Join Dr Tomasz Morozowski, a renowned expert from the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznań, as he discusses Germany’s evolving foreign policy towards emerging powers. Explore new frameworks, case studies, and the impact of the EU on Germany’s global strategy. Discover the challenges and opportunities shaping Germany’s long-term objectives in a dynamic international landscape.
Content
- New Frameworks and Methodologies for Understanding Germany’s Policy Towards Emerging Powers
- The EU’s Supranational Influence on Germany’s Foreign Policy Research
- Neoclassical Realism in Tomasz’s Research on Germany’s Foreign Policy
- Limitations of Neoclassical Realism in Analysing Germany’s Foreign Policy
- From Continuity to Adaptation: The Evolution of Germany’s Foreign Policy
- How Germany Identifies and Classifies Emerging Powers in Foreign Policy
- Case Studies of Emerging Powers: Brazil, India, and South Africa
- Case Studies of Emerging Powers: The Indo-Pacific Region
- Case Studies of Emerging Powers: The African Continent
- Which Country Surprised You Most During the Research?
- Quality of German Documents and the Role of the German Language in Research
- Germany’s Long-Term Foreign Policy Goals Regarding Emerging Powers
- Navigating Different Regimes: Distinctive Elements of Germany’s Foreign Policy
Tomasz Morozowski
Dr Tomasz Morozowski holds a PhD in Political Science from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. Since 2015, he has been a member of the Institute for Western Affairs in Poznań, where he leads the research team ‘Germany – Europe – World’. His areas of expertise include German foreign policy, Germany’s role on the global stage, Germany-China-European Union relations, emerging powers, globalisation, digitalisation, innovations in the European and German economies, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with international relations.
Recent Publications
Morozowski, T. (2024). German Foreign Policy Towards Emerging Powers: Co-shaping Globalization. Springer Nature Switzerland. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-68793-8
