Dr. phil. Nadine Godehardt

• Andrea Frenzel
• Nadine Godehardt

Improving Europe’s China Competence

• German

On the Significance of China Competence for German and European Policy on China

doi:10.18449/2020C40

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• Nadine Godehardt
• Karoline Postel-Vinay

Connectivity and Geopolitics: Beware the “New Wine in Old Bottles” Approach

doi:10.18449/2020C35

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• Susan Bergner
• Nadine Godehardt
• Maike Voss

Global Health Policy Is World Politics

• German

The Covid-19 outbreak is an acid test for the international order, which was already under enormous pressure before the crisis. According to Susan Bergner, Nadine Godehardt, and Maike Voss, the political will to shape health policy globally is needed to achieve sustainable success.

• Nadine Godehardt

Shaping Beats Decoupling: Alternatives to Global Conflict between the United States and China

• German

China is increasingly seen as the central threat to the liberal Western world order. A growing sense that this shift is unstoppable creates a climate of discussion that overlooks important alternatives, writes Nadine Godehardt.

• Paul Joscha Kohlenberg
• Nadine Godehardt
• Stephen Aris
• Fred Sündermann
• Aglaya Snetkov
• Juliet Fall

Introducing UNSCdeb8 (beta)

A Database for Corpus-Driven Research on the United Nations Security Council

doi:10.5281/zenodo.3234498

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• Paul Joscha Kohlenberg
• Nadine Godehardt

China’s Global Connectivity Politics

• German

On Confidently Dealing with Chinese Initiatives

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• Karoline Eickhoff
• Nadine Godehardt

China’s Horn of Africa Initiative: Fostering or Fragmenting Peace?

Security cooperation has become vital for protecting China’s interests and investments in Africa, especially in the geopolitically important Horn of Africa (HoA). Now, it recently launched the ‘Initiative of Peaceful Development in the Horn of Africa’ and appointed its first special envoy for the region. Both steps suggest that China seeks to become a more prominent development and security provider in the region. As the EU and Germany currently re-evaluate their relations with Beijing as much as with African partner countries, questions arise about the substance of the HoA initiative and what the consequences for peace and security in the region could be.

doi:10.18449/2022MTA-WP01

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