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Информационные ресурсы. Сайты журналов по вопросам дипломатии и международных отношений. ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №1.. What we do
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Информационные ресурсы
1. Библиотека ДонНУ http: //library. donnu. ru/
2. Донецкая республиканская универсальная научная библиотека им. Н. К. Крупской http: //lib-dpr. ru/
3. Библиотека МГУ http: //www. msu. ru/libraries/
4. Научная библиотека МГИМО им. И. Г. Тюлина http: //mgimo. ru/library/
5. Сайт Ассоциации государств Юго-Восточной Азии (АСЕАН)
http: //www. asean. or. id/
6. Сайт Европейский Союз (ЕС) http: //europa/index. htm/
7. Сайт Организация Объединенных наций (ООН) http: //www. un. org/
МИД РФ http: //www. mid. ru
8. Сайт Государственного департамента США https: //www. state. gov/
9. Министерство иностранных дел Германии https: //www. auswaertiges-amt. de/de/
10. Министерство иностранных дел и по делам Содружества https: //www. gov. uk/government/organisations/foreign-commonwealth-office
Сайты журналов по вопросам дипломатии и международных отношений
1. https: //www. dipacademy. ru/periodical/zhurnal-vestnik-diplomaticheskoy-akademii-mid-rossii-rossiya-i-mir/ - журнал «Вестник Дипломатической академии МИД России. Россия и мир»
2. https: //www. mid. ru/dipvestnik - журнал «Дипломатический вестник»
3. https: //brill. com/view/journals/hjd/hjd-overview. xml – журнал “The Hague Journal of Diplomacy”
4. https: //www. tandfonline. com/loi/fdps20 – журнал “Journal Diplomacy & Statecraft ”
5. https: //www. inderscience. com/jhome. php? jcode=ijdipe – журнал “International Journal of Diplomacy and Economy”
6. https: //css. ethz. ch/en/services/digital-library/series. html/15234 – журнал “Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations”
7. https: //iorj. hse. ru/ – журнал «Вестник международных организаций»
8. http: //www. imemo. ru/jour/meimo/index. php? page_id=682 – журнал «Мировая экономика и международные отношения»
9. http: //www. interaffair. ru – журнал «Международная жизнь»
10. http: //fmp. msu. ru/nauka/vestnik-moskovskogo-universiteta – журнал «Вестник Московского университета». Серия 25. Международные отношения и мировая политика
11. http: //www. intertrends. ru/ – журнал «Международные процессы»
12. https: //foreignpolicy. com/ – журнал “Foreign Policy”
13. https: //www. chathamhouse. org/research/publications/ia – журнал “International Affairs”
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14. https: //www. foreignaffairs. com/ – журнал “Foreign Affairs”
ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ №1.
The EEAS is the European Union's diplomatic service [22]. It helps the EU's foreign affairs chief – the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy – carry out the Union's Common Foreign and Security Policy.
A key aspect of the work of the EEAS is its ability to work closely with the foreign and defence ministries of the member states of the EU and the other EU institutions such as the European Commission, Council and Parliament. It also has a strong working relationship with the United Nations and other International Organisations.
Based in Brussels, but relying on an extensive network of EU diplomatic presence worldwide, the EEAS brings together European civil servants, diplomats from the foreign services of the EU member states and local staff in countries around the world. Following the Treaty of Lisbon, the EEAS is responsible for the running of EU Delegations and Offices around the world.
The Delegations play a vital role in representing the EU and its citizens around the globe and building networks and partnerships. The main role is to represent the EU in the country where they are based and to promote the values and interests of the EU.
They are responsible for all policy areas of the relationship between the EU and the host country – be they political, economic, trade or on human rights and in building relationships with partners in civil society. In addition they analyse and report on political developments in their host country. They also programme development cooperation through projects and grants. A fundamental aspect of a Delegation is its public diplomatic role which consists in increasing the visibility, awareness and understanding of the EU.
Delegations are diplomatic missions and are usually responsible for one country, although some are representatives to several countries. The EU also has Delegations to international organisations like the United Nations and the World Trade Organisation for example.
What we do
EU Global Strategy Security, Defence & Crisis Response
Multilateral Relations Human Rights & Democracy
Climate, Environment & Energy Refugee protection & Migration
Humanitarian & Emergency Response Development Cooperation
EU Enlargement & Neighbourhood Countering disinformation
Economic Relations, Connectivity & Innovation
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