Niklas Helwig, The new EU leadership: The von der Leyen Commission focuses on Europe’s geo-economic power, FIIA Briefing Paper 11/2019 […]
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Category: Publications
“Mogherini, the queen of resilience reaches the end of her mandate”, Pol Bargués-Pedreny (CIDOB, Spain)
Federica Mogherini’s five-year mandate as High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy is coming to […]
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“Russia and China in the Middle East: Playing their best cards”, Marco Siddi and Marcin Kaczmarski (FIIA, Finland)
Marco Siddi & Marcin Kaczmarski, Russia and China in the Middle East: Playing their best cards, FIIA Briefing Paper 11/2019 […]
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“Conceptualising Differentiated Integration: Governance, Effectiveness and Legitimacy”, Sandra Lavenex and Ivo Križić (IAI, Italy)
Sandra Lavenex, Ivo Križić, Conceptualising Differentiated Integration: Governance, Effectiveness and Legitimacy, EU IDEA Papers, Research Paper 2, IAI, November 2019. […]
Read more“Europe after Brexit”, Andrew Duff (President of the Spinelli Group)
Andrew Duff draws some lessons from “Britain’s costly, long drawn-out and painful process of leaving in order that the same […]
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“First, do no harm: five questions the EU needs to keep in mind for a sensitive approach to conflict resources”, Martijn Vlaskamp (CIDOB, Spain)
The European Union acknowledges that when sanctions against resource-fuelled armed confrontations are not conflict sensitive, they can potentially exacerbate violence […]
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“Turkey’s Republican People’s Party and the EU: Preconditions for EU-Turkey relations in the secular-nationalist vision”, Toni Alaranta (FIIA, Finland)
Toni Alaranta, Turkey’s Republican People’s Party and the EU: Preconditions for EU-Turkey relations in the secular-nationalist vision, FIIA Working Paper […]
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“Institutional Structures and Refugees’ Experiences with Turkish Language Education in Turkey”, Maissam Nimer (IPC, Turkey)
2018/19 Mercator-IPC Fellow Maissam Nimer’s report “Institutional Structures and Refugees’ Experiences with Turkish Language Education in Turkey” was published. This […]
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“Staying ahead of the Curve: The Baltic States and the next 15 years of the EU’s foreign and security policy”, Piret Kuusik (EFPI, Estonia)
The European Union has become one of the primary platforms of international cooperation for Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. This paper […]
Read more“The European Union makes a new push for democracy”, Andrew Duff (President of the Spinelli Group)
European Union leaders will not be able to dodge the growing constitutional crisis. They are bound to improve the way […]
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“The European Commission in Balance? Ambition, organisation and power”, Adriaan Schout and Adriaan Nunes (Clingendael Institute, The Netherlands)
As Ursula von der Leyen takes office as the new Commission President, it is good form to give thought to […]
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“Racing Against Time: Can European Politics Withstand the Impact of Social Media?”, Gianmarco Girolami (IAI, Italy)
Gianmarco Girolami, Racing Against Time: Can European Politics Withstand the Impact of Social Media?, IAI Commentaries, 19:50, IAI, September 2019. […]
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“The Future Is Back: The EU, Russia and the Kosovo-Serbia Dispute”, Maria Giulia Amadio Viceré (IAI, Italy)
Maria Giulia Amadio Viceré, The Future Is Back: The EU, Russia and the Kosovo-Serbia Dispute, IAI Papers, 19:19, IAI, October […]
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“Borderscapes: Securitarian Production, Experience and (im)mobility (Spain, Europe and Latin America)”, Ignacio Mendiola and José Ángel Brandariz (CIDOB, Spain)
Borders contain and roll-out securitarian logic of control that embodies the potential of state power to produce social stratifications and regulate processes of […]
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“Shaping Parliamentary Democracy: Collected memories from the European Parliament”, Alfredo De Feo and Michael Shackleton (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This book analyses nearly 100 original interviews with MEPs who were active between 1979 and 2019. It captures the memories and […]
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“Nordic Ideals of Estonia and Finland: a Longing for a Strong Leader Sets Finland and Estonia apart from Scandinavia”, Kristi Raik (EFPI, Estonia)
The political cultures of Estonia and Finland have moved closer to one another, but differ somewhat from Scandinavian countries. We […]
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“Work, social protection and the middle classes: What future in the digital age?”, Bruno Palier (Sciences Po, France)
PALIER, Bruno. Work, social protection and the middle classes: What future in the digital age? International Social Security Review. September […]
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“A not so silent revolution: The new power of old divides in European politics”, Anja Durovic, Caterina Froio, Gilles Ivaldi et al. (Sciences Po, France)
DUROVIC, Anja, FROIO, Caterina, IVALDI, Gilles et al. A not so silent revolution: The new power of old divides in […]
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“Sociologie du numérique”, Dominique Boullier (Sciences Po, France)
BOULLIER, Dominique. Sociologie du numérique. 2ème ed. Paris : Armand Colin, 2019. 384 p. Le numérique au sens large (informatique, […]
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“United in Adversity? The Europeanisation of EU Concertation Practices in a More Divided UN Security Council”, Hugo Nunes da Silva (College of Europe, Bruges)
The Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies has published a new EU Diplomacy Paper entitled “United in Adversity? The Europeanisation of EU […]
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“Global Governance: Demise or Transformation?”, George Papaconstantinou and Jean Pisani-Ferry (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This book presents the seminar insights and minutes of the topical seminars held between spring 2018 and summer 2019 in […]
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“Cities in World Politics. Local Responses to Global Challenges”, Hannah Abdullah (ed.) (CIDOB, Spain)
We are witnessing profound transformations in global governance, in which cities are transitioning from being seen as local problem hotspots […]
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“US foreign policy tools in the era of disinformation: Deficiencies prevent effective response to malign information operations”, Deborah McCarthy (FIIA, Finland)
Russia, China, Iran and ISIS use information operations to undermine the national security objectives of the United States and its […]
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“Così è (se vi pare): Talking Migration to Italians”, Michela Ceccorulli (IAI, Italy)
Michela Ceccorulli, Così è (se vi pare): Talking Migration to Italians, The International Spectator, 54;3, IAI, September 2019. The importance […]
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“Talking Migration: Narratives of Migration and Justice Claims in the European Migration System of Governance”, Silvia D’Amato and Sonia Lucarelli (IAI, Italy)
Silvia D’Amato, Sonia Lucarelli, Talking Migration: Narratives of Migration and Justice Claims in the European Migration System of Governance, The […]
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“The Migration Triangle: Narratives, Justice and the Politics of Migration in France”, Silvia D’Amato and Anna Lavizzari (IAI, Italy)
Silvia D’Amato, Anna Lavizzari, The Migration Triangle: Narratives, Justice and the Politics of Migration in France, The International Spectator, 54:3, […]
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“From Waste to Biomethane: Fostering Circular Economy Solutions in the Euro-Mediterranean Region”, Michele Ziosi (IAI, Italy)
Michele Ziosi, From Waste to Biomethane: Fostering Circular Economy Solutions in the Euro-Mediterranean Region, IAI Commentaries, 19:55, IAI, October 2019. […]
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“Pros and Cons of Proactive Political Leadership: A Review of the Legacy of the “Last Chance” Commission”, Claire Darmé (IAI, Italy)
Claire Darmé, Pros and Cons of Proactive Political Leadership: A Review of the Legacy of the “Last Chance” Commission, IAI […]
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“Hydrocarbons Will Determine the Political Future of Cyprus”, Mustafa Ergün Olgun (IAI, Italy)
Mustafa Ergün Olgun, Hydrocarbons Will Determine the Political Future of Cyprus, IAI Papers, 19:20, IAI, October 2019. Since the collapse […]
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“The Border Spectacle”, Blanca Garcés Mascareñas (CIDOB, Spain)
Lurking behind the increasingly frequent, long waits imposed on rescue ships off European coasts there is a political message and […]
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“Excluding the Radical Economic Left from the Slovak Public Discourse”, Tomáš Profant (IIR, Czech Republic)
It is hard to disagree with T. G. Masaryk’s assertion that democracy is a discussion. But the question remains: what […]
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“Madam Ambassador: A Statistical Comparison of Female Ambassadors across the U.S., German, and EU Foreign Services”, Laura Schiemichen (College of Europe, Bruges)
The Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies has published a new EU Diplomacy Paper entitled “Madam Ambassador: A Statistical Comparison of Female […]
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“The Border Spectacle”, Blanca Garcés Mascareñas (CIDOB, Spain)
Lurking behind the increasingly frequent, long waits imposed on rescue ships off European coasts there is a political message and […]
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“The Russia beyond the Kremlin”, Carmen Claudín (CIDOB, Spain)
There is a growing discontent in Russia, mainly over living conditions but also, especially in the big cities, over violations […]
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“The disarmament laboratory: Substance and performance in UK nuclear disarmament verification research”, Tom Plant (FIIA, Finland)
Over the last twenty years, the UK has researched nuclear arms control and disarmament verification in increasing breadth and depth. […]
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“Positional Insecurity and the Hegemony of Radical Nationalism. Migration and Justice in the Hungarian Media”, Attila Melegh et al. (IAI, Italy)
Attila Melegh er al., Positional Insecurity and the Hegemony of Radical Nationalism. Migration and Justice in the Hungarian Media, The […]
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“Italy’s Repatriation of Cultural Relics to Beijing: Chinese Nationalism and Its Impact on Europe-China Relations”, Yi Wang, Peter Hays Gries and Tao Wang (IAI, Italy)
Yi Wang, Peter Hays Gries, Tao Wang, Italy’s Repatriation of Cultural Relics to Beijing: Chinese Nationalism and Its Impact on […]
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“Emerging Asian Economies and multinational enterprises’ (MNEs) Strategies. Focusing on Chinese MNE’s activities”, Ágnes Szunomár (IWE, Hungary)
Paper from Ágnes Szunomár: “Emerging Asian Economies and multinational enterprises’ (MNEs) Strategies. Focusing on Chinese MNE’s activities”. Read the publication […]
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“Still Liberal After All These Years?”, Benjamin Tallis (IIR, Czech Republic)
What will European Security look like in 2030? Will the EU still be a liberal actor despite multiple challenges at […]
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“Transatlantic Relations: The Long Holiday from History is Over”, Heather A.Conley (College of Europe, Bruges)
A new issue of the College of Europe Policy Brief series (CEPOB) has been published: CEPOB #6.19 “Transatlantic Relations: The Long […]
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“Zelensky and the War: Is His System Fit for Purpose?”, James Sherr (EFPI, Estonia)
“To the task at hand, Zelensky brings fresh and inspiring talents. But he needs to convert his gifts and Ukraine’s […]
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“The many faces of crisis. An Analysis of Crisis Management from an Economic Perspective”, Marek Aleksander Cichocki and Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse (College of Europe, Natolin)
In the approach to the crisis phenomenon the book aims to compare two perspectives, namely that of political science and […]
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“Poland’s 2019 election: Bright prospects for the populist Right”, Marco Siddi and Barbara Gaweda (FIIA, Finland)
Poland’s incumbent party Law and Justice seems poised to win the election thanks to its welfare policies and the weakness […]
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“The Personalisation of Politics in the Age of Social Media: What Risks for European Democracy?”, Andrea Capati (IAI, Italy)
Andrea Capati, The Personalisation of Politics in the Age of Social Media: What Risks for European Democracy?, IAI Commentaries, 19:51, […]
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“Justice Claims in UK Media Narratives: Normative Orientations and EU Migration Governance”, Cinzia Bevitori and Antonio Zotti (IAI, Italy)
Cinzia Bevitori, Antonio Zotti, Justice Claims in UK Media Narratives: Normative Orientations and EU Migration Governance, The International Spectator, 54:3, […]
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“Russians in Europe: Nobody’s Tool – The Examples of Finland, Germany and Estonia”, Anna Tiido (EFPI, Estonia)
The paper analyses the issue of Russian speakers in the EU based on the example of Finland, Germany and Estonia. […]
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“Democracies Divided: The Global Challenge of Political Polarization”, Andrew O’Donohue and Thomas Carothers (eds.) (IPC, Turkey)
A vital new book, Democracies Divided: The Global Challenge of Political Polarization, which includes a chapter entitled “The Islamist-Secularist Divide […]
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“10 Years of Eastern Partnership: From Prague to Brussels and How to Proceed?”, Pavel Havlíček (IIR, Czech Republic)
The policy paper looks at the past decade of Eastern Partnership, its achievements and failures and currents tasks and challenges […]
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“The Downside of the International Impact of City Branding”, Agustí Fernández de Losada (CIDOB, Spain)
Big cities have well-defined strategies for brand consolidation and attracting investment. These global outreach efforts are being rewarded with the […]
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“Ambitions and Results: Lessons from the Juncker Commission”, Adriaan Schout, Jan Marinus Wiersma and Adriaan Nunes (Clingendael Institute, The Netherlands)
It appears President-elect Ursula von der Leyen aims at leading an ambitious Commission. Having had to secure a broad alliance […]
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“European Financial Infrastructure in the Face of new Challenges”, Allan Franklin, Elena Carletti, Mitu Gulati and Jeromin Zettelmeyer (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This book critically analyses, reviews and debates the internal and external disruptions that may be putting Europe’s financial system under […]
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“Europe’s “Just Do It” Moment”, Nathalie Tocci (IAI, Italy)
Nathalie Tocci, Europe’s “Just Do It” Moment, IAI Commentaries, 19:57, IAI, October 2019. The last five years have been formative […]
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“The Water-Food Nexus in Mediterranean Cities: The Quest for More Sustainable Diets”, Marta Antonelli and Daniele Fattibene (IAI, Italy)
Marta Antonelli, Daniele Fattibene, The Water-Food Nexus in Mediterranean Cities: The Quest for More Sustainable Diets, IAI Commentaries, 19:54, IAI, […]
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“Democracy, Truth and Opinion Influencers in the Age of Social Media”, Andrea Butruce (IAI, Italy)
Andrea Butruce, Democracy, Truth and Opinion Influencers in the Age of Social Media, IAI Commentaries, 19:52, IAI, September 2019. The […]
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“The Encounter between Democracy and the Internet: European Societies and the Digital Age”, Antonella Consoli (IAI, Italy)
Antonella Consoli, The Encounter between Democracy and the Internet: European Societies and the Digital Age, IAI Commentaries, 19:53, September 2019. […]
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“From Humanitarian Needs to Border Control: Norwegian Media Narratives on Migration and Conceptions of Justice”, Espen D.H. Olsen and Ragnhild Grønning (IAI, Italy)
Espen D.H. Olsen, Ragnhild Grønning, From Humanitarian Needs to Border Control: Norwegian Media Narratives on Migration and Conceptions of Justice, […]
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“Video Case Studies in IB Teaching: An Empirical Comparison of Academic and Student Perceptions and Expectations”, Filip De Beule, Andreja Jaklič, Aleksandra Kania, Katarzyna Mroczek-Dąbrowska, Nukhet Vardar and Hinrich Voss (CIR, Slovenia)
Journal of Teaching in International Business, 30(2), 175–195, DOI: 10.1080/08975930.2019.1663777. The paper assesses the current use of stand-alone video case […]
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“Finland’s 2019 presidency of the Council of the European Union: European and domestic determinants”, Tuomas Iso-Markku and Juha Jokela (FIIA, Finland)
The Finnish presidency of the Council of the EU faces a sensitive political climate, marked by divisions between the member […]
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“European Natural Gas Geopolitics on a Collision Course?”, John Szabó (eds.) (IWE, Hungary)
Following the Dutch discovery of the Groningen field, and British, Norwegian and Danish discoveries in the North Sea during the […]
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“EU–Turkey Migration Cooperation: From Saving the Day to Sustainable Mixed Migration Governance”, Asli Selin Okyay (IAI, Italy)
The current migration cooperation framework between the EU and Turkey was devised mainly as a response to the large-scale […]
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“The Anti-Brexit GNU: Essential, possible, viable…?”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly considers the necessity for and difficulty of constructing a Government of National Unity. He asks […]
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“US-China Trade War: Why the EU Should Take Sides and Favour the Rules-based Order”, Nicola Casarini (IAI, Italy)
The recent G20 summit in Osaka in June failed to deliver a breakthrough in the growing US-China rivalry over trade […]
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“Transatlantic intelligence ties remain strong: Insulated against political turmoil”, Christopher Kojm (FIIA, Finland)
It is hard to predict whether the new Ukrainian leader will be able to act as a domestic reformer. It […]
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“Why Did Italy Fall Out of Love with Europe?”, Rosa Balfour, Lorenzo Robustelli (IAI, Italy)
Since the shock of the 2016 referendum in the United Kingdom on leaving the European Union, a majority of Europeans […]
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“China’s investments and infrastructural expansion in Central and Eastern Europe”, Ágnes Szunomár (IWE, Hungary)
In: Jian SHI, Guenter Heiduk (ed.): Opportunities and Challenges: Sustainability of China-EU Relations in a Changing World. China Social Sciences Press, 2019. p. […]
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“‘Practice time!’ Doxic futures in security and defence diplomacy after Brexit”, Øyvind Svendsen (NUPI, Norway)
Time constitutes social life and time management is central to the everyday conduct of international politics. For some reason, however, […]
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“The Budgetary Future of Migration and Development Policy in the European Union”, Aysel Küçüksu (IAI, Italy)
In June 2018, the European Commission released a number of proposals addressing aspects of the European Union’s upcoming Multiannual Financial […]
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“The Talented Mr Johnson?”, Alan Riley (CIDOB, Spain)
Can ‘no deal’ really be Boris Johnson’s game-plan? He must know that ‘no deal’ would be disastrous for the UK […]
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“Between “America First” and the “Chinese Dream”: What the EU and Japan Can Do Together”, Nicola Casarini, Lorenzo Mariani (IAI, Italy)
The upheaval of the international order as we knew it is pushing the EU and Japan to take on more […]
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Czech Journal of International Relations, Vol 54, No 3 (IIR, Czech Republic)
Jan Kovář has published a new chapter titled “Variations of metaphors in party manifestos about EU finality: Assessing party positions […]
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“From Findings to Market: Perspectives and Challenges for the Development of Gas Resources in the East Med”, Nicolò Sartori, Margherita Bianchi (IAI, Italy)
In the past decade, thanks to a second round of gas reserve findings such as the Zohr field in Egyptian […]
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“China and Central and Eastern European Countries within ’16+1’: Group or Bilateral Relations?”, Andreja Jaklič & Marjan Svetličič (CIR, Slovenia)
Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review, 7(2). DOI: https://doi.org/10.15678/EBER.2019.070205. The article focuses on developments within the ’16+1’ initiative: It aims to […]
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“The US–China 5G Contest: Options for Europe”, Lorenzo Mariani, Micol Bertolini (IAI, Italy)
5G infrastructures are a reality. Because this new wireless technology is expected to bring great changes to our economy and […]
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“Market Liberalism and Economic Patriotism in the Capitalist World-System”, Tamás Gerőcs, Miklós Szanyi (eds.) (IWE, Hungary)
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“Is Europe Christian?”, Olivier Roy (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
(Translated into English from French original (2019) by Cynthia Schoch) Are Europe’s ‘Christian values’ under threat? Can religion be […]
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“The changing image of Russia in the European project of post-Soviet Georgia in 2004-2012”, Tamar Gamkrelidze (IEP, Germany)
Why could Georgia’s European project, which initially aimed for peaceful coexistence with Russia, lead to the allocation of a role […]
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“The EU’s Cultural Diplomacy: What Role for Cities?”, Hannah Abdullah (CIDOB, Spain)
Cities are one of the “under-explored potentials” of EU external cultural relations. With the EU’s new chief diplomat, Josep Borrell, […]
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“50 Years After the Moon Landing: Why Europe Should Lead the Next 50t”, Mai’a K. Davis Cross (NUPI, Norway)
50 years since the first astronauts stepped foot on the moon, it would be easy to be complacent about human […]
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“Euandi2019: project description and datasets documentation”, Elie Michel, Lorenzo Cicchi, Diego Garzia, Frederico Ferreira Da Silva, Alexander H. Trechsel (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
The paper illustrates the functioning of the euandi2019 application and the resulting user dataset that comprises the opinions of over […]
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“The double proximity paradox in peacebuilding: implementation and perception of the EU rule of law mission in Kosovo”, Kari Osland and Mateja Peter (NUPI, Norway)
This contribution increases the understanding of the EU’s role in post-conflict settings by exploring perceptions of EULEX by local rule […]
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“Eurozone Bailouts and National Democracy: Detachment or Resilience?”, Dominik Schraff and Frank Schimmelfennig (CIS, Switzerland)
Dominik Schraff and Frank Schimmelfennig, Eurozone Bailouts and National Democracy: Detachment or Resilience? European Union Politics 20(3), 2019, 361-383. How […]
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“How Trade can Help Create a Better Society for All”, Arancha González (CIDOB, Spain)
Only a few years ago, mainstream economists and political leaders would have agreed: open trade policies are better than trade […]
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“Strategic deterrence redux: Nuclear weapons and European security”, Leo Michel and Matti Pesu (FIIA, Finland)
One of the most notable consequences of the end of the Cold War was the diminished role of nuclear weapons […]
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“The EU Budget for the future: views from Italy”, Daniele Fattibene, Bernardo Venturi (IAI, Italy)
After the recent European elections in Italy, a populist leadership is set to be the driver of the Italian European […]
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“Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s first 100 days in power: Russia remains the primary challenge for Ukraine’s new president”, Arkady Moshes (FIIA, Finland)
It is hard to predict whether the new Ukrainian leader will be able to act as a domestic reformer. It […]
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“The transformation of African-Russian economic relations in the multipolar world-system”, Tamás Gerőcs (IWE, Hungary)
Despite the historical legacy of the Soviet Union, the Russian Federation’s economic presence in Africa today is minuscule in comparison […]
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“Fractured stability: war economies and reconstruction in the MENA”, Narbone Luigi (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This eBook is a continuation of the ongoing MEDirections project on the political economy of the post-2011 MENA region and […]
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“Friends and Foes in the South Caucasus: Sources of divergent security policies and alliances in the region”, Azad Garibov (IEP, Germany)
The paper addresses the question of why, in spite of having similar “departure points”, the South Caucasus states have employed […]
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Czech Journal of International Relations, Vol 54, No 3 (IIR, Czech Republic)
Czech Journal of International Relations, Vol 54, No 3 includes three original research articles that focus monitoring of the implementation of […]
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“The UK needs a Brexit Referendum not a Brexit Election”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Federal Trust Director Brendan Donnelly argues that a cross-Party government is best placed to ensure that the UK does not […]
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“An Agenda for Europe in the World”, Bernardo Venturi et al. (IAI, Italy)
In this ‘Agenda for Europe in the World’, we share concrete proposals for the new EU leadership, focusing on nine […]
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“Sanctuary Cities: a Global Perspective”, Blanca Garcés Mascareñas and Kristin Eitel (CIDOB, Spain)
Facing increasingly restrictive and exclusionary national policies, some cities have also responded by offering protection to refugees and immigrants with […]
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“Democratic deterrence: How to dissuade hybrid interference”, Mikael Wigell (FIIA, Finland)
For all the rhetorical rage surrounding ‘hybrid warfare’, Western democracy is being threatened more acutely by hybrid interference. Using liberal […]
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“Evolution of Central and Eastern Europe related international business research”, Andreja Jaklič, Krzysztof Obloj, Marjan Svetličič, & Luka Kronegger (CIR, Slovenia)
Journal of Business Research, In Press. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.06.046. This study reviews the presence of articles related to Central and Eastern […]
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“Access of young NEETs coming from vulnerable groups to the measures of the Youth Guarantee scheme in Romania. State of play and moving forward”, Alexandra Toderita, Alexandru Damian, Catalina Meirosu (CRPE, Romania)
In 2013 the programme Youth Guarantee (YG) was lauched at EU level to support young people not in education, employment, […]
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“From interdependence to vulnerability: EU-Russia relations in finance”, András Deák (IWE, Hungary)
The objective of this chapter is to summarise and briefly analyse the transformation process of Moscow’s financial interdependence with the […]
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“A Conflict of Moscow and Kyiv: A Window of Opportunity, the Status Quo, or a New Round of Escalation?”, Alla Chernova, Anna Pashkova, Halyna Balanovych (eds.) (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The publication of analytical reports was prepared by the Razumkov Centre with the support of the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Office in Ukraine. […]
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“Grand Theory, Differentiated Integration”, Frank Schimmelfennig and Thomas Winzen (CIS, Switzerland)
Frank Schimmelfennig and Thomas Winzen, Grand Theory, Differentiated Integration. Journal of European Public Policy 26(8), 2019, 1172-1192. Even though differentiation […]
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“Getting around No: How Governments React to Negative EU Referendums”, Frank Schimmelfennig (CIS, Switzerland)
Frank Schimmelfennig, Getting around No: How Governments React to Negative EU Referendums. Journal of European Public Policy 26(7), 2019, 1056-1074. […]
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“The Political Economy of Adjustment Throughout and Beyond the Eurozone Crisis. What Have We Learned?”, Michele Chang, Federico Steinberg, Francisco Torres (eds.) (Elcano, Spain, and College of Europe, Bruges)
This volume focuses on the aftermath of the euro crisis and whether the reforms have brought about lasting changes to […]
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