Titlebook: Internationalising China‘s Financial Markets; Svenja Schlichting Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Svenja Schlichtingvered political independence, it has been seeking to play a positive role in the international community based upon the principles set forth in the Constitution. However, just as political interpretations of the Constitution vary, so do concepts of international cooperation and policies on particula

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r. Furthermore, NGO work as well as social movements are established and carried out by individuals who share the same interests and who engage publicly to realize them. Both are thus specific forms of social engagement. In China, NGO work is subject to massive state regulations which results in a s

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Svenja Schlichtingtter being one of the pioneer expression of the so-called alter-globalization movement. The analysis suggests that the European Union (EU), even when it constitutes an alternative space for action, is not capable of substantially modifying the balances of power and the inequalities that are part of

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pact of long-term unemployment on the participation of youth. We aim to determine whether exclusion from the labor market deters the potential that youngsters have for political participation and therefore for taking part in the democratic process. We focus in particular on the propensity of young l

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Svenja Schlichtingpecially in the Gaza Strip have dramatically worsened since Arafat and Rabin’s famous handshake. Rather than opening a new stage in the Middle East peace process, the economic agreements that have been signed seem to be using Palestinian capital flows to promote Israeli and Jordanian business intere

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hin the region have remained limited. There is no unique way to define the MENA region. The most comprehensive definition covers 24 countries: the 21 members of the Arab League (Algeria, Bahrain, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saud