Benedikt Weingärtner Book order

Political communication through official photographs plays a crucial role for both Obama and Trump, each utilizing this medium to convey distinct core messages. While both presidents aim to reinforce their political narratives, their approaches differ significantly. Trump's official images are strategically positioned within a broader communicative context, emphasizing his role as the central figure capable of addressing America's challenges. This analysis highlights the contrasting techniques and intentions behind their visual representations in political discourse.

The paper explores the evolving dynamics of geopolitical power since the Cold War, emphasizing the diminishing importance of military capabilities in favor of economic factors. It argues that while economic issues may lack the immediate impact of military force, they play a crucial role in shaping national security. The analysis highlights the significance of economic elements in international relations and their potential to influence a nation's strategic position in the global arena.

The book explores the evolution of the European Union's foreign commercial policy as a key aspect of European integration and its exclusive competence. It highlights how the EU's trade strategy has adapted to the challenges of a globalized economy, emphasizing that this policy serves not only economic purposes but also aims to enhance the EU's political influence on the global stage.

This research paper analyzes how internal factors within the Russian Federation influence its actions during the Ukraine crisis. It examines Russia's economic state, national self-image, the impact of key individual actors like Vladimir Putin, the governmental system, and the role of civil society, particularly the media and economic entities.

This seminar paper explores Greece's economic crisis post-Eurozone entry, highlighting the unsustainable boom driven by low-interest loans leading to insolvency in 2010. It discusses the financial rescue programs that aimed to foster growth and attract Foreign Direct Investment as a solution to the country's persistent unemployment and debt issues.