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Prof. Dr. Thomas Risse, Prof. Dr. Ursula Lehmkuhl
Jan 01, 2006 — Dec 31, 2017
The project contributes to the development of a theory of governance in areas of limited statehood. It will critically analyse theories of governance which focus on the modern nation-state and will investigate their applicability to areas of limited statehood. Theory development in this project ...
Gerhard Göhler
Jan 01, 2006 — Dec 31, 2009
Starting from the presumption that control ( Steuerung ) is a relation of power, the project analyses mechanisms of soft control in areas of limited statehood in order to develop a systematic concept of soft control. Linking debates on Steuerung , governance, and power enables the identification ...
Prof Dr. Gunnar Folke Schuppert
The project inquires the consequences for the „rule of law“ deriving from the special context of limited statehood. By starting off from the increasing process of denationalization of rule-making and jurisdiction, and by refering to jurisprudence and social sciences literature on the ...
Prof. Dr. Beate Rudolf
Traditionally, public international law focused on the legal relations between sovereign states. However, since the end of World War II, significant developments, such as the codification of universal human rights, the emergence of international criminal law, or the acceptance of fundamental norms ...
Prof. Dr. Bernd Ladwig
This project investigates which normative standards of governance could be applicable to areas of failing statehood. Modern legitimations of statehood depend on basic notions of human rights that are considered to be minimal standards of civilization. These normative “bottom-line” arguments ...
