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It is hard to explain why it is necessary to defend globalization even in the 21st century. Why globalization becomes the necessary evil every twenty years? And why there are plenty of organized movements against globalization, but no one for it? Answering these questions has become a kind of strange sport, because there are a few decent more than reasonable arguments that must be given every time globalization is under attack, and maybe other argument can't be invented. Nevertheless, it is of utmost importance to be certain that people are able to find out these arguments and understand them, even they describe some situations that are apparently unfavorable for some people. However, the main cause of the continuing bombardment of globalization is in fact its destroying effect on states authority. As long as we are heading to a more global world, the power of governments over their modern subjects (not citizens as they wrongly believe they are) is falling apart. This fact is felt by all those who take a benefit from government protection and funding. As long as an individual can travel around the world and choose where to stay easier than 50 years ago, it is more difficult for the state to tax this citizen. And therefore, it is more difficult to provide funding to those who depend on the state help (and are a source of political power). ; peer-reviewed

Der Beitrag legt die möglichen Motive für den Mord an dem bekannten russischen Fernsehjournalisten Vladislav List'ev vor dem Hintergrund der geplanten Reorganisation des russischen Fernsehens dar und geht kritisch auf die von Präsident El'cin im Zusammenhang mit der Ermordung List'evs getroffenen Maßnahmen zur Kriminalitätsbekämpfung ein. Insbesondere die Entlassung des Moskauer Staatsanwalts Gennadij Ponomarev und des Moskauer Polizeipräsidenten Vladimir Pankratov hat El'cin von vielen Seiten Kritik eingetragen und den Konflikt zwischen der Duma und dem Präsidenten über die Reform des russischen Fernsehsystems neu entfacht. (BIOst-Mrk)

Discusses the necessity of developing political processes of bargaining to ensure consensual solutions. Coalition is difficult, not because the parties are so very different, but because they are very similar. A radical government of national reconstruction must be considered. (JLN)