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Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy Also in this series: Doutje Lettinga and Lars van Troost (eds), Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy: South Africa, March 2016. www.amnesty.nl/RisingPowersouthafrica Doutje Lettinga and Lars van Troost (eds), Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy: India, April 2015. www.amnesty.nl/RisingPowerIndia Thijs van Lindert and Lars van Troost (eds), Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy: Brazil, November 2014. www.amnesty.nl/RisingPowerBrazil Other publications by Strategic Studies: Doutje Lettinga and Lars van Troost (eds), Can Human Rights Bring Social Justice? Twelve Essays, October 2015. www.amnesty.nl/canhumanrightsbringsocialjustice Thijs van Lindert and Doutje Lettinga (eds), The Future of Human Rights in an Urban World. Exploring Opportunities, Threats and Challenges, September 2014. www.amnesty.nl/UrbanWorld Doutje Lettinga and Lars van Troost (eds), Debating The Endtimes of Human Rights. Institutions and Activism in a Neo-Westphalian World, July 2014. www.amnesty.nl/endtimes Strategic Studies is an initiative of Amnesty International Netherlands. Since 2013 Strategic Studies has been mapping out national and international social, political and legal developments which can affect the future of human rights and the work of Amnesty International in particular. Contact: StrategischeVerkenningen@amnesty.nl
Table of Contents List of Authors and Editors 5 Introduction 9 German foreign policy and human rights 15 Michael Krennerich From normalcy to hegemony to impotence? German foreign policy and European external relations 27 Ulrike Guérot German human rights policy in a multipolar world 37 Katrin Kinzelbach & Garima Mohan Foreign policy, migration and human rights 53 Almut Möller Foreign policy, development assistance/international cooperation and human rights 61 Andrea Kämpf The future of <strong>Germany</strong>’s support to the Responsibility to Protect 73 Sarah Brockmeier Shaping the German foreign policy (and human rights) debate: actors, influencers and agendas in Berlin 83 Wolfgang Büttner The challenging inconsistencies of German external human rights policy 93 Alexia Knappmann and Andrea Berg References 107
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