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      Handbuch Außenpolitik Österreichs 

      Menschenrechtspolitik

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          Zusammenfassung

          Menschenrechte sind Grund- und Schutzrechte für jede und jeden – für Staatsbürger*innen und Nicht-Staatsbürger*innen. In Österreich folgt die Menschenrechtspolitik nicht nur einer außenpolitischen Orientierung, vielmehr dominieren innenpolitische Interessenslagen die Normgebung als auch die Umsetzung universeller Rechte. Das Engagement auf Ebene der Vereinten Nationen (UN) ist ausgeprägt, auf Ebene der Europäischen Union (EU) ist Österreich weniger aktiv, ist aber kein blockierendes, sondern ein tendenziell bremsendes Mitgliedsland.

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          The Political Science of Human Rights

          TODD LANDMAN (1999)
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            World Report 2014 : Events of 2013

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            Human Rights Watch's twenty-fourth annual <i>World Report</i> summarizes global trends and news in human rights.
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              Arguing Sanctions. On the EU's Response to the Crisis in Ukraine

              Helene Sjursen, Guri Rosén (2017)
              Despite diverging perspectives and interests, the EU's Member States have forged a common response to the Russia–Ukraine crisis. How can this be? In this article, we suggest that in order to explain the Member States' ability to reach agreement in this case, we must take into account the normative force of the arguments presented in favour of a common response. We find that neither a concern for security (as would be expected from a realist perspective) nor the institutionalization of a norm of cohesion (which would be the constructivist expectation) triggered the collective response. Instead, agreement was established due to concurrence over a fundamental breach of the Ukrainians' right to self‐determination. This finding is significant in theoretical terms in that it confirms that norms may trump interests. It does not, however, allow for definite conclusions with regard to the robustness of integration in EU foreign policy.
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                Publication date (Print): 2023
                Publication date (Online): October 24 2022
                Pages: 413-424
                DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-37274-3_20
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