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2. Oído Atento

Author

de Boe, Stanley, Livingston, Michael, and Fischer, Joschka

Published
2003

4. Une Europe inédite

Author

Blair, Tony, Fischer, Joschka, Jospin, Lionel, Lefort, Bernard, Michel, Louis, and Lefort, Bernard

Subjects
History, histoire, HB, HIS000000, archives, Fondation Jean Monnet
Abstract

L’Europe se construit. Depuis un demi-siècle, pas à pas, un nouvel environnement économique, un nouvel espace géographique, une nouvelle entité politique se dessinent. Parmi les lieux de mémoire dédiés à l’histoire récente de l’Europe, la Fondation Jean Monnet, à Lausanne, possède un certain nombre d’archives permettant de suivre, de mieux comprendre à travers des textes rares comment l’idée d’union européenne s’est retrempée au fil des années, y compris avant et pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Ses documents sont le noyau de l’ensemble que nous proposons. Les textes présentés dans ce volume essaient de donner un autre éclairage sur la « mécanique européenne ». L’angle choisi permet de montrer que la construction de l’Europe moderne ne fut pas forcément « technocratique », mais que, comme tout projet singulier, elle est le résultat de tâtonnements, d’hésitations, de conflits souvent aujourd’hui oubliés, et aussi d’un élan réel.

Published
2020

5. De la Confédération à la Fédération réflexion sur la finalité de l’intégration européenne. Discours de M. Joschka Fischer à l’Université Humboldt de Berlin, le 12 mai 2000

Author

Fischer, Joschka

Subjects
History, histoire, HB, HIS000000, archives, Fondation Jean Monnet
Abstract

Il y a cinquante ans, presque jour pour jour, Robert Schuman exposait son idée d’une « Fédération européenne » indispensable à la préservation de la paix, marquant ainsi l’avènement d’une toute nouvelle ère en Europe. L’intégration européenne était la réponse à des siècles d’équilibre précaire entre les puissances de notre continent qui basculait régulièrement dans des guerres d’hégémonie dévastatrices, dont les deux guerres mondiales menées entre 1914 et 1945 avaient sonné la funeste apogée....

Published
2020

6. Europe needs to assert itself in the world

Author

Ahtisaari, Martti and Fischer, Joschka

Subjects
Peacekeeping forces, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

November 9 will be a seminal date for the European Union - 18 years since east Berliners tore down the wall and began Europe's unification. Though the EU is often [...]

Published
2007

7. Sanctions would force a change of policy in Sudan DARFUR A PROPOSAL FROM 15 FORMER FOREIGN MINISTERS

Author

Albright, Madeleine, Axworthy, Lloyd, Cem, Ismail, Derycke, Erik, Dini, Lamberto, Evans, Gareth, Fischer, Joschka, Geremek, Bronislaw, Green, Rosario, Petersen, Niels Helveg, Palacio, Ana, Pitsuwan, Surin, Polfer, Lydie, Van Aartsen, Jozias, and Vedrine, Hubert

Subjects
International economic relations, Foreign ministers, Peacekeeping forces, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Sudan's President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has demonstrated he will act only in what he perceives to be his own best interests. If the international community is to protect the people [...]

Published
2006

8. The Euro Crisis -- A Political or Financial Challenge?

Author

Fischer, Joschka

Subjects
CABINET officers, GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, EUROPEAN Sovereign Debt Crisis, 2009-2018, EURO
Abstract

The article presents a speech by Joschka Fischer, former Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany, delivered on May 15, 2012 within the Kozminski and TIGER Distinguished Lectures Series, in which he discussed the global financial crisis that started in September 2008, why the European Union (EU) is in the center of this crisis, and the political reasons for the formation of the euro.

Published
2013
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9. TURKEY'S EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE: THE GERMAN VIEW.

Author

Fischer, Joschka

Subjects
EUROPEAN Union membership, LAW reform, INTERNATIONAL relations, INTERNATIONAL economic relations, REFORMS
Abstract

The author argues that the German Government has given its unrelenting support for accession negotiations if Turkey meets the Copenhagen political criteria. According to the author both Turkey and the EU are already reaping the benefits of Turkey's EU perspective. He cites three reasons as to why he believes it to be in the political interest of the EU member states, especially Germany, to continue this process: Firstly, because prospective membership has acted as a catalyst, causing Turkey to embark upon far-reaching constitutional and legislative reforms in a very short period. Secondly, because Turkey is of strategic importance to Europe's security given the paradigm shift in world politics. Thirdly, because Turkey is already an important economic partner for Germany and other member states and will even gain in importance once accession negotiations have begun. The author elaborates on the three reasons and concludes by stating that Turkey's fulfilment of the reform goals should be met by the fulfilment of the EU's pledges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005

10. TURKEY'S EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE: THE GERMAN VIEW.

Author

Fischer, Joschka

Subjects
POLITICAL science, REFORMS
Abstract

The author argues that the German Government has given its unrelenting support for accession negotiations if Turkey meets the Copenhagen political criteria. According to the author both Turkey and the EU are already reaping the benefits of Turkey's EU perspective. He cites three reasons as to why he believes it to be in the political interest of the EU member states, especially Germany, to continue this process: Firstly, because prospective membership has acted as a catalyst, causing Turkey to embark upon far-reaching constitutional and legislative reforms in a very short period. Secondly, because Turkey is of strategic importance to Europe's security given the paradigm shift in world politics. Thirdly, because Turkey is already an important economic partner for Germany and other member states and will even gain in importance once accession negotiations have begun. The author elaborates on the three reasons and concludes by stating that Turkey's fulfilment of the reform goals should be met by the fulfilment of the EU's pledges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2004

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