Dominasi Kedaulatan Negara dalam Integrasi Pemerintahan Uni Eropa: Penolakan Yunani Terhadap Pengungsi Syria

Anadza, Hirshi

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“…Second, the contestation among the great powers, especially the United States and Russia, made the political maneuver in the forum more complicated (Sliwa & Aliyev, 2020). Thus, the cooperation would not always benefit all the members as each individual member pursues its own national interest that does not always align with the common interest (Anadza, 2019).…”

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Foreign policy and science: Switzerland actions to address the climate crisis effects in the arctic through the arctic council

Aristama,

Tobing

2023

JISoP

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like to have limited social-economy material advantage, Switzerland's action to actively and continuously participate in the Arctic Council is an interesting topic to discuss. Existing literature has captured Switzerland's actions to fight against the climate crisis, yet missed to address why it carried to participate in the Council amidst likely-limited materialistic returns. Deploying Foreign Policy Analysis and Resources Based Theory of Soft Power as an analytical approach and qualitative approach, this study argues that Switzerland's Foreign Policy which specifically emphasizes action in climate protection and global environment is the reason behind its active participation in various global communities, including in the Arctic Council. Interestingly, Switzerland utilizes science as an instrument of diplomacy and constructs its identity as a global science policy advisor in the environmental sector. Thus, the global climate crisis issues have been an opportunity for Switzerland as a small power to enhance its bargaining position in international politics through science as a soft power.

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Foreign policy and science: Switzerland actions to address the climate crisis effects in the arctic through the arctic council

Aristama,

Tobing

2023

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“…On the other hand, several studies emphasize that each country still has the power to behave independently in dealing with refugee problems by heeding the rules of the EU or the Common European Asylum System (CEAS). In other words, there is still a gap between the EU and other countries regarding matters of handling refugees (Banchio 2022;Anadza 2019;Bordignon and Moriconi 2017). In addition, the problem of integrating refugees into Europe's host countries is still the main topic of discussion on the international political agenda (Robila 2018).…”

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Questioning Universal Humanism: The European Double Standard on Refugees

Anadza,

Pasopati,

Syarifuddin

2023

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About 4.6 million Ukrainians were forced to migrate to several European countries. This number is about four times the number of Syrian refugees seeking asylum in Europe. With a ratio of 1:4, European countries are more likely to accept Ukraine refugees in larger numbers, and this raises the assumption that there is a double standard among European countries in treating refugees between Ukraine and Syria. This assumption is primarily based on issues of race, religion, culture, and even politics. However, humanism's universal view neglected partialism and viewed humans as members of the human family who did not leave others behind. Furthermore, the Europeans who invented the concept of humanism itself, in reality, did not implement the concept universally but only in the European region. Therefore, with a descriptive-qualitative approach, this paper aims to emphasize that regional solidarity can go beyond universal humanitarian impulses. The theory of universal humanism is used as the primary standard in analyzing the phenomenon of the European double standard. It can be said that even though the Ukraine-Russia crisis has the potential to cause high inflation with slow growth, Europeans are still making solid efforts to help refugees from Ukraine. In other words, regional solidarity seems to be more of a priority than universal humanitarian impulses. Keywords: Regional Solidarity, Universal Humanism, Refugees, Russian Invasion, Syria, Ukraine Sekitar 4,6 juta orang Ukraina terpaksa bermigrasi ke beberapa negara Eropa. Jumlah ini adalah sekitar empat kali jumlah pengungsi Suriah yang mencari suaka di Eropa. Dengan rasio 1:4, negara-negara Eropa lebih mudah menerima pengungsi Ukraina dalam jumlah yang lebih besar, dan hal ini menimbulkan anggapan bahwa negara-negara Eropa menerapkan standar ganda dalam menangani pengungsi antara Ukraina dan Suriah. Asumsi ini sebagian besar didasarkan pada masalah ras, agama, budaya, dan bahkan politik. Akan tetapi, pandangan universal humanisme mengabaikan keberpihakan dan memandang manusia sebagai anggota keluarga manusia, yang tidak meninggalkan manusia lain. Selain itu, orang Eropa yang menemukan konsep humanisme itu sendiri pada realitanya tidak menerapkan konsep tersebut secara universal, tetapi hanya di wilayah Eropa saja. Oleh karena itu, dengan pendekatan deskriptif-kualitatif, tulisan ini ingin menekankan bahwa solidaritas regional sejatinya dapat melampaui dorongan kemanusiaan universal. Teori humanisme universal digunakan sebagai standar utama dalam menganalisis fenomena standar ganda Eropa ini. Dapat dikatakan bahwa meskipun krisis Ukraina-Rusia berpotensi menyebabkan inflasi tinggi dengan pertumbuhan yang lambat, orang Eropa masih berupaya keras untuk membantu para pengungsi dari Ukraina. Dengan kata lain, solidaritas regional tampaknya lebih menjadi prioritas dibandingkan dengan dorongan kemanusiaan universal. Kata-kata Kunci: Solidaritas Regional, Humanisme Universal, Pengungsi, Invasi Rusia, Suriah, Ukraina

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Dominasi Kedaulatan Negara dalam Integrasi Pemerintahan Uni Eropa: Penolakan Yunani Terhadap Pengungsi Syria

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Foreign policy and science: Switzerland actions to address the climate crisis effects in the arctic through the arctic council

Foreign policy and science: Switzerland actions to address the climate crisis effects in the arctic through the arctic council

Questioning Universal Humanism: The European Double Standard on Refugees

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