“The Centenary of Latvia’s Foreign Affairs: Global Thought and Latvia” continues a series of publications on ideas, activities and personalities, […]
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Category: Publications
“The COVID-19 Pandemic and European Security: Between Damages and Crises”, Alessandro Marrone (IAI, Italy)
The COVID-19 pandemic will negatively affect the defence field from a budgetary, industrial and politico-strategic point of view, particularly in […]
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“A Coordinated, Unlimited and Flexible Insurance Policy to Respond to the Pandemic”, Gonzalo García-Andrés (Elcano, Spain)
The COVID-19 pandemic requires a coordinated global response. This analysis highlights some of the main components. The COVID-19 global pandemic […]
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“Narratives Matter: In Search of a Partnership Strategy”, Wolfgang Wessels (IPC, Turkey)
2019 Mercator-IPC Senior Fellow Wolfgang Wessels’ policy brief “Narratives Matter: In Search of a Partnership Strategy” was published. Relations between […]
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“Time for a European Climate and Sustainable Development Bank”, Daniele Fattibene (IAI, Italy)
International development cooperation risks being deeply affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic, with potentially disastrous consequences among fragile states. Social […]
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“The Politicization of COVID-19 in Iran: Domestic and International Power Play Hampers the Response”, Mariette Hägglund (FIIA, Finland)
In Iran, the response to the coronavirus pandemic would require cooperation but is marred by the politicization of the crisis. […]
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“The COVID-19 crisis: Ten Takeaways for the EU”, Paul Schmidt (ÖGfE, Austria)
What does the Covid-19 outbreak mean for the future of the European Union? Paul Schmidt presents ten takeaways for EU […]
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“The Role of the UN Security Council in Cybersecurity: International Peace and Security in the Digital Age”, Niels Nagelhus Schia and Eneken Tikk (NUPI, Norway)
At the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, the UN Security Council is faced with difficult questions about its efficacy, […]
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“The Multiple Challenges Of COVID-19”, Andreas Thephanous (University of Nicosia, Cyprus)
The situation that has been created with the spread of COVID-19 almost throughout the world is indeed extraordinary. This pandemic, […]
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“COVID-19: A Stress Test for International Development Cooperation”, Stefano Manservisi (IAI, Italy)
The values of solidarity and mutual responsibility, fundamental pillars of European integration and external action, are presently at stake. Approaches […]
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“Handing over Infrastructure for China’s Strategic Objectives: ‘Arctic Connect’ and the Digital Silk Road in the Arctic”, Frank Jüris (EFPI, Estonia)
This paper aims to research one aspect of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), namely the Digital Silk Road (DSR), […]
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“Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2020”, Andris Spruds and Sintija Broka (LIIA, Latvia)
The Latvian Foreign and Security Policy Yearbook 2020 aims to contribute to the understanding of Latvia’s foreign and security policy […]
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“The COVID-19 Solidarity Test”, Kemal Derviş (IPC, Turkey)
IPC Non-Resident Part-Time Senior Advisor Kemal Derviş’s Analysis “The Covid-19 Solidarity Test” has been published. This article was originally published […]
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“The New European Commission’s Green Deal and Geopolitical Language: A Critique from a Decentring Perspective”, Daniela Huber (IAI, Italy)
The coronavirus crisis deeply challenges the assumption that we human beings can dominate nature. Contraposing the new European Commission Green […]
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“The Case for EU-Japan Digital Connectivity and Digital ODA”, Maaike Okano-Heijmans (Elcano, Spain)
The 2019 EU-Japan Connectivity Partnership paves the way for EU-Japan cooperation on all three practical elements of digital connectivity: telecommunications […]
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“Resilience Is Dead. Long Live Resilience?”, Elena A. Korosteleva and Irina Petrova (IAI, Italy)
Resilience has recently emerged as a possible solution to address the increasing dysfunctionality of national and global governance, strengthening its […]
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“The Hungarian Utility Cost Reduction Programme – An Impact Assessment”, Csaba Weiner and Tekla S. Szép (IWE CERS, Hungary)
In Hungary, regulated energy prices have been crucial in supplying electricity, district heating and natural gas to households, and as […]
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“Italy and the COVID-19 Emergency: Tackling an Unprecedented Crisis, with Limited EU Solidarity”, Marco Siddi (FIIA, Finland)
Thus far, Italy has been the EU member most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the first one […]
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“COVID-19, Corona Bonds and Kicking the Can Down the Road”, Dr Andrew Black (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
What I see is European construction drifting towards a free-trade zone, that is to say an English-style Europe, which I […]
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“Will European Defence Survive Coronavirus?”, Daniel Fiott (Elcano, Spain)
The tragedy that is the Coronavirus has already claimed too many lives, but it has also allowed Europe’s public services […]
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“Empty Shell No More: China’s Growing Footprint in Central and Eastern Europe”, Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova (LIIA, Latvia)
Ten experts from Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia and Romania covered the most important developments in […]
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“Governance, State and Democracy in a Post-Corona World”, Senem Aydin-Duzgit and Fuat Keyman (IPC, Turkey)
Research and Academic Affairs Coordinator Senem Aydın-Düzgit and Director Fuat Keyman’s policy brief “Governance, State and Democracy in a Post-Corona […]
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“Can the Possible non-Extension of the New START Treaty Influence the Strategic Stability in the Use of the Outer Space Domain?”, Miroslav Tůma (IIR, Czech Republic)
The New START Treaty, which limits the number of deployed strategic nuclear weapons, will expire in February 2021. According to […]
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“Between God and the Sugar Dates: Lessons for a “Geopolitical” EU from the US–Iran Crisis”, Tommaso Emiliani (IAI, Italy)
The EU is presently stuck between a deepening strategic rift with its US ally and its inability to advance its […]
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“Estonia in the UN Security Council: The Importance and Limits of European Cooperation”, Dr. Kristi Raik (EFPI, Estonia)
In January 2020, Estonia became a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for a two-year term. The […]
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“A Tale of Two Unions: Africa, Europe and a Pragmatic Investment in Multilateralism in Times of COVID-19”, Luca Barana (IAI, Italy)
The European Commission’s Joint-Communication “Towards a Comprehensive Strategy with Africa”, published on 9 March 2020, envisioned the beginnings of a […]
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“Ukraine and its Regions: Societal Trends and Policy Implications”, Ryhor Nizhnikau & Arkady Moshes (FIIA, Finland)
Since the Euromaidan Revolution, self-identification and attitudes within Ukrainian society have changed profoundly. This report takes stock of the identity […]
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“Defining the Long-term Development Trends of Countries in East-Central Europe in the Context of Political Cycles”, Miklós Szanyi and Gyula Szabó (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Historical development patterns are uneven. There are windows of opportunity for countries on the periphery to catch-up, others may lose […]
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“COVID-19: Which Effects on Defence Policies in Europe?”, Alessandro Marrone and Ottavia Credi (IAI, Italy)
The crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will have consequences on every aspect of the European societies, including the defence […]
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“The COVID-19 Pandemic in Russia: No Applause for Putin’s Political Play?”, Veera Laine and Jussi Lassila (FIIA, Finland)
In Russia, the confirmed COVID-19 infections have been suspiciously few. The official numbers do not reflect reality as there has […]
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“Can the EU survive the virus?”, David Gow (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
David Gow is the Editor of Sceptical.scot, Senior Adviser at Social Europe and Senior Adviser at Acumen Public Affairs. He is former […]
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“Russia and the COVID-19 Crisis: Hardship at Home, Soft Power Flexing Abroad”, Nona Mikhelidze (IAI, Italy)
On 25 March, one month after Russia registered its first confirmed case of Coronavirus, President Vladimir Putin announced a week of paid […]
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“Fieldwork as Failure”, Jan Daniel (IIR, Czech Republic)
Jan Daniel, Ph.D. is a senior researcher at the Institute of International Relations Prague and his main fields of interest […]
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“Beyond Coronabonds: A New Constituent for Europe”, Nicoletta Pirozzi (IAI, Italy)
Every era has its symbols. In 1984, Mitterrand and Kohl held hands on the battlefield in Verdun, coming to symbolise […]
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“New CAP Delivery Model, Old Issues”, Emil Erjavec, Marko Lovec and Tanja Šumrada (CIR, Slovenia)
The proposed Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for the period 2021–2027 will be more flexible and, presumably, more effective. The article […]
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“Biodiversity as a Human Right and its implications for the EU’s External Action”, Elisa Morgera
TEPSA has recently coordinated a study for the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI), authored by Dr Elisa Morgera […]
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Blog Post: “If the European elections were to be held next Sunday…” (IEP, Germany)
Brexit, the Polish judicial crisis, the return of the asylum question, the coronavirus: there has been no shortage of major […]
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“European Vision and Ambition Needed: Italy and Germany Must Promote a Global EU Re-sponse to COVID-19”, Tobias Bunde, Ferdinando Nelli Feroci, Boris Ruge and Nathalie Tocci (IAI, Italy)
The European project was built on the ashes of two world wars. The ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the most devastating pandemic […]
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“COVID-19 and the Liberal International Order: Exposing Instabilities and Weaknesses in an Open International System”, Carla Norrlof (FIIA, Finland)
COVID-19 is the latest blow to the ailing liberal international order (LIO). More clearly than the succession of trials the […]
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“EU Environmental Policy: Internal and External Dimensions”, Ana Bojinović Fenko and Danijel Crnče (CIR, Slovenia)
This book is a result of Jean Monnet Module-based course on the European Union (EU) domestic and external environmental policies, […]
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“Digital Transformation: Enabling Factory Economy Actors’ Entrepreneurial Integration in Global Value Chains?”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Drawing on interviews with ten Hungarian digital automotive technology providers, this paper investigates how digital transformation can assist factory economy […]
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“Tackling Covid-19 Calls for Trust: Building Confidence is Part of Containing a Pandemic”, Tyyne Karjalainen (FIIA, Finland)
COVID-19 highlights the relevance of sharing information at a time of crisis. The revision of International Health Regulations in 2005 […]
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“European Identity and the Plague”, Roger Casale (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Roger Casale reminds us that plague has often shaped human history and hopes that the European Union and United Kingdom […]
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“Commercial Diplomacy’s Role in Entering Foreign Markets in the Age of Global Value Chains”, Andreja Jaklič and Slobodan Šešum (CIR, Slovenia)
The authors examine the role played by commercial diplomacy in firms’ outward internationalisation. Based on interviews with economic counsellors and […]
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TEPSA Explainer: Euroscepticism in Poland
“They only perceive the EU as an economic platform, not as a community of values” In this TEPSA Explainer, Zdzislaw […]
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“A Need for Control? Political Trust and Public Preferences for Asylum and Refugee Policy”, Anne-Marie Jeannet, Esther Ademmer, Martin Ruhs and Tobias Stöhr (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This article analyses whether and how policy design and political trust interact in shaping people’s policy preferences. It theorises that […]
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“China’s role in the Sustainable Development Agenda: Considerations for Norway”, Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr (NUPI, Norway)
China’s role as an international development actor is growing, with real and increasing potential to impact Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). […]
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“Manufacturing the Jihad in Europe: The Islamic State’s Strategy”, John Turner (IAI, Italy)
As the Islamic State (IS) caliphate in the Middle East has collapsed, it is seeking to extend its influence elsewhere, […]
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“Common Fears, Common Opportunities? Czechia and Norway in the Changing International Context”, Kristin Haugevik, Benjamin Tallis, Mark Galeotti, Morten S. Andersen, Jakub Godzimirski, Øyvind Svendsen, Elena Zhirukina and Jan Mazac (NUPI, Norway)
With long-dominant structures in flux, European states, and perhaps smaller ones in particular, are now forced to rethink their foreign […]
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“EU State Aid Law”, Edited by Pier Luigi Parcu, Giorgio Monti and Marco Botta (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This discerning book is a key resource for students and scholars specializing in both State Aid law and EU law […]
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“How Libya Impacts North Africa”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Spain)
Algeria is looking to play a leading role in the Libyan political process. It is too far from the combat […]
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“Designing an EU Intervention Standard for Digital Platforms”, Peter Alexiadis and Alexandre de Streel (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
In this working paper, Peter Alexiadis and Alexandre de Streel review the relevant precedents under EU competition law and economic […]
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“Nordic Perspectives on European Security: Norway”, Karsten Friis and Maren Garberg Bredesen (NUPI, Norway)
How does Norway relate to the various new European defence cooperation formats? Which states are Norway coordinating with when engaging […]
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“Finland’s Response to the COVID19 Epidemic: Long-Term Preparation and Specific Plans”, Charly Salonius-Pasternak (FIIA, Finland)
To address COVID19, Finland has activated its Emergency Powers Act for the first time ever. While the outcome remains uncertain, […]
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“Without Cities There Will Be No Green Deal”, Agustí Fernández de Losada (CIDOB, Spain)
Cities are key to dealing with the climate emergency. According to UN Habitat, cities occupy only 2% of the planet’s […]
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“Time to Exist and Resist: the European Union and Russian Political War”, Mark Galeotti (IIR, Czech Republic)
Mark Galeotti, Senior Nonresident Fellow of the Institute of International Relations, published a new Policy Paper about the political war […]
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“A Planetary Retreat to Contain the Coronavirus: Resilience in Times of Catastrophe”, Pol Bargués (CIDOB, Spain)
Understanding the city in all its complexity means discovering the urban diversities that inhabit it along with their many political, […]
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“US-Norway Bilateral Defense Agreements: a Partnership that Strengthens NATO”, Patrick J. Cullen and Ole Martin Stormoen (NUPI, Norway)
The defense partnership between the United States and Norway plays a crucial role for both American and Norwegian national defense. […]
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“A Europe Fit for the Digital Age: The Quest for Cybersecurity Unpacked”, Simona Autolitano (IAI, Italy)
The start of a new political term offers good opportunities to formulate ambitious goals. The incoming European Commission President, Ursula […]
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“Deeper Integration and Constructive Engagement as Vehicles for Finnish Influence?”, Juha Jokela (FIIA, Finland)
Amongst a deteriorating security policy environment, a more assertive Russia, and an increasingly competitive global milieu marked by great power […]
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“Globalization and its Critics”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Spain)
The coronavirus pandemic has offered an opportunity to those convinced that economic retreat and border closures are the best answers […]
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“Cliff Edge or Capitulation? The Options for EU/UK Trade Negotiations”, Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Dr Andrew Blick argues that logic and the national interest demand an extension of the transition period beyond the end […]
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“Multilateral Cooperation in the Area of Climate-Related Security and Development Risks in Africa”, Cedric de Coning and Florian Krampe (NUPI, Norway)
Over the past decade the impact of climate change on people’s everyday lives have become tangible. Its effects have contributed […]
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“Transparency in EU Decision-Making: Under Growing Pressure, More Important than Ever”, Tuomas Iso-Markku (FIIA, Finland)
Old certainties about the inevitability of democratic progress are as much under threat from illiberal populists in established democracies as […]
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“Coronavirus: Infodemics and Disinformation”, Carme Colomina (CIDOB, Spain)
The coronavirus information overload is riddled with fake news, hoaxes and conspiracy theories. Distrust has become the new reality. Distrust […]
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“China in the Sustainable Development Agenda: Key Environmental Issues and Responses”, Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr and Gørild Heggelund (NUPI, Norway)
China is dealing with very serious pollution levels and the unsustainable use of many natural resources. Environmental issues, concerning both […]
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“COVID19 – A Trigger for Global Transformation? Political Distancing, Global Decoupling and Growing Distrust in Health Governance”, Mika Aaltola (FIIA, Finland)
Since late 2019, the world has sought – frantically at times – to appropriate policies for responding to the coronavirus […]
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“Coronavirus: Between the Global and the National”, Pol Morillas (CIDOB, Spain)
The coronavirus pandemic has vanished in record time the distance between global dynamics and their consequences for individuals. Against the […]
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“Idlib’s Crucible Moment: The Cost of Jihadist Proxies and Geopolitical Tensions”, Wolfgang Mühlberger & Olli Ruohomäki (FIIA, Finland)
The killing of Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi last year put the jihadist nexus in North-Western Syria back in the spotlight. The […]
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“Transition Redux: Global Warehousing in Europe’s Westernmost East”, Daniel Šitera (IIR, Czech Republic)
Daniel Šitera has just published chapter ´Transition Redux: Global Warehousing in Europe’s Westernmost East´ in an interdisciplinary volume on the […]
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“Managed Leadership Succession in Kazakhstan: A Model for Gradual Departure?”, Kristiina Silvan (FIIA, Finland)
In March 2019, Kazakhstan’s authoritarian leader, Nursultan Nazarbayev, stepped down after three decades of rule and yielded power to his […]
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“Can Aid Solve the Root Causes of Migration? A Framework for Future Research on the Development-Migration Nexus”, Henriette U. Erstad and Morten Bøås (NUPI, Norway)
An important dimension of the European Union’s response to the 2015 refugee and migration management crisis has been to address […]
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“Inside Spain Nr. 169”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
‘A lively look at current affairs by a seasoned observer of Spanish political and economic life’. In February’s edition of […]
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“COVID-19 Emergency: Europe Needs a Vaccine”, Nicoletta Pirozzi (IAI, Italy)
The Coronavirus outbreak, due to the extent of its political, economic and social backlashes, as well as its immediate public […]
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New edition of the Handbook on German European Policy planned (IEP, Germany)
Within the framework of the German EU Council Presidency in the second half of 2020, Dr. Katrin Böttger and Prof. […]
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“The view from Brussels of the EU-UK Negotiations: a Total Illusion of Independence”, Graham Bishop (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Writing in his new blog, Federal Trust Council Member Graham Bishop fears that the British government still cannot face reality […]
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“China’s Evolving Approach to UN Peacekeeping in Africa”, Kari Osland and Cedric de Coning (NUPI, Norway)
China’s new, assertive role in UN peacekeeping, especially in Africa, represents a significant shift in Beijing’s peace and security posture […]
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“Common Fears, Common Opportunities?”, NUPI Report (NUPI, Norway)
What do Czech and Norwegian policy makers identify as the key fears to which they must respond? What opportunities can […]
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“Win-Win! with ODA-man: Legitimizing Development Assistance Policy in Japan”, Wrenn Yennie Lindgren (NUPI, Norway)
Official development assistance (ODA) constitutes one of Japan’s most important foreign policy instruments as it builds Japan’s global network and […]
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“Common Fears, Common Opportunities? Czechia and Norway in the Changing International Context”, Mark Galeotti, Jan Mazač, Elena Zhirukhina, Benjamin Tallis (IIR, Czech Republic)
Researchers from the Institute of International Relations Mark Galeotti, Jan Mazač, Elena Zhirukhina, and Benjamin Tallis together with researchers from […]
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“China in the Sustainable Development Agenda: Contributions to Health and Education”, Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr (NUPI, Norway)
China is scaling up its investments in health and education, making significant contributions to the UN 2030 Agenda and related […]
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“Who Governs in the Council? Determinants of Ministerial Participation in Council Meetings”, Jan Kovář (IIR, Czech Republic)
Ministers of the member countries of the EU represent their countries in the Council of the EU. Nevertheless, the statistics […]
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“Inside Spain Nr. 168”, William Chislett (Elcano, Spain)
‘A lively look at current affairs by a seasoned observer of Spanish political and economic life’. In January’s issue of […]
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“The Nordics and the New European Security Architecture”, NUPI Report (NUPI, Norway)
In a new joint report, researchers from NUPI and research institutes in the Nordics have investigated the question: How do […]
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“Party Penalties for Parity: Less than Meets the Eye”, Catherine Achin, Anja Durovic, Eléonore Lépinard, Sandrine Lévêque, Amy G. Mazur (Sciences Po, France)
This article assesses the pre-adoption, adoption, implementation and impact of party parity penalties established in 2002 to promote gender equality […]
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“From Careful Participant to Budding Partner: China in the Sustainable Development Agenda”, Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr (NUPI, Norway)
China is an increasingly active player in the Sustainable Development Agenda. It has staked out a national Sustainable Development Goals […]
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“International Order and the European Project in Times of COVID19”, Nathalie Tocci (IAI, Italy)
The international liberal order, as well as the European Union within it, has been in trouble for years now. Challenged […]
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“China in the Sustainable Development Agenda: Key Institutions for International Engagement”, Hans Jørgen Gåsemyr (NUPI, Norway)
China has a large and expansive network of actors working on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) activities. Ministries and affiliated agencies […]
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“Because we are Europeans”, Roger Casale (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Roger Casale explores the reasons to argue in favour of EU membership beyond the economic. In this piece, he argues […]
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Special issue of “De Europa” features six selected Master’s theses by College of Europe Natolin students (College of Europe, Natolin)
The European and Global Studies Journal “De Europa”, published by the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society at the University […]
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“Why the EU Should not Opt for Another Refugee Deal with Turkey with no Shared Responsibility”, Ilke Toygür, Seda Gürkan (Elcano, Spain)
In this new expert comment by Ilke Toygür and Seda Gürkan, the complexities of the EU-Turkey relationship are explored through […]
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“Populism in the Foreign Policy of Central European States”, Marko Lovec and Ana Bojinović Fenko (CIR, Slovenia)
The paper deals with populism in the foreign policy of Central European states. Mapping of populist types via their positioning […]
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“Politicisation Management in the European Union”, Frank Schimmelfennig (CIS, Swizterland)
Frank Schimmelfennig has contributed a new article to the Journal of European Public Policy. Politicisation in the EU is mostly […]
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“The Future of Values in Cyber Security Strategies”, Danny Steed (Elcano, Spain)
This paper addresses the challenges that have arisen from an overly technical focus on cyber security that has failed to consider the […]
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Blog post: “Constitutional Court vs. ECJ: On the escalation of the rule of law crisis in Poland”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
Manuel Müller analyses the crisis in the Polish judicial system in an article in the blog “The (European) Federalist”. Following […]
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“Ever Looser Union? Differentiated European Integration”, Frank Schimmelfennig and Thomas Winzen (CIS, Switzerland)
Differentiated integration has become a durable feature of the European Union and is a major alternative for its future development […]
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“Ukraine 2019-2020: Broad Opportunities, Contradictory Results”, Razumkov Centre Assessments (Razumkov, Ukraine)
The Razumkov centre has published its annual analytical assessments “Ukraine 2019-2020: Broad Opportunities, Contradictory Results”. This year’s study presents the […]
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“Connectivity and infrastructure: can the EU-Japan partnership make a difference?”, Marie Söderberg (Elcano, Spain)
A Partnership on Sustainable Connectivity and Quality Infrastructure was signed between the EU and Japan in September 2019. The Partnership […]
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”The Western Balkans, the reform of the accession and grands débats on the Future of Europe: waiting for Godot or engaging more strategically?”, Florent Marciacq (CIFE)
The French decision to oppose the opening of accession negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia in October 2019 has opened […]
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“Russia-Ukraine Transit Deal: A Crisis Postponed?”, Alan Riley (CIDOB, Spain)
The last minute signing of the transit contract between Russia and Ukraine has led to a fall in European gas […]
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