I. Security and International Legal System: Collective and National
Security Policy
Matthias Herdegen: Security in Modern International Law
Ulrich Schlie: World Order – The Future of the State System
Joerg Forbrig: Russia and the West: From Difficult Partner to Adversary
Xuewu Gu: China’s Rise to Major Power Status and its Challenges for the West
Jackson Janes: Principle, Policy, and Purpose – The Balance of Values and Interests
Christoph Raab: Germany’s Security Role in the 21stCentury
Karl-Heinz Kamp: The Power of Institutions: NATO, the EU, and OSCE
II. Global Challenges
Wolfgang Ischinger: The Ukraine Crisis and the European Security Order
Harald Müller: Security Policy Today
August Hanning: The War on Terror
Jakob Rhyner: Environmental Risks and Human Security in the Context of Global Change
Lena Guesnet: Conflict Resources and Human Security
Christian Schmidt: Food Security as a Contribution to Security Policy
Stephan Klingebiel / Annamarie Bindenagel Šehović: Making Global Health Governance Work: Recommendations for How to Respond to Global Health Post-Ebola
III. Implications for Germany
Herfried Münkler: Germany’s International Responsibility
Norbert Röttgen: Strategic Challenges for Germany’s Foreign Policy
Hans-Dieter Heumann: Germany’s Responsibility for International Security
Karl Kaiser: Responsibility for Transatlantic Security
Joachim Krause: What Are the Tasks Facing the German Defense Policy?
Christoph Schwegmann: The White Paper 2016 – Defining Germany’s new Role
Stefan Mair: Economic Interests in Germany’s Security Policy
Tilman Mayer: Demographics as a Security Challenge
Maximilian Terhalle / Bastian Giegerich: The Munich Consensus and the Purpose of German Power
IV. Conclusion
James Bindenagel: Security Policy Responsibilities and Strategic Studies in the 21st Century