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

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  Año 2010, Número 14

  • Section 1: International

    • The "Obama effect" has been to lay bare deep transatlantic tensions (Commentary by Vessela Tcherneva)

      Kurt Volker

      págs. 8-13

      

    • How the rich OECD nations should handle the emerging giants (Commentary by Deisy Ventura)

      Patrick A. Messerlin

      págs. 14-19

      

    • What Europe can do to secure a deal with Iran

      Matthew Levitt

      págs. 20-25

      

  • Security & Defense

    • It´s high time the EU and NATO worked shoulder to shoulder

      Soren Gade Jenses

      págs. 26-29

      

    • How governments should compensate for defence spending cuts

      Dick Zandee

      págs. 30-33

      

    • Only a European re-think can tackle home-grown terrorism (Commentary by Hugo MacPherson)

      Thomas de Maizière

      págs. 34-39

      

    • Europe is ready for a common borders policy (Commentary by Jean-Pierre Maulny)

      Ilkka Laitinen

      págs. 40-47

      

  • Global Governance

    • Global governance is a challenge for democracy (but an EU opportunity)

      Pascal Lamy

      págs. 48-52

      

    • Global governance could take a leaf from the EU´s book

      Ian Begg

      págs. 53-56

      

    • The Europe´s World panel on global governance

      págs. 57-60

      

    • Worldwide reform means engaging public opinion first (Commentary by Adam S. Posen)

      Leszek Balcerowicz

      págs. 70-75

      

    • Why U.S.-EU economic co-operation holds the key to global governance

      Robert L. Hutchings

      págs. 76-79

      

    • Ending boom and bust: The case for macroprudential instruments (Commentary by Lars Nyberg)

      Paul Tucker

      págs. 80-85

      

  • Section 2: Europe

    • Why the euro is not on course to dislodge the dollar

      Charles Wyplosz

      págs. 86-89

      

    • A jobs plan for Spain (and Europe too) (Commentary by Gilles Saint-Paul)

      Mariano Rajoy Brey

      págs. 90-93

      

    • Taking stock of EU enlargement´s successes and failures (Commentary by Katinka Barysch)

      Mart Laar

      págs. 94-99

      

    • We´ve got to get the EU´s Balkans enlargement back on track (Commentary by Hido Biscevic)

      Heather Grabbe

      págs. 100-103

      

    • Why Germany looks set to go on punching below its weight

      Constanze Stelzenmuller

      págs. 104-107

      

    • The EU is making a big mistake on banking supervision

      Mojmir Hampl

      págs. 108-119

      

  • Sustainable Europe

    • A low carbon strategy for Europe (Commentary by Knut H. Alfsen)

      Nick Mabey

      págs. 120-124

      

    • The climate challenge now offers the EU a global role

      Steen Gade

      págs. 125-127

      

  • Section 3: The Developing World

    • Why we need a radical re-think of official aid (Commentary by Eckhard Deutscher)

      Roger C. Riddell

      págs. 128-133

      

    • The global slump makes a fair trade revolution more urgent than ever (Commentary by Moses M. Ikiara)

      Peter Lilley

      págs. 134-139

      

    • "Counterfactual" aid evaluation: When what you see may not be what you´re getting

      Lídia Cabral, Martin Prowse

      págs. 140-143

      

  • Section 4: The Arab World

    • What an effective Arab strategy for the EU should look like (Commentary by Claire Spencer)

      Abdullah Baabood

      págs. 144-149

      

    • The West´s hollow talk of Arab democracy (Commentary by Nathan J. Brown)

      Khaled Hroub

      págs. 150-155

      

    • How Europe could alter the Arab-Israeli "political calculus"

      Ezzedine Choukri Fishere

      págs. 156-159

      

    • European resolve (and cash) could end the Palestinian refugee crisis

      Alon Ben-Meir

      págs. 160-163

      

  • Section 5: Views from the capitals

    • ATHENS - Greece is not just Europe´s black sheep - it´s truculent too

      Nikos Frangakis

      pág. 164

      

    • MOSCOW - Russia-EU relations getting warner, but still not cordial

      Dmitry Polikanov

      pág. 165