Andreas Lorek – författare

Seminar paper from the year 2002 in the subject Law - European and International Law, Intellectual Properties, grade: 9/10, Hogeschool Zeeland (Law/Recht), course: European Law, language: English, abstract: With the European Union and the growing importance of Media, itis quite obvious to think of a European Channel, which could bringdifferent European cultures, interests and peoples together. Asone can look at this complex topic from many different angles, wewould like to divide our work into three parts in order to make it asstructured and as understandable as possible. The first part consists of guidelines, regulations and restrictions bythe European Union, discussing the different interest of theEuropean Union and the individual Member States concerningmedia issues. In the second part we introduce two former European TV projects,which failed because of several problems, such as culturaldifferences. Finally we focus on ARTE, the Franco-German corporation, whichis an example of cross-cultural communication within Europe bycreating a European cultural channel. We give a short overviewand discuss the difficulties, which can rise because of interculturaldifferences. Throughout the paper we try to get to an answer whetherEuropean TV is an Opportunity or an Illusion?

Seminar paper from the year 2002 in the subject Economics - Industrial Economics, grade: 8/10, Hogeschool Zeeland (Commercial Economics), course: Industrial Economics, language: English, abstract: "e;Always Coca-Cola"e; who does not know this catch phrase? Advertising largelyinfluences the consumer behaviour. The aim of advertising is to push the consumerto buy and for companies it is a good way to increase their benefits and to have awell-known brand name. The advertising debate deals with the way of seeingadvertising: as a mean of persuasion or as a mean of information?At first, we would analyse the meaning of advertising within the advertising debatepart. Moreover, we will focus on the French and German advertising market. At last, we would compare, the different ways of Advertising in France and Germanyof the product Danone Actimel. I.1. What is Advertising?There are different views: for some economists, it is a waste of money, for others, it isreally important for the market economy. Advertising is useful when the potential market is important. There are different kindsof advertising: [...] The three goals of advertising are:- to introduce a product on the market,- to compare a product with another by highlighting this one,- to inform the consumers. Advertising is not the only way to promote a product; there are also other means asemploying more salesmen, improving the packaging, extending the wholesale andincreasing the margins. If you look at the table below, you can see that USA and UKare spending much more money on advertising than the other countries. [...]

Seminar paper from the year 2002 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, grade: 9/10, Hogeschool Zeeland (Business Economics), course: Organisation/Management, language: English, abstract: Due to our group members, we were not only searching for anorganisation, which is present in France and Germany, no we weresearching for an organisation with a Franco German identity. Besides,ARTE, as a European Cultural Channel, does not only focus on crossculturalcommunication and management within France and Germany,but also within the whole of Europe. But choosing ARTE made us deal with quite a few challenges, asARTE is an organisation consisting of complexity and sophisticatedstructures. Therefore we divided our work in four parts in order to makeit as understandable as possible: First, we will introduce theorganisation by giving a comprehensive overview, particularly focusingon the history and the different steps of development. After the secondpart, the theoretical frame, we will use the third detailed part to analysethe organisation ARTE using the knowledge of the given theory. Thefourth part will deal with several problems ARTE has to face with andpossible advices connected with the conclusion.

Master''s Thesis from the year 2006 in the subject Politics - Region: Eastern Europe, grade: 1,5 , European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), language: English, abstract: Im Zuge des Beitrittsprozesses zur EU entwickelte Polen sein Konzept der ‚Eastern Dimension’. Der ehemalige polnische Außenminister Bronisław Geremek erklärte bei der Eröffnung der Beitrittsverhandlungen im Jahre 1998 zum ersten Mal den Wunsch einer gemeinsamen europäischen Ostpolitik. Bisher wurde dieser Vorschlag Polens nicht (bzw. nur in Bruchstücken) umgesetzt, alle polnischen Regierungen bis heute benennen die Implementierung einer ‚Eastern Dimension’ als Ziel der eigenen Außenpolitik.Auch die EU erkannte die Notwendigkeit, eine gemeinsame Politik für die neuen Nachbarn zu entwickeln. Der Rat der Europäischen Union beratschlagte im April 2002 zum ersten Mal über ‚Wider Europe’ und die Beziehungen der erweiterten EU zu den östlichen Nachbarn. In den folgenden Ratssitzungen wurde das Thema vertieft, allerdings wurde spätestens beim Europäischen Rat in Kopenhagen im Dezember 2002 klar, dass eine gemeinsame Europäische Nachbarschaftspolitk (ENP) für alle Nachbarländer der EU entwickelt werden sollte, die neue Politik sollte neben den osteuropäischen Staaten also auch die Länder des Mittelmeerraumes und zusätzlich die Kaukasus-Staaten umfassen.In meiner Master-Arbeit mit dem Titel „Poland’s role in the development of an ‚Eastern Dimension’ of the European Union“ bin ich der Frage nachgegangen, wieso der polnische Vorschlag nicht umgesetzt wurde. Welche Interessensunterschiede oder Umstände führten dazu, dass keine neue Regionalpolitik für die östlichen Anrainerstaaten definiert wurde? Durch einen Vergleich der zentralen Dokumente der ‚Eastern Dimension’ und der ENP konnte ich die wesentlichen Unterschiede dieser beiden Politiken analysieren. Wichtig war natürlich auch der derzeitige Stand der Beziehungen zwischen der EU und den östlichen Nachbarn. Die Teilnahme der Ukraine und Belarus in der ENP ist vorgesehen, bisher ist allerdings erst die Ukraine in die Gemeinschaftspolitik integriert. Die Teilnahme von Belarus in der ENP kann erst erfolgen, wenn demokratische Reformen durchgeführt werden. Die bilateralen Beziehungen zwischen Russland und der EU stellen sich als schwierig dar, Russland lehnt es ab im Rahmen der ENP mit der EU zu kooperieren.

Seminar paper from the year 2006 in the subject Politics - Miscellaneous, grade: 1,3, European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), course: Viadrina Model United Nations 2006, language: English, abstract: Before the actual session we forwarded an official policy statement to the Secretary of the UN. All other delegations produced as well these so-called policy papers. In this paper we explained our point of view, as agreed with our department in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Beate Schneider Position Paper of Denmark Andreas Lorek Honourable Delegate of Denmark Honourable Delegate of Denmark Denmark is an active contributor to and participant of the international system. Our country has always taken its place among the world community concerning political challenges and tasks. It has supported the fight against terrorism since its beginning and will not give up securing a safe and just environment. The Islamic Republic of Iran is one country in the world threatening freedom and democracy and therefore Denmark, together with its allies, has to find a peaceful solution to this problem. In the past couple of months Denmark has experienced a never-experienced wave of violence following the publishing of comics with an Islamic topic in a Danish newspaper. The publisher of these comics has clearly not thought about the consequences its actions would have. The concerned Danish newspaper has offered its apology to all Muslims for the offence caused by the drawings. Denmark is a very tolerant country which enables its citizens to live according to their cultures and believes. We tolerate the feelings and ways of living of all inhabitants of our country. In Denmark there is a genuine respect for the religious feelings of other people. However, there are certain values that we are willing to defend against people that threaten them such as democracy, freedom and safety for our and other innocent citizens.

Seminar paper from the year 2005 in the subject Politics - Topic: Peace and Conflict, Security, grade: 1,3, University of Poznan, course: International Judicial System, language: English, abstract: "e;The International Court of Justice established by the Charter of the United Nations [is] the principal judicial organ of the Unirted Nations"e;is laid down in article 1 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The ICJ consists of 15 international judges of high moral character who are elected by the General Assembly (GA) and the Security Council of the United Nations (UNSC). It is not permitted to have two judges of the same nationality in the Court. Judges are elected for nine years, re-election for another period is possible. Every three years elections will be held in which five judges are chosen. If the bench of judges does not include one with the nationality of a state of the dispute, this state can appoint a person to sit ad hoc for this case. The seat of the ICJ is at the Peace Palace in The Hague, Netherlands, nevertheless it is possible to exercise its functions elsewhere. The ICJ has two main functions: it has to settle legal disputes submitted to the Court in accordance with international law and secondly it has to give advisory opinions on legal questions (ICJ 2005a). Only states can be parties in front of the ICJ. It is open to all states that have ratified the Statute, conditions for other states can be made by the UNSC. Article 36 of the Statute of the ICJ makes clear that the jurisdiction of the Court comprises all cases which the parties refer to it and all matters specially provided for in the Charter of the United Nations .All Members of the UN are as well parties to the ICJ, as laid down in Article 93 of the Charter of the United Nations (UN). A dispute could be brought to the attention of the ICJ by any member of the UN (Charter of the UN: Article 35.1) or a party to the dispute (Charter of the UN: Article 35.2). The UNSC is like the ICJ a principal body of the UN. These two bodies often have to act in correlation, a complete separation of powers does not exist. Their functions are complementary (cp. Skubiszewski 1996). States have the opportunity to accept the jurisdiction of the ICJ generally in respect of all occurring disputes or only particular ones. A general acceptance of the ICJ needs a declaration from a state which is party to the present Statute (Statute of the ICJ: Article 36.2).