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Table Of Contents of the "Summer 2007" issue

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
On Werner Weidenfeld’s “Asia's rise means we must re-think EU-US relations” by Jonathan Evans
On Rob de Wijk’s “The irresistible pressures forcing change on NATO” by Mihael Brejc
On Rob de Wijk’s “The irresistible pressures forcing change on NATO” by José Lello
On Rob de Wijk’s “The irresistible pressures forcing change on NATO” by Ulrike Merten
On Roberto Menotti and Paolo Brandimarte’s “It’s time to clarify the ‘constructive ambiguity’ in the NATO-EU security relationship” by Ana Maria Gomes
On Roberto Menotti and Paolo Brandimarte’s “It's time to clarify the ‘constructive ambiguity’ in the NATO-EU security relationship” by Roberta Pinotti
On Leif Beck Fallesen’s “New-style stock exchanges are a window of opportunity for Europe” by Javier Echarri
On Jan Krzysztof Bielecki’s “Freer markets and not social models hold the key to cohesion” by Hans Jensen
On Lorraine Mullally’s “Warning to Brussels − Don't be seduced by the Nordic model” by Jan Andersson
On Lorraine Mullally’s ”Warning to Brussels − Don't be seduced by the Nordic model” by Jaakko Kiander
On Michael J. O’Sullivan’s “Why Ireland’s economic miracle isn’t a global model yet” by Dermot McAleese
On John Roberts’ “The cut-throat energy politics of Russia and Turkey” by Jerzy Buzek
On Simon Maxwell’s “Now Europe has a chance of global leadership on development policy” by Max van den Berg
On Andreas Schneider’s “It's not the CAP that's hurting the developing countries” by Arlène Alpha
On Andreas Schneider’s “It's not the CAP that's hurting the developing countries” by Jeremy Hobbs
On Andreas Schneider’s “It's not the CAP that's hurting the developing countries” by Mariano Iossa
On Andreas Schneider’s “It's not the CAP that's hurting the developing countries” by Ritva Koukku-Ronde
On Hedi Wegener's "Central Asia: At last Europe may be getting its act together" by Konstantin Zhigalov
INTERNATIONAL
The growing powerlessness of the West by Nicole Gnesotto
How to get Europe’s common foreign policy out of the doldrums by Joachim Bitterlich
A blueprint for buttressing Africa’s precarious security by Michèle Alliot-Marie
Resurrecting Dostoyevsky’s dictum: Why Russia and Europe need each other by Victor Kogan-Yasny, Grigory Yavlinsky
The security role that Europe should be playing in conflict-prone Asia by François Godement
Europe can help ensure China’s rise is peaceful by Jean-Pierre Lehmann (2009)
What Europe can bring to the Middle East peace effort? by Joris Voorhoeve
Frozen conflicts 1: How the EU can help bring peace to the South Caucasus by George Tarkhan-Mouravi
Frozen conflicts 2: Handling Moscow: Tips from Estonia for Georgia and Moldova by Mart Laar
Russia and the EU: The quest for a new European security landscape by Alexey Gromyko
The new Scramble for Africa by Jonathan Holslag
Basic steps towards a better UN by André Lewin
EUROPE
We must cure Brussels of its centralising fever by Lüder Gerken, Philippe Herzog
A President of Europe is not Utopian, it’s practical politics by Jo Leinen
The EU constitution’s “yes” countries should push ahead regardless by Nicolas Schmit
You thought we’ve got an EU single market? Think again! by R. Daniel Kelemen, Anand Menon
The case for opening Europe’s borders wide to migrant workers by Philippe Legrain
Europe enters dangerous political waters as party support ebbs by Nicolò Conti
What the EU must do to overhaul its economic policymaking by Daniel Daianu
Universal jurisdiction: a European opportunity? by Alan Vincenzo Gendusa
A compromise solution for Turkey's EU ambitions by Cemal Karakas
Europe needs not more, but better referendums by Bruno Kaufmann
The lessons to be learned from the crisis at Airbus by Philip Lawrence
Europe’s lack of a strategy for integrating immigrants is short-sighted and dangerous by Bashy Quraishy
Why the EU is dragging its feet: An ex-Ambassador’s lament by Pavel Telicka
POLICY DOSSIER
DOSSIER SECURITY & DEFENCE: The strengths and weaknesses of the European security & defence policy by Europe's World
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: The deal that needs to be struck at a special EU-NATO summit by Edgar Buckley
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: Germany is the ESDP’s reluctant third Musketeer by Franz-Josef Meiers
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: We need private security companies, but we also need clearer rules for them by Andy Bearpark
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: It is time for a professional view on European internal security by Ludo Block
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: Europe’s defence leadership: Why the Big Three won’t be enough by Klaus Brummer
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: A workable ESDP-NATO division of labour by Penny Douti
DOSSIER SECURITY AND DEFENCE: EU must take its anti-terrorism fight to the Internet by Johnny Ryan
THE DEVELOPING WORLD
There’s much ground to make up, but the reform of EU aid is now under way by Jean-Michel Severino
The EU’s development aid shortcomings have given birth to a new “Brussels consensus” by Anders Wijkman
The EU’s development policies are still out of step with its security role by João Gomes Cravinho
Rescue plan for an Afghanistan perilously close to its tipping point by Ashraf Ghani
SPONSORED SECTIONS
Security of Supply and Climate Change: Are America and Europe Energy Collaborators or Competitors? by unknown Les Amis de l'Europe
Defining the EU-US-China Policy Triangle by unknown Les Amis de l'Europe
Different is beautiful. When languages meet technology by unknown Generalitat de Catalunya
How Volvo is contributing to the clean-up of Europe’s cities by unknown Volvo
Government IT – is it a business? by unknown Hewlett Packard
The Andalusia Report: Why our region has prospered since EU membership by unknown Delegación de la Junta de Andalucia en Bruselas
Cyprus and the changing security environment of the Near East by unknown Government of the Republic of Cyprus
Lobbying for the Kashmiri voice to be heard in the corridors of the European Parliament by unknown Kashmir Centre.EU
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT SPOTLIGHT
“I believe a lot of the constitution will be maintained. Minimal changes are more likely to command support” by unknown Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe in t
“The New IGC should retain as much of the draft Constitution as possible, and finish this year” by unknown European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and
“We need a clear division of competences between member states and the EU, QMV and co-decision“ by unknown Socialist Group in the European Parliament
VIEWS FROM THE CAPITALS
ALBANIA’s elite is waking to “glaring gap” on EU with ordinary voters by Eno Trimçev
Kafka’s syndrome: CZECHS’ pervasive gloom over EU reflects doubts on governance by Eva Cihelková
The enigma of DENMARK’s new-found euro-philia by Ian Manners
FINLAND’s swing to the right confirms Nordic model of conservatism by Risto Penttilä
Once a devotee, now IRELAND is quizzing the euro by Alan Dukes
LITHUANIANS learn the hard lessons about dealing with the EU by Jonas Cicinskas
Offshore gas shock awakens NORWAY to downside of dealing with Russia by Jakub M. Godzimirski
SWEDEN’s evergreen political parties divide over EU’s climate strategy by Bo Petersson
Why UKRAINE’s political foes all back “unsatisfactory” Gazprom deal by Vladimir Nikitin, Ivan Presniakov
Saturday, 11 February 2012
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