Polityka rozwojowa Niemiec jako czynnik stabilizacji i bezpieczeństwa państw upadłych na przykładzie Afganistanu i państw Afryki Subsaharyjskiej
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2015
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1733-2680
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Oficyna Wydawnicza AFM
Abstract
Fragile states pose a risk to regional and global security and an immense challenge to
international development cooperation. The term fragile states generally refers to countries with
dysfunctional, deteriorating or collapsed central authorities, as well as weak, failed, failing and collapsed
states. In recent years they have attracted considerable and increased attention in the international
development community, including the German development policy. Documents such as
the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) strategy “Developmentoriented
Transformation in Conditions of Fragile Statehood and Poor Government Performance”
and the guidelines on dealings with troubled states demonstrate that the German development cooperation
has tried to tailor its approaches to these circumstances. This new policy crosses ministry
boundaries and sets out a framework of closely action for the German foreign ministry, the defense
ministry and the ministry for economic cooperation. This paper gives a short summary of the German
policy towards fragile states, portrays their limitations, efforts and strategies for the future.
Key words: fragile states, development policy, development cooperation, Germany,
ODA, aid
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poloityka rozwoju, współpraca na rzecz rozwoju, Niemcy, pomoc, fragile states, development policy, development cooperation, Germany, ODA, aid
Citation
Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe 2015, nr 1 s. 171-188.