Europe's world: the only Europe-wide policy journal

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  Año 2008, Número 9

  • Section 1: International

    • Why Eu and US geopolitical interests are no longer the same

      David P. Calleo

      págs. 8-13

      

    • The pressures for a new Euro-Atlantic security strategy

      Simon Serfaty

      págs. 15-22

      

    • The financial contagion now spreading worldwide

      Hannes Androsch

      págs. 23-27

      

    • It's time Europe got its economic policy act together (Commentary by Marek Louzek)

      Jim O'Neill

      págs. 28-33

      

    • Capitalism's uncertain future

      Daniel Daianu

      págs. 35-39

      

    • What to do about sovereign wealth funds (Commentary by István Körösi)

      Roland Koch

      págs. 40-45

      

    • The EU, Russia and the crisis of the post-cold war european order

      Ivan Krastev

      págs. 47-51

      

    • Blueprint for a new relationship with Russia (Commentary by Pami Aalto)

      Roderic Lyne

      págs. 52-58

      

    • Is Gazprom's strategy political?

      Alexander Ivanovich Medvedev

      págs. 63-67

      

  • Security & defence

    • Towards fairer burden-sharing in NATO

      Jaap de Hoop Scheffer

      págs. 68-73

      

    • The steps needed to move ESDP from theory to fact

      Henri Bentégeat

      págs. 74-77

      

    • Cold war lessons for security policy today (Commentary by Plamen Pantev)

      Alyson Bailes

      págs. 78-83

      

    • Homegrown terrorism 1: we must slay the mythical dragons of "Eurabia"

      Muhammad Abdul Bari

      págs. 85-89

      

    • Homegrown terrorism 2: breaking the vicious circle of marginalisation and radicalisation

      Busso von Alvensleben

      págs. 91-95

      

  • Section 2: Europe

    • How France intends to meet all those EU presidency expectations

      Jean Pierre Jouyet

      págs. 96-98

      

    • Getting the franco-german engine back into gear

      Ulrike Guérot

      págs. 99-101

      

    • The questions facing Europe's development bank

      Jean Lemierre

      págs. 103-105

      

    • Why Sarkozy's mediterranean plan is arousing suspicions

      Eduard Soler i Lecha

      págs. 107-109

      

    • What a truly democratic EU might look like (Commentary by Matej Avbelj)

      Sabine Leidig

      págs. 110-115

      

    • "Do yo like the EU? - The pollsters' puzzling conclusions

      Helen Szamuely

      págs. 117-119

      

    • Make the western balkans the EU's next prize (Commentary by Eric Bonse)

      Doris Pack

      págs. 124-129

      

    • Policing Kosovo: the challenges awaiting EULEX

      Elizabeth Pond

      págs. 131-135

      

    • Sharing a vision of "the new Europe"

      Mark Eyskens

      págs. 137-139

      

    • What Europe's past can tell us of its future

      Elie Barnavi

      págs. 141-144

      

    • The new kids or the R&D block

      Gerry Salole

      págs. 145-149

      

  • Sustainable Europe

    • The case for climate change optimism ( by Angus McCrone )

      págs. 151-156

      

    • Global economic "architecture" is no longer fit for purpose ( by Herman Mulder )

      págs. 157-163

      

    • Europe needs to change its whole approach to sustainability ( by Tony Juniper and commentary by Duncan Liefferink)

      págs. 164-173

      

  • Section 3: The developing world

    • Why the private sector holds the key to better development aid ( by Henrietta Fore )

      págs. 174-179

      

    • The case for cash aid to Africans - not to their governments ( Commentary by Jochen Oppenheimer)

      págs. 180-188