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Facts About Germany Facts About Germany FACTS ABOUT GERMANY FACTS FACTS ABOUT GERMANY Updated 2018 edition Foreign policy · Society · Research · Economy · Culture Facts about Germany 2 | 3 FACTS ABOUT GERMANY CONTENTS AT A GLANCE EDUCATION & KNOWLEDGE Federal Republic 6 Vibrant Hub of Knowledge 94 Crests & Symbols 8 Dynamic Academic Landscape 98 Demographics 10 Ambitious Cutting-edge Research 102 Geography & Climate 12 Networking Academia 106 Parliament & Parties 14 Research and Academic Relations Policy 108 Political System 16 Excellent Research 110 Federal Government 18 Attractive School System 112 Famous Germans 20 SOCIETY THE STATE & POLITICS Enriching Diversity 114 New Tasks 22 Structuring Immigration 118 Federal State 26 Diverse Living Arrangements 122 Active Politics 30 Committed Civil Society 126 Broad Participation 32 Strong Welfare State 128 Political Berlin 34 Leisure Time and Travel 130 Vibrant Culture of Remembrance 36 Freedom of Religious Worship 132 FOREIGN POLICY CULTURE & THE MEDIA Civil Policy-Shaping Power 38 Vibrant Nation of Culture 134 Committed to Peace and Security 42 Innovative Creative Industry 138 Advocate of European Integration 46 Intercultural Dialogue 140 Protection of Human Rights 50 Cosmopolitan Positions 142 Open Network Partner 54 Rapid Change in the Media 146 Sustainable Development 56 Exciting World Heritage Sites 150 Attractive Language 152 BUSINESS & INNOVATION A Strong Hub 58 WAY OF LIFE Global Player 62 Land of Diversity 154 Lead Markets and Innovative Products 66 Urban Quality of Life 158 Sustainable Economy 70 Sustainable Tourism 160 Digital Revolution 72 Sporting Challenges 164 A Valued Trading Partner 74 Attractions in Berlin 168 Attractive Labour Market 76 Leisurely Enjoyment 170 ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE PICTURE CREDITS 172 A Pioneer in Climate Policy 78 INDEX 173 Innovative Force behind Climate Cooperation 82 IMPRINT 176 Energy Transition – A Project for Generations 84 Greentech – A Sector with a Future 88 Sustainable Energies 90 Essential Diversity 92 FOREWORD What characterises politics, business, so- cussed in a time of social and political ciety, academia, and culture in Germany? “Facts change. The new 2018 edition focusses in about Germany” invites readers to get to particular on contemporary issues – histor- know the modern and cosmopolitan coun- ical and institutional references take a try. The handbook offers exhaustive basic backseat. In order to make the texts as use- information and numerous points of orien- ful as pos sible, they include up-to-date in- tation – all specially designed with inter- formation and statistics. national readers in mind. The print edition of “Facts about Germany” In nine chapters, “Facts” conveys a basic includes broad digital offerings, exploring understanding of German society and shows in more depth online the topics outlined in which models and solutions are being dis- the print edition. Get to know Germany – with the cross-media “Facts about Germany” 4 | 5 FACTS ABOUT GERMANY FACTS FAMILY Insight: Informative overviews spotlight current developments in the topic explored HANDBOOK in each chapter. In its nine chapters the updated edition of the handbook “Facts about Germany” offers a whole 38 | 39 AUSSENPOLITIK VIDEO AR-APP host of different angles on present-day Ger- Außenpolitik: das Video zum Thema AUSSENPOLITIK → tued.net/de/vid2 Zivile Gestaltungsmacht ∙ Engagiert für Frieden und Sicherheit ∙ Anwalt europäischer Integration ∙ Schutz von Menschenrechten ∙ Offener Netzwerkpartner ∙ Nachhaltige Entwicklung many. Each of the chapters is structured in such EINBLICK ZIVILE GESTALTUNGSMACHT Deutschland ist in der internationalen Politik schaft des transatlantischen Bündnisses mit intensiv und vielfältig vernetzt. Das Land un­ den USA, das Eintreten für das Existenzrecht terhält diplomatische Beziehungen zu fast 200 Israels, die aktive und engagierte Mitwirkung Staaten und ist Mitglied in allen wichtigen mul­ in den Vereinten Nationen (UN) und im Eu­ tilateralen Organisationen und informellen in­ roparat sowie die Stärkung der europäischen a way that an “Insight” first provides the most ternationalen Koordinierungsgruppen wie der Sicherheitsarchitektur im Rahmen der OSZE. „Gruppe der Sieben“ (G7) und der „Gruppe der Zwanzig“ (G20). Außenminister ist seit 2018 Gemeinsam mit seinen Partnern setzt sich Heiko Maas (SPD). Im Auswärtigen Dienst, des­ Deutschland weltweit für Frieden, Sicherheit, sen Zentrale sich in Berlin befindet, arbeiten Demokratie und Menschenrechte ein. Der von rund 11.652 Beschäftigte. Insgesamt unterhält Deutschland vertretene erweiterte Sicher­ Deutschland 227 Auslandsvertretungen. heitsbegriff umfasst neben Fragen der Krisen­ prävention, Abrüstung und Rüstungskontrolle import ant basic information on the topic in Das vorrangige Ziel der deutschen Außenpo­ nachhaltige wirtschaftliche, ökologische und litik ist der Erhalt von Frieden und Sicherheit soziale Aspekte. Dazu gehören eine Globali­ in der Welt. Zu den Grundkoordinaten gehört sierung mit Chancen für alle, grenz­ die umfassende Integration in die Strukturen überschreitender Umwelt­ und Klimaschutz, der multilateralen Zusammenarbeit. Konkret der Dialog zwischen den Kulturen sowie Offen­ bedeutet dies: eine enge Partnerschaft mit heit gegenüber Gästen und Einwanderern. Seit Frankreich in der Europäischen Union (EU), dem Ende des Ost­West­Konflikts in den frü­ die feste Verankerung in der Wertegemein­ hen 1990er­Jahren haben sich für die deutsche Die deutsche Außenpolitik ist fest eingebunden in die multilaterale Zusammenarbeit question by way of introduction. Subsequently, the various aspects of the topic are explored in depth. Moreover, each chapter contains numer- 148 | 149 KULTUR & MEDIEN Anzeigenumsätzen in schwerem Fahrwasser. GLOBAL ous references to further sources of informa- Über 100 Zeitungen haben als Antwort auf die Deutsche Welle Die Deutsche Welle Umsonst-Kultur im Netz inzwischen Bezahl- (DW) ist der Auslandsrundfunk schranken eingeführt. Die Verlagslandschaft ist Deutschlands und Mitglied der ARD in Bewegung – auch weil inzwischen fast (Arbeitsgemeinschaft der öffentlich- 800.000 täglich verkaufte Zeitungsexemplare rechtlichen Rundfunkanstalten der Bundesrepublik Deutschland). Die DW als E-Paper digital vertrieben werden und die sendet in 30 Sprachen, sie bietet Fern- Zahlen der Digital- Abos stetig zunehmen. sehen (DW-TV), Radio, Internet sowie Medienentwicklung im Rahmen der DW tion as well as cross-media services. Die Digitalisierung der Medienwelt, das Inter- Akademie. Kostenfreie Nachrichten in net, die dynamische Zunahme mobiler End- vier Sprachen bietet der German News geräte und der Siegeszug der sozialen Medien Service für Interessierte und Medien. haben das Mediennutzungsverhalten signi- → dw.com Topic: Fact-based texts Deutschlands größter Newsroom: die Zentralredaktion der Deutschen Presse-Agentur (dpa) in Berlin fikant verändert. 62,4 Millionen Deutsche über 14 Jahre (89,8 Prozent) sind heute online. Mehr als 50 Millionen Menschen nutzen das Internet Pro Erscheinungstag werden 16,1 Millionen Online“ und das Boulevardblatt „Bild“ gelten täglich. Durchschnittlich verbrachte jeder Nut- Tageszeitungen und fünf Millionen Wochen- als die meistzitierten Medien. zer täglich rund 165 Minuten online (gerechnet und Sonntagszeitungen verkauft (2016). Die auf die Gesamtbevölkerung: 149 Minuten); meinungsbildend am Diskurs teilnehmen kann. offer an in-depth and führenden Blätter, die überregionalen Tages- Zugleich befindet sich die Branche in einem mehr als jeder Zweite surft inzwischen mobil. Ob die interaktiven Versammlungsorte im Netz zeitungen „Süddeutsche Zeitung“, „Frankfur- tiefgreifenden Strukturwandel. Die Tageszei- Zudem ist gut die Hälfte aller Internetnutzer zugleich das Fundament für einen zukunfts- ter Allgemeine Zeitung“, „Die Welt“, „Die Zeit“, tungen büßen seit 15 Jahren regelmäßig durch- Mitglied einer privaten Community. Die digitale fähigen digitalen Journalismus bilden, bleibt „taz“ und „Handelsblatt“, zeichnen sich durch schnittlich 1,5 bis 2 Prozent ihrer bezahlten Revolution hat einen neuen Begriff von Öffent- abzuwarten. Im Bemühen gegen Fake News und investigative Recherche, Analyse, Hinter- gedruckten Auflage ein. Sie erreichen immer lichkeit hervorgebracht; die sozialen Medien gezielte Desinformation nehmen Journalisten grund und umfassende Kommentierung aus. seltener jüngere Leserschichten und befinden und die Bloggosphäre sind der Spiegel einer of- aller Sparten ihre journalistische Verantwor- expanded consideration Das Nachrichtenmagazin „Spiegel“/„Spiegel sich bei weiterhin rückläufigen Auflagen und fenen und dialogischen Gesellschaft, in der jeder tung wahr. → Information in 14 languages DIAGRAMM Rasante Entwicklung: Internetnutzer in Deutschland in Millionen Vielfältiger Zugang: So gehen die Deutschen ins Internet Tägliche Mediennutzung Digitaler Alltag 62,4 Die mobile Internetnutzung und Fernsehen 174 Min. die Verwendung mobiler Endgeräte 66 % 38 % 49 Smartphone/ Tablet-PC steigen in Deutschland deutlich an. Handy 38,6 Radio 160 Min. of the key aspects. Mit der zunehmenden mobilen Da- tennutzung wachsen die technologi- schen Anforderungen an die Netzin- Internet Min. → Nine chapters 149 frastruktur. Studien zeigen auch: Die 18,3 Zahl der Internetnutzer steigt seit 4,1 57 % Zeitung 17 Min. geraumer Zeit nur noch geringfügig. Laptop 44 % 1997 2000 2006 2010 2017 2017 ARD/ZDF-Onlinestudie 2016 ARD/ZDF-Onlinestudie Computer, PC „Medien und ihr Publikum“ 2017/Studienreihe ARD-ZDF-Onlinestudie → Various information levels → Tips for further information → Key
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