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Category: Publications
Online Event: “European Solidarity: What Should and Can it Mean?”, October 28 (UI, Sweden)
During the last decade Europe has experienced a financial and a migration crisis, as well as a pandemic, all of […]
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“Performing Nuclear Weapons: How Britain Made Trident Make Sense”, Paul Beaumont (NUPI, Norway)
This book investigates the UK’s nuclear weapon policy, focusing in particular on how consecutive governments have managed to maintain the […]
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“Decolonising Knowledge: A Euro-Mediterranean Perspective”, Lorenzo Kamel (IAI, Italy)
How can we decolonise Euro-Mediterranean relations? From a historical perspective, one of the most persuasive, indirect answers to this question […]
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“Improving the Wholesale Electricity Market Model in Ukraine”, Svitlana Chekunova (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
It is two year’s time since the beginning of the market operation (1 July 2019), yet the model retains administrative […]
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“The EU-US Trade and Technology Council: mapping the challenges and opportunities for transatlantic cooperation on trade, climate and digital”, Andreas Aktoudianakis, Guillaume Van der Loo and Thijs Vandenbussche (Egmont, Belgium)
The EU-US Summit on 15 June 2021 marked the beginning of a renewed transatlantic partnership and set an ambitious joint […]
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“Economic Dynamics Vs “Well-Being” of Ukrainians”, Vasyl Yurchyshyn (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
Significant economic complications and the introduction of anti-coronavirus restrictions, which have already been going on for a year and a […]
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“The Big Man Muqtada al-Sadr: Leading the Street in Iraq under Limited Statehood”, Kjetil Selvik and Iman Amirteimour (NUPI, Norway)
The article conceptualises the Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr as a big man to explain his proven capability for navigating the […]
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“Schwarzmüller vehicle construction and trading ltd. Hungary”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The Germany-based Schwarzmüller group founded its first ‘eastern’ trading company in Hungary in 1989. This was followed in 1993 by […]
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“European Strategic Autonomy and the US–China Rivalry: Can the EU Prefer not to Choose?”, Sylvie Bermann (IAI, Italy)
The US–China rivalry is not just a battle between democracies and autocracies, in such a complex context the EU should […]
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“The EU-Ukraine Security Partnership: Status and Prospects”, Oleksiy Melnyk, Mykhailo Pashov, Leonid Polyakov and Mykola Sunhurovskyi (Razumkov Centre, Ukraine)
The goals of this study include independent expert assessment of the situation in the field of Ukraine-EU security partnership in […]
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“Why the EU’s Spitzenkandidaten procedure should be revived before the next European Parliament elections”, Paul Schmidt (OEGFE, Austria)
Does the Spitzenkandidaten procedure have a future in European Parliament elections? Paul Schmidt argues that despite failing to live up […]
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“Rethinking South Sudan’s Path to Democracy”, Andrew E. Yaw Tchie (NUPI, Norway)
South Sudan’s peace process is still largely up for negotiation. A new South Sudan must emerge through a civilian technocratic […]
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“Continental automotive Hungary”, Gábor Túry (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The disruption of supply chains took place not only during the pandemic, but it is still present and causes a […]
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“It’s security stupid! Politicisation of the EU’s relations with its neighbours”, Magdalena Góra (IES, Poland)
The European Union’s security depends on how stable and peaceful its neighbours are, and yet the security situation around it […]
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“G20 test of trust: coming together to narrow the pandemic divide”, Beatriz Pérez de la Fuente (Elcano, Spain)
The G20 is the premier forum for international economic cooperation and a vehicle for strengthening multilateralism, designed to take more ambitious […]
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“Strategic Autonomy in Post-COVID Trade Policy: How Far Should We Politicise Supply Chains?”, Elvire Fabry and Andreas Veskoukis (IAI, Italy)
The resilience of supply chain (SC) is a key nexus in the debate over the European Union’s strategic autonomy that […]
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“Right-wing Populism in Associated Countries: A Challenge for Democracy”, Tamta Gelashvili, Denis Cenusa and Anna Medvedeva (NUPI, Norway)
This policy paper provides a structured comparative analysis of the nationalist populist actors, discourses and strategies in three Associated[1] Eastern […]
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“Media Narratives on Russia in the Context of Post-Maidan Ukraine”, Vineta Kleinberga and Elizabete Vizgunova (LIIA, Latvia)
Associate researchers of the Latvian Institute of International Affairs: Vineta Kleinberga and Elizabete Vizgunova recently published their article: “Media Narratives […]
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“Upgrading by domestic-owned automotive companies: The role of business development and quality certificates – The case of Tom-Ferr Plc”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Research on global value chains, discussing the concept of upgrading on the example of middle-income, dependent market economies suggests that […]
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“Shades of contestation and politicisation of CFSP”, Katja Biedenkopf, Oriol Costa and Magdalena Góra (IES, Poland)
Contestation and politicisation are two concepts of increasing relevance to European foreign and security policy (CFSP) scholars and practitioners alike. […]
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“Climate Change and Sustainability: Mediterranean Perspectives”, Andrea Dessì, Daniele Fattibene and Flavia Fusco (IAI, Italy)
This volume examines the challenges and interlinkages between climate change and sustainable development across the Mediterranean, where the climate crisis […]
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“Taliban dilemmas”, Juan Garrigues (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The Taliban’s swift takeover of Afghanistan in recent weeks is partly the result of a strategy based on conceding significant […]
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“Investment in resilient food systems in the most vulnerable and fragile regions is critical”, Cibele Queiroz et al. (NUPI, Norway)
Reversing the alarming trend of rising food insecurity requires transformations towards just, sustainable and healthy food systems with an explicit […]
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“The Belt and Road Initiative and the Internationalisation of China’s Scientific Power: The Case of Italy”, Lorenzo Mariani (IAI, Italy)
What are the elements and the impact of the inclusion of scientific cooperation within the 2019 Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) […]
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“Differentiated Integration and Europe’s Global Role: A Conceptual Framework”, Pernille Rieker (NUPI, Norway)
In a time of global challenges, rising geopolitical tensions and a weakening of the traditional trans-Atlantic security community, we can […]
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“Kais Saied gives Tunisian democracy a second chance”, Francis Ghilès (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The bold move by Tunisia’s president, Kais Saied, to dismiss the government and Freeze parliament, on Sunday 25th of July, […]
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“The COVID-19 Crisis and the Mediterranean Basin: Overcoming Disparities, Promoting Genuine Cooperation”, Anis Germani and Rania Masri (IAI, Italy)
The race to battle COVID-19 and secure personal protective equipment, ventilators and vaccines, aggravated by both nationalist monopolistic policies and […]
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“Differentiated Defence Integration Under French Leadership”, Pernille Rieker (NUPI, Norway)
Studies dealing with EU security and defence policy tend to focus exclusively on what is formally included in the Union’s […]
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“Turkey’s relations with the US and the EU at the beginning of the Biden presidency: Prospects for change?”, Toni Alaranta (FIIA, Finland)
US-Turkey ties are strained because of conflicting interests in Syria and on a more fundamental level due to Turkey’s different […]
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“Fit for 55: Dead on the debate floor”, Marc Ibáñez Díaz (CIDOB, Barcelona)
Achieving a 55% reduction in emissions by 2030 is the goal of the European Union’s “Fit for 55 package”. The […]
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“Condoning postwar corruption: How legacies of war prevent democratic accountability in contemporary Southeast Europe”, Christophe Lesschaeve and Josip Glaurdić (CERE)
The article, published in the Journal of East European Politics, explores the relationship between the allegations of corruption, political candidates’ records of […]
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“Europe’s Transition to Sustainability: Actors, Approaches and Policies”, Rosa Fernandez, Jonas J. Schoenefeld, Thomas Hoerber and Sebastian Oberthür (IAI, Italy)
In 2019, the European Commission launched the European Green Deal (EGD) as a strategic framework for policy development to achieve […]
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“Security Communities in Crisis: Crisis Constitution, Struggles and Temporality”, Øyvind Svendsen (NUPI, Norway)
How do we approach a security community in crisis? This article theorises crisis dynamics in and on security communities. How […]
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“Afghanistan and the rise of the Islamic Emirate: A tragic inevitability”, Olli Ruohomäki (FIIA, Finland)
It is time to come to terms with the inevitable fact that the Taliban is here to stay for the […]
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“Navigating the transformation of the bus industry in Hungary: expanding the product mix and upgrading along multiple dimensions”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Facing compressed and declining margins, the owner of a Hungarian bus manufacturer decided to venture into the electric city bus […]
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“New World Order: Germany’s Dangerous Idealism vis-à-vis Russia”, Kristi Raik (EFPI, Estonia)
The German journal Internationale Politik, Germany’s magazine for global thinking, published an article “New World Order: Germany’s Dangerous Idealism vis-à-vis […]
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“The EU-US Trade and Technology Council: mapping the challenges and opportunities for transatlantic cooperation on trade, climate and digital”, Andreas Aktoudianakis, Guillaume Van der Loo and Thijs Vandenbussche (Egmont, Belgium)
The EU-US Summit on 15 June 2021 marked the beginning of a renewed transatlantic partnership and set an ambitious joint […]
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“Urban Mobility after COVID-19: long-term strategies for the sustainable mobility transition in European cities”, Hannah Abdullah and Eloi Serrano Robles (CIDOB, Barcelona)
This volume explores how cities across Europe can develop more robust and socially just long-term mobility plans, enabling them to […]
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“Brexit is unravelling the peace process in Northern Ireland”, Seán Golden (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The Northern Ireland Protocol to avoid a Brexit border on Ireland by aligning Northern Irish and EU norms was a […]
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“Crisis and Politicisation: The Framing and Re-framing of Europe’s Permanent Crisis”, Benedetta Voltolini, Michal Natorski and Colin Hay (Sciences Po CEE, France)
This book elucidates the link between the politics of a now seemingly permanent crisis in Europe and the politicisation of […]
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“The Belarusian Revolution of 2020: Afterword”, Arkady Moshes and Ryhor Nizhnikau (FIIA, Finland)
The Belarusian Revolution challenged the Lukashenka regime but did not bring it down. It is, however, clear that the structural […]
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“From digitalisation to digital transformation in Romania”, Flavia Durach, Mirela Mărcuț, Radu Puchiu and Veronica Ștefan (EIR, Romania)
This policy brief represents a follow-up of an online dialogue, organized by the European Institute of Romania, with the purpose […]
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“The Politics of Competence in Global Health: The European Commission’s Global Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic”, Øyvind Svendsen (NUPI, Norway)
What was the European Commission’s (EC) global response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how did it use the crisis to […]
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“How to Think About the China-Russia Partnership”, James Sherr and Frank Jüris (EFPI, Estonia)
Since the conclusion of the Treaty on Good-Neighbourliness and Friendly Cooperation in 2001, the balance of power between China and […]
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“EU Differentiation in Border, Asylum and Police Cooperation: Drivers, Effectiveness and Crisis”, Emmanuel Comte (CIDOB, Barcelona)
The leading policy objective in EU differentiation underlying border, asylum and police cooperation has been to achieve the abolition of […]
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“How to promote the upgrading of local automotive actors and achieve a high road integration of the Hungarian automotive industry in European and global automotive value chains”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
In March and April 2021, a series of interviews were conducted with stakeholders in the Hungarian automotive industry. Automotive companies […]
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“EU Differentiation in Border, Asylum and Police Coopera-tion: Drivers, Effectiveness and Crisis”, Emmanuel Comte and Sandra Lavenex (IAI, Italy)
The leading policy objective in EU differentiation underlying border, asylum and police cooperation has been to achieve the abolition of […]
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“Counter-terrorism as a Public Policy: Theoretical Insights and Broader Reflections on the State of Counter-Terrorism Research”, Thomas Renard (Egmont, Belgium)
In spite of the growing amount of literature published on terrorism over the past 20 years, counter-terrorism is rarely considered […]
Read more“Warrior candidates: do voters value combat experience in post war elections?”, Josip Glaurdić and Christophe Lesschaeve (CERE)
The article, published in the journal Political Research Quarterly, explores the relationship between political candidates’ records of military service and their electoral […]
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“The Strategic Compass: Entering the Fray”, Sven Biscop (Egmont, Belgium)
The Strategic Compass for the EU’s security and defence policy, to be adopted in 2022, must generate immediate action. The […]
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“Regulation of tourist rental platforms and post-pandemic strategies to reintroduce tourist apartments into the housing market”, Mariona Segú and Carles Mascarell (CIDOB, Barcelona)
In recent years, rising housing prices have made access to rentals more difficult in many European cities. The growing presence […]
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“China in the Western Balkans: geopolitics with Chinese characteristics?”, Tamás Peragovics and Ágnes Szunomár (IWE CERS, Hungary)
China’s role as a global investor and financier has grown rapidly in recent decades, including in Europe. From German robot […]
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“US–China Rivalry and European Strategic Autonomy in the post-Covid Global Economy”, Paolo Guerrieri (IAI, Italy)
The world economy has changed profoundly over recent years. The US–China conflict dominates today’s international stage. Given these shifts in […]
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“Russia’s corona diplomacy and geoeconomic competition: A Sputnik moment?”, Sinikukka Saari (FIIA, Finland)
The Russian science, technology and innovation (STI) system is geared towards global geoeconomic competitiveness and is based on three S’s: […]
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“Russia’s Neighborhood Policy and Its Eurasian Client States: No Autocracy Export”, Helge Blakkisrud and Pål Kolstø (NUPI, Norway)
Do authoritarian regimes engage in active export of their political systems? Or are they primarily concerned about their geopolitical interests? […]
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“European Union in Central Asia during the COVID-19 pandemic: crisis response and future recovery”, Ana-Maria Anghelescu (EIR, Romania)
The policy brief examines the European Union’s assistance to Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) in the […]
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“Policy solution ownership: road space re-allocation as new approach to urban mobility”, Charlotte Halpern (Sciences Po CEE, France)
This chapter analyzes the emergence, the construction and the trajectory of road space reallocation as a policy solution to urban […]
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“The Artificial Intelligence Act Proposal and its Implications for Member States”, Martina Anzini (EIPA, Maastricht)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a family of technologies that can optimise existing processes or enable brand-new activities, for example by […]
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“Spain and the Maghreb: neighbourhood, nearshoring and the post-pandemic”, Eduard Soler i Lecha (CIDOB, Barcelona)
Can geographical proximity, so often an irritant, begin to generate mutual opportunities? This is the possibility that has opened up […]
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“Understanding Ad-Hoc Security Intitiatives in Africa”, Cedric de Coning, Andrew E. Yaw Tchie, Natasja Rupesinghe and Anab Ovidie Grand (NUPI, Norway)
The policy brief examines the rise of ad-hoc security initiatives (ASIs) as an established type of collective security mechanism. ASIs […]
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“Nordic-Baltic Connectivity with Asia via the Arctic: Assessing Opportunities and Risks”, Bart Gaens, Frank Jüris and Kristi Raik (EFPI, Estonia)
The Arctic is occupying an increasingly important position in connectivity between Asia and the Nordic-Baltic countries. This is not least […]
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“De Europa”, Gabrielle Bernoville, Dafni Argyraki, Federica Woelk, Teun Janssen, Alexandru Demianenco, Robert Smith (College of Europe, Natolin)
The European and Global Studies Journal “De Europa”, published by the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society at the University of Turin, […]
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“Iran-India Relations Before and After the U.S. Withdrawal from the Nuclear Deal and the Consequent Sanctions”, Erzsébet N. Rózsa (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Iran-India relations ancient as they may be, their focus and scope are much more defined by contemporary interests, strategic perceptions, […]
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“How to reverse in a one-way street”, Marc Franco (Egmont, Belgium)
There is not much joy in EU-Russia relations or in relations between Russia and the West in general. Judging by […]
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“EU arms export policy: achievements and current challenges”, Kyriakos Revelas (CIFE)
The EU regime for conventional arms exports, with its common criteria and commitments binding on Member States, aims at a […]
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“EU Open Strategic Autonomy in a Post-COVID World: An Italian Perspective on the Sustainability of Global Value Chains”, Fabrizio Botti, Cristina Castelli and Giulio Giangaspero (IAI, Italy)
The new EU trade strategy focusing on supply chains resilience and sustainability as a pillar of the European path towards […]
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“The Next Generation EU: Opportunity and risk”, Josep M Lloveras Soler (CIDOB, Barcelona)
Next Generation EU (NGEU) – the COVID-19 recovery package at the centre of the new EU policy response – has […]
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“Russian Strategic Communication Towards Europe: Goals, Means and Measures”, Jakub Godzimirski (NUPI, Norway)
This chapter examines the relationship between Russian strategic objectives and the use of communication measures in Russian policy towards Europe […]
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“Stillborn Banking Union”, David Howarth (CERE)
Prof. David Howarth, with Ioannis Asimakopoulos, a PhD student in Law, published this article in the multi-disciplinary journal focused on […]
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“The journey to net zero: 12 perspectives from the frontline of the energy transition in Europe”, Joana Freitas, Jessica Dabrowski and Samuel Silva (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This e-book shares 12 fresh perspectives, based on interviews recorded between 2019 and 2021 for the FSR’s Net Zero Podcast, […]
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“The evolution of the policy response to jihadi returnees in Europe (2012-2020)”, Thomas Renard (Egmont, Belgium)
The mobilisation of European volunteers for the jihad in Syria and Iraq was unprecedented. Fighters returning to Europe present a […]
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“The Politics of Competence in Global Health: The European Commission’s Global Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic”, Øyvind Svendsen (NUPI, Norway)
What was the European Commission’s (EC) global response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how did it use the crisis to […]
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“Cross-Sectoral Cooperation for Sustainable Futures”, Jana Arbeiter and Maja Bučar (CIR, Slovenia)
In this advocacy piece, the authors discuss the importance of cross-sectoral cooperation for strengthening the coherence and collaboration, as well […]
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“What Destination Awaits the Development of Botswana: The Sharp Edges of Diamond Dependency: Some Political Economy Considerations”, Dániel Muth (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Botswana has long been lauded for developing uniquely strong political institutions and using its diamond revenues productively to enhancing the […]
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“Public Opinion on an Ever More Differentiated EU”, Anna Katharina Stahl (IAI, Italy)
European integration has been accompanied by differentiation and debates on it are not new. Differentiated integration has received wide scholarly […]
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“A great philosopher of the 20th century and visionary of European Federalism”, Claude Nigoul and Alexandre Marc (CIFE)
Alexandre Marc, the founder of CIFE, died 20 years ago, at the end of a long life that marked his […]
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“Introductory speeches at the colloquium on the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on human rights”, Jean-Louis De Brouwer (Egmont, Belgium)
These are two of the introductory speeches at the colloquium Human Rights in Pandemic Times Political Exceptionalism, Social Vulnerability & […]
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“The Sahel’s jihadists don’t all govern alike: context matters”, Natasja Rupesinghe and Mikael Hiberg Naghizadeh (NUPI, Norway)
The way jihadist insurgents in the Sahel governs differs between but also within groups. Jihadists do not follow strict ideological […]
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“20 years on from 9/11: War impossible, peace improbable”, Moussa Bourekba, Ana Ballesteros, Pol Bargués, Carme Colomina and Eduard Soler i Lecha (CIDOB, Barcelona)
First Afghanistan, then Iraq. Two decades on from the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 (9/11), the president of the […]
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“Politicizing Europe on the far right: Anti-EU mobilization across the party and non-party sector in France”, Pietro Castelli Gattinara et Caterina Froio (Sciences Po CEE, France)
This article examines public contestation of Europe by the far right in France. It investigates whether far-right mobilization on the […]
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“Democratic Transition, Europeanization, and Other Metamorphoses of Central Eastern Europe: An EU Member State-Building Perspective”, Andriy Tyushka (College of Europe, Natolin)
Dr Andriy TYUSHKA, Senior Research Fellow in the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair at the College of Europe in Natolin, has just published a chapter […]
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“Transformative Education: Bridging Education for Change”, Jana Arbeiter and Maja Bučar (CIR, Slovenia)
In this advocacy piece, the authors stress that education should provide people with the understanding, skills and values they need […]
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“Borderlands: Europe and the Mediterranean Middle East”, Raffaella A. Del Sart (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Borderlands in Europe and the Mediterranean Middle East proposes a profound rethink of the complex relationship between Europe-defined here as […]
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“Georgia’s Europeanization challenged from within: Domestic foreign policy discourses and increasing polarization”, Salome Minesashvili (NUPI, Norway)
Georgia`s foreign policy, especially the implementation of international agreements, is best understood in the context of domestic contestation among alternative […]
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“From one plan for the future of Europe to another: the story of the last ten years”, Laurent Baechler (CIFE)
The European recovery plans designed in response to the crisis are exempt from the budgetary constraints imposed during the management […]
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“Effects of COVID-19 and supply chain disruptions: experiences of Hungarian automotive suppliers”, Andrea Éltető (IWE CERS, Hungary)
The pandemic has strongly affected automotive supply chains. Even before, suppliers had to meet high quality and delivery requirements. Because […]
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“The root cause of ‘Western’ failure in Afghanistan”, Seán Golden (CIDOB, Barcelona)
A better understanding of tribal cultures and strategic theories based on them might have prevented errors in Afghanistan and better […]
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“Principled Pragmatism Reset: For a Recalibration of the EU’s Diplomatic Engagement with the MENA Region”, Silvia Colombo (IAI, Italy)
The launch of the EU Global Strategy in 2016 raised many expectations concerning the EU’s willingness and ability to reconcile […]
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“Failing forward in Economic and Monetary Union: explaining weak Eurozone financial support mechanisms”, David Howarth and Lucia Quaglia (CERE)
In this article, published in the Journal of European Public Policy, the authors apply the ‘failing forward’ approach to analyse the […]
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“Afghan refugees: Europe should develop an ambitious and collaborative structure”, Bernard Siman (Egmont, Belgium)
The TV news and press coverage of the mayhem in Kabul and around its airport mask the greater scrum by […]
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“Elections in Russia: a measure for nothing or relevant after all?”, Marc Franco (Egmont, Belgium)
Russians go to the ballot box on 17 to 19 September. Most commentators consider the election as a non- event […]
Read more“Belgian Defence: Put your trust in people”, Sven Biscop (Egmont, Belgium)
On the eve of the National Day, Sven Biscop reflects on Belgian Defence: budget, capabilities, and above all, people. Read […]
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“EU strategy: Resolutely moderate”, Sven Biscop (Egmont, Belgium)
As competition and rivalry between the great powers increase, the overriding challenge for international politics in the first half of […]
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“Justifying Interventions: The Case of ECOWAS in Liberia”, Nina Wilén (Egmont, Belgium)
Two decades into the new millennium it is clear that ‘benign’ interventions with the aim to stabilize conflict-ridden or troubled […]
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“Afghanistan: The End of a Strategic Distraction”, Sven Biscop (Egmont, Belgium)
The military intervention in Afghanistan was a near complete success. Or it would have been, had the US pulled out […]
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“A Geopolitical Awakening? The Future of German Statecraft”, Roderick Parkes (SIIA-UI, Sweden)
Foreign policy in Germany is an increasingly elite affair, discussed among officials, interested politicians and a coterie of international think […]
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“Update of the Strategic Vision 2030: Recommendations”, Eric Kalajzic, et al. (Egmont, Belgium)
The evolving security environment will demand more involvement and commitment from Belgian Defence, for which it is not yet sufficiently […]
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“Global Governance at a Turning Point”, Ettore Greco, Nicola Bilotta, Fabrizio Botti (eds.) (IAI, Italy)
This book collects contributions from international leading experts on how the Italian Presidency of the G20 in 2021 could advance […]
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Video Podcast: “Brexit has ended the Golden Age of the City of London”, Brendan Donnelly and Graham Bishop (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
In this video, Federal Trust Council member Graham Bishop and our Director, Brendan Donnelly, discuss the Chancellor of the Exchequer […]
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