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2019
Radermacher, F. J.
The Marshall Plan with Africa: An approach to the implementation of the Agenda 2030?! Book Chapter
In: Herlyn, E.; Lévy-Tödter, M. (Ed.): Chapter 2, pp. 15-42, Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden, 1, 2019.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: Agenda 2030, English, Marshall Plan
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year = {2019},
date = {2019-12-12},
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abstract = {The text discusses the Agenda 2030, the so-called Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations and their chances of implementation. The text does not agree on praising the SDGs, but rather sees them in some sense as a step backwards compared to the Millen-nium Development Goals (MDGs), because they make it easier for richcountries to concen-trate on their own problems instead of tackling the major global sustainability challenges in international cooperation. From the author’s point of view, the implementation chances for the SDGs are not high. Consideration is then given to whether a Marshall Plan with Africa would offer an opportunity to push forward the implementation of the SDGs, particularly in the case of Africa, where the greatest challenges exist. In fact, a Marshall Plan offers these opportunities, but here again the question arises whether such a plan will ever be imple-mented. The recently launched "Development and Climate Alliance" of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) suggests a way in which a multi-stakeholder initiative could possibly lead to an approach of promoting a Marshall Plan with Africa and other related international developments and thus making a substantial contribu-tion to the implementation of the SDGs. The text discusses the topics mentioned and related questions.},
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The text discusses the Agenda 2030, the so-called Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations and their chances of implementation. The text does not agree on praising the SDGs, but rather sees them in some sense as a step backwards compared to the Millen-nium Development Goals (MDGs), because they make it easier for richcountries to concen-trate on their own problems instead of tackling the major global sustainability challenges in international cooperation. From the author’s point of view, the implementation chances for the SDGs are not high. Consideration is then given to whether a Marshall Plan with Africa would offer an opportunity to push forward the implementation of the SDGs, particularly in the case of Africa, where the greatest challenges exist. In fact, a Marshall Plan offers these opportunities, but here again the question arises whether such a plan will ever be imple-mented. The recently launched "Development and Climate Alliance" of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) suggests a way in which a multi-stakeholder initiative could possibly lead to an approach of promoting a Marshall Plan with Africa and other related international developments and thus making a substantial contribu-tion to the implementation of the SDGs. The text discusses the topics mentioned and related questions.
2018
(Ed.)
Migration, Sustainability and a Marshall Plan with Africa Periodical
A Memorandum for the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Governments of the EU Member States, 2018.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: English, Marshall Plan, Migration, Sustainability
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title = {Migration, Sustainability and a Marshall Plan with Africa},
author = {B. Beyers and J. v. Braun and E. Herlyn and K. Leisinger and G. Maxton and F. J. Radermacher and T. Straubhaar and E. U. v. Weizsäcker},
url = {https://www.fawn-ulm.de/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Denkschrift_EN_MP_Afrika.pdf},
year = {2018},
date = {2018-07-01},
issuetitle = {A Memorandum for the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Governments of the EU Member States},
journal = {SENATE},
abstract = {The global developments of recent years have given rise to many challenges and uncertainties. It is by no means clear that the world will move towards a balanced state of sustainability. One scenario would involve large-scale conflicts, both between nation states as well as within countries, up to a global refeudalisation, an ongoing erosion of democracy, an increase in the number of ‘failed states’, ecological collapses in parts of the world and, subsequently, growing migration flows. Steps in this hardly optimistic direction can already be observed today. },
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The global developments of recent years have given rise to many challenges and uncertainties. It is by no means clear that the world will move towards a balanced state of sustainability. One scenario would involve large-scale conflicts, both between nation states as well as within countries, up to a global refeudalisation, an ongoing erosion of democracy, an increase in the number of ‘failed states’, ecological collapses in parts of the world and, subsequently, growing migration flows. Steps in this hardly optimistic direction can already be observed today.
2016
and, F. J. Radermacher
Denkschrift: Migration, Nachhaltigkeit und ein Marshall Plan mit Afrika Miscellaneous
2016.
Abstract | Links | BibTeX | Tags: Marshall Plan, Migration, Nachhaltigkeit
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http://wp5.senat-deutschland.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Denkschrift_Marshallplan_mit_Afrika_Materialband.pdf
http://www.senatorvision.de/player.php?id=1128},
year = {2016},
date = {2016-11-11},
abstract = {Club of Rome und Senat der Wirtschaft haben für die Bundesregierung die Denkschrift „Migration, Nachhaltigkeit und ein Marshall Plan mit Afrika“ vorgelegt. Viele Autoren haben bei dieser Arbeit mitgewirkt. Das Ergebnis liegt in einer Kurz- und in einer Langversion vor. Zu einigen der aufgenommenen Beiträge wurden aus Platzgründen kürzere Varianten in die Denkschrift integriert. Die längeren Texte finden sich in diesem Band. Als Input wichtig war auch ein BMZ/giz Workshop zum Thema, zu dem eine Dokumentation vorliegt, vgl. hierzu auch den Beitrag von Hajo Junge, Franz Josef Radermacher und Roland Wöller in diesem Band. Zwei weitere Dokumente von Abderrazak El Badraoui und Franz Trieb wurden wegen der inhaltlichen Bedeutung hier noch einmal aufgenommen. Das gilt auch für wichtige öffentliche Beiträge von Bundespräsident a.D. Horst Köhler und Bundesfinanzminister Wolfgang Schäuble, die zu Orientierungszwecken aufgenommen wurden.},
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Club of Rome und Senat der Wirtschaft haben für die Bundesregierung die Denkschrift „Migration, Nachhaltigkeit und ein Marshall Plan mit Afrika“ vorgelegt. Viele Autoren haben bei dieser Arbeit mitgewirkt. Das Ergebnis liegt in einer Kurz- und in einer Langversion vor. Zu einigen der aufgenommenen Beiträge wurden aus Platzgründen kürzere Varianten in die Denkschrift integriert. Die längeren Texte finden sich in diesem Band. Als Input wichtig war auch ein BMZ/giz Workshop zum Thema, zu dem eine Dokumentation vorliegt, vgl. hierzu auch den Beitrag von Hajo Junge, Franz Josef Radermacher und Roland Wöller in diesem Band. Zwei weitere Dokumente von Abderrazak El Badraoui und Franz Trieb wurden wegen der inhaltlichen Bedeutung hier noch einmal aufgenommen. Das gilt auch für wichtige öffentliche Beiträge von Bundespräsident a.D. Horst Köhler und Bundesfinanzminister Wolfgang Schäuble, die zu Orientierungszwecken aufgenommen wurden.
2009
Radermacher, F. J.
Holistic Approaches – A Global Contract and the Global Marshall Plan Journal Article
In: 2009.
Abstract | BibTeX | Tags: Marshall Plan, Weltfinanzsystem, Weltökonomie
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Talk given in Brussels.},
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The pressing global problems require more than a system of sovereign states as we have it today. The world needs a better global governance system, rulebased, a global contract, aiming at a global eco-social market economy, climate justice and the perspective of worldwide citizen rights and a worldwide democracy. A Global Marshall Plan is a first step in this direction.
Talk given in Brussels.
Talk given in Brussels.