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"JANUS.NET, e-journal of International Relations meets the most rigorous criteria applicable to scientific publications. Its objective is to offer the national and international academic communities texts that advance theory for the analysis and interpretation of international processes and key world events. Without being constrained by a single analysis paradigm, JANUS.NET, e-journal of International Relations approaches issues from a multi-dimensional viewpoint, bringing together political, economic, strategic, social, cultural, and environmental perspectives."--Journal homepage.

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L'ampleur des bouleversements internationaux, la rapidité des évolutions et les signaux contradictoires qui assaillent l'observateur rendent difficile l'interprétation d'une actualité pléthorique. Il peut dès lors être utile de recourir aux instruments théoriques pour dépasser l'empirisme du commentaire « à chaud », hiérarchiser les informations, les organiser et leur donner sens. Plurielles du fait de l'ampleur de leur objet, les théories des Relations internationales offrent ainsi des grilles de lecture alternatives de la réalité qui ne prétendent pas être justes mais seulement utiles. N'ayant plus vocation à l'universel, obligatoirement temporaires et en constante évolution, ces théories n'ont pas d'autre ambition que de fournir une aide à la compréhension d'un monde en devenir. Passant en revue les différentes approches, cette nouvelle édition présente une version actualisée des débats en cours en insistant sur les transformations au sein même des grandes écoles théoriques.

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The activity of the Federation of Expellees (German: Bund der Ver triebenen, BdV) and its chairperson Erika Steinbach, including efforts aimed at establishing the Centre Against Expulsions1 (ZgV) have been and will continue to be a source of controversy in Germany’s domestic policy, as well as in Polish–German and Czech–German relations. Steinbach has become a central figure in German inter-party conflicts and in disputes with the country’s immediate neighbours. In her efforts to gain more publicity for injustice and suffering in the German past she has resorted to controversial methods and has thus latched onto another stage in the historical debate on the consequences of World War II. This time it is related to and interpreted from the point of view of the German victims.

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