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Table Of Contents of the "Summer 2008" issue

INTERNATIONAL

Why EU and US geopolitical interests are no longer the same by David P. Calleo The pressures for a new Euro-Atlantic security strategy by Simon Serfaty The financial contagion now spreading worldwide by Hannes Androsch It’s time Europe got its economic policy act together by Jim O'Neill Capitalism’s uncertain future by Daniel Daianu What to do about sovereign wealth funds by Roland Koch The EU, Russia and the crisis of the post-Cold War European order by Ivan Krastev Blueprint for a new relationship with Russia by Roderic Lyne Is Gazprom’s strategy political? by Alexander Medvedev Supposing the United States becomes isolationist by Ian Bremmer Why the US is destined to remain a “European power” by Bertel Heurlin Think big, Russia and Europe, you both need an energy community by Timofei Bordachev Why we must learn to say No to Russia by Vytautas Landsbergis

SECURITY & DEFENCE

Towards fairer burden-sharing in NATO by Jaap de Hoop Scheffer The steps needed to move ESDP from theory to fact by Henri Bentégeat Cold War lessons for security policy today by Alyson Bailes Homegrown terrorism 1: We must slay the mythical dragons of “Eurabia” by Muhammed Abdul Bari Homegrown terrorism 2: Breaking the vicious circle of marginalisation and radicalisation by Busso von Alvensleben

EUROPE

How France intends to meet all those EU presidency expectations by Jean-Pierre Jouyet Getting the Franco-German engine back into gear by Ulrike Guérot The questions facing Europe’s development bank by Jean Lemierre Why Sarkozy’s Mediterranean plan is arousing suspicions by Eduard Soler i Lecha What a truly democratic EU might look like by Sabine Leidig "Do you like the EU?" − The pollsters' puzzling conclusions by Helen Szamuely Make the western Balkans the EU’s next prize by Doris Pack Policing Kosovo: The challenges awaiting EULEX by Elisabeth Pond Sharing a vision of “the new Europe” by Mark Eyskens What Europe’s past can tell us of its future by Élie Barnavi The new kids on the R&D block by Gerard Salole The EU and the Serbian Civil Society by Sonja Biserko Mixed thoughts of an EU newcomer by András Inotai

SUSTAINABLE EUROPE

The case for climate change optimism by Angus McCrone Global economic “architecture” is no longer fit for purpose by Herman Mulder Europe needs to change its whole approach to sustainability by Tony Juniper How Europe could leap-frog the US in productivity by Robert Atkinson Future Challenges to Europe’s Healthcare Systems by Sophia Tickell

THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Why the private sector holds the key to better development aid by Henrietta Fore The case for cash aid to Africans − not to their governments by Göran Holmqvist

SPONSORED SECTIONS

Open to change by unknown La Poste International Mail Activities Catalonia's policy on climate change by unknown Generalitat de Catalunya A new hope for Cyprus by unknown Government of the Republic of Cyprus

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT SPOTLIGHT

Why the EU should be encouraging pluralist Muslim democracies by unknown Socialist Group in the European Parliament “We have to combine tough environmental standards and an emphasis on innovation” by unknown Socialist Group in the European Parliament “I’m all in favour of ambitious vehicle emission goals, but they have to be achievable” by unknown Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe in t “France is taking on the EU presidency at a turning point for Europe” by unknown European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and “Education is not an EU responsibility, but we need to be able to study anywhere in Europe” by unknown European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and

VIEWS FROM THE CAPITALS

BULGARIA seethes over the ECB’s response to its “evro” hopes by Roumen Avramov FINLAND’s power struggles result in mixed signals on foreign policy by Michael Kull, Henri Vogt Cliff-hanger vote will show the SWISS are not so detached over Europe by René Schwok Eurosceptic NORWEGIANS quietly bow to Brussels’ power by Erik O. Eriksen Still selling the Lisbon treaty to the sceptical DUTCH by Mendeltje van Keulen

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

On Jean-Paul Marthoz's "Bush's legacy will be NGOs with a truly global vision" by Corina Cretu On Mark Almond's "Why Turkey may turn its back on Europe" by Joost Lagendijk On Mark Almond's "Why Turkey may turn its back on Europe" by Gunther Krichbaum On Anders Fogh Rasmussen's "Europe's chance to become a global climate champion" by Phil Woolas On Armand Clesse's "This enlargement mess" by Janusz Onyszkiewicz On Mark Leonard and Nicu Popescu's "A five-point strategy for EU-Russia relations" by Boris Zala On Poul Byrup Rasmussen's "Taming the private equity fund "locusts"" by Simon Walker On Wolfgang Petritsch's "The EU must speed up its western Balkans enlargement" by Hannes Swoboda On Igor Yurgens' "Forget politics; what Russia and the EU need is a shared economic space" by Hans-Ulrich Klose