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Gerne möchte ich auch im Blog auf folgenden Workshop aufmerksam machen. Anbei die E-Mail, welche mich vom Veranstalter erreichte.


Sehr geehrter Herr Seyfarth,

der Einsendeschluss für den Policy-Workshop Wettbewerb "Ideas with Impact", für Studierende aller Fachrichtungen, rückt immer näher. Wir würden uns daher freuen, wenn Sie den folgenden Link mit Informationen zum Wettbewerb weiterleiten könnten, um Studierenden in ihrem Netzwerk noch die Möglichkeit zur Teilnahme zu geben:

http://www.atlantic-community.org/index/articles/view/Ideas_with_Impact%3A_Policy_Workshop_Competition_2010

Wir möchten dazu aufrufen, neue Ideen und Lösungsansätze zu festgefahrenen Problemen der transatlantischen Beziehungen zu entwickeln. Die drei Themenkategorien (Klimawandel, Iran, Russland) sind vor allem Bereiche, in denen die deutsche Außenpolitik einen starken transformativen Einfluss haben kann.

www.atlantic-community.org ist ein Projekt des gemeinnützigen, unabhängigen Vereins Atlantische Initiative e.V., dessen Ziel die Förderung der außenpolitischen Debattenkultur in Deutschland ist. Die Seite ermöglicht es Studierenden und jungen Berufstätigen im Bereich
der Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik sich mit etablierten Experten zu Themen der internationalen Beziehungen auszutauschen. Die Redakteure regen Diskussionen zu aktuellen Themen unter den mehr als 4.500 Teilnehmern an und geben einen Überblick über tagesaktuelle Themen.
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