherheitspolitik. Bd. 2, Herausgegeben vom Institut für Sicherheitspolitik an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Frankfurt: Peter Lang.
Seibel, Wolfgang (2007): "The ‘Responsibility to Protect’ and Modern Protectorates - UN Peace Operations as Successfully Failing Ventures", Beitrag zur Konferenz "The New Protectorates: International Administration and the Dilemmas of Governance", University of Cambridge, 6.-8.6.2007.
Seibel, Wolfgang (2008): "Moderne Protektorate als Ersatzstaat: UN-Friedensoperationen und Dilemmata internationaler Übergangsverwaltungen", in: Gunnar Folke Schuppert und Michael Zürn (Hrsg.), Governance in einer sich wandelnden Welt. Wiesbaden: VS-Verlag, 499-530.
Wiese, Inken (2010): „Das Engagement der arabischen Staaten in Afghanistan“, Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte. Beilage zur Wochenzeitung Das Parlament, 21-22/2010, 25. Mai 2010, 35-40.
Wiese, Inken (2011): „Arabische Entwicklungspolitik im Jemen: Soziale Reformen zur Stabilisierung, in: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte. Beilage zur Wochenzeitung Das Parlament, 39/2011, 26. September 2011, S. 45-49.
Wiese, Inken (2011): „Die Beziehungen der kleinen Golfstaaten zur Türkei: Ungleiche Erwartungen an ein großes Potential“, in: Sigrid Faath (Hg.): Die Zukunft arabisch-türkischer Beziehungen: Nationales Interesse, nicht Religion als Basis der Kooperation. Baden-Baden: Nomos, S. 141-158 (DGAP-Schriften zur internationalen Politik).
Zapfe, Martin (2011): Sicherheitskultur und Strategiefähigkeit. Die ressortgemeinsame Kooperation der Bundesrepublik Deutschland für Afghanistan, Konstanz (noch unveröffentlichte Dissertationsschrift).
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