M-SCTP: Design and Prototypical Implementation of an SCTP-Based, End-to-End...
AbstractThe problem of mobility in IP networks has traditionally been solved at the network layer. We present an alternative solution that solves it at the transport layer in an end-to-end fashion,...
View Article„Antinomien des demokratischen Friedens“
ZusammenfassungSowohl die mondadische als auch die dyadische Version der Theorie vom „demokratischen Frieden“ beziehen ihre Annahmen über die zu Grunde liegenden Kausalitätsmechanismen aus diversen...
View ArticleKampf der Kulturen — Religion als Strukturfaktor einer weltpolitischen...
ZusammenfassungStrukturtheorien internationaler Beziehungen sind Konstrukte, welche die Unübersichtlichkeit der oft chaotischen Verhältnisse in der Weltpolitik für Betrachter und Akteure sinnvoll...
View ArticleMilitär, Rüstungsdynamik und Frieden
AbstractWestern democracies agree that a genocide must in any case be prevented, if necessary by military means. As basic consensus this leads to several serious dilemmas: 1. The military, endowed with...
View ArticleThe Case for a New Research Agenda: Explaining Democratic Wars
AbstractDemocracies fight wars. From the viewpoint of traditional realism this is a trivial observation, because democracies are states and states fight wars simply because they are states among other...
View ArticleGermany and the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction
AbstractThe risk of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) was seen as a threat to world stability throughout the Cold War. The emphasis was on nuclear weapons, which were regarded as...
View ArticleDemocratic Peace: Many Data, Little Explanation?
AbstractIn this chapter, we propose a theoretical explanation for three empirical phenomena: (a) that democracies do not fight each other but make war against other parties, (b) that democracies on...
View ArticleIntroduction: the Theoretical Challenge of Democratic Wars
AbstractDemocracies do not go to war with each other; this democratic peace hypothesis has become a commonplace not only in international relations theory but also in the mindsets of Western...
View ArticleSingle-camera Doppler global velocimetry based on frequency modulation...
AbstractThe main advantage of the described Doppler global velocimeter (DGV) systems based on frequency modulation (FM) or frequency shift keying (FSK) is that no reference detector is required. The...
View ArticleZwischen Macht und Gerechtigkeit
ZusammenfassungDas nukleare Nichtverbreitungsregime weist eine erstaunliche Erfolgsstory auf. Die Zahl der Staaten, die kernwaffenorientierte Aktivitäten in verschiedenen Stadien des Fortschritts...
View ArticleArray Doppler Global Velocimeter with Laser Frequency Modulation for...
AbstractVelocity field measurement results of a Doppler global velocimeter (DGV) using sinusoidal laser frequency modulation are presented. Contrary to conventional DGV systems, which suffer from low...
View ArticleSelf-calibrating Single Camera Doppler Global Velocimetry Based on Frequency...
AbstractBy applying frequency shift keying (FSK) to the Doppler Global Velocimetry (DGV) and analyzing image sequences, it is possible to omit the reference camera which usually is required in...
View ArticleMeasurements of velocity spectra using time-resolving Doppler global...
AbstractMeasuring velocity spectra in turbulent flows requires methods providing a high temporal resolution and a low measurement uncertainty. Hot-wire anemometry is often used, but it is intrusive....
View ArticleUsing S-BPM for PLC Code Generation and Extension of Subject-Oriented...
AbstractInterdisciplinary collaboration has become a challenge in industrial enterprises. Substantially for overcoming departmental borders are supporting software systems and a common understanding of...
View ArticleSubject-Orientation for Human-Centred Production: A Research Agenda
AbstractThis paper introduces a holistic view of production companies as organic, socio-technical systems in which humans, machines and processes interact in a flexible way. We argue that this view...
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