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Table Of Contents of the "Summer 2009" issue

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Salem El-Badri on Andris Piebalgs' "Renewable energy is much more than a flight of fancy" by Abdalla Salem El-Badri
Benediktsson on Olli Rehn's "Charting Europe's changing shape" by Bjarni Benediktsson
Nordström on Jean-Michel Debrat and Simon Maxwell's "The recession´s storm holds a silver lining for development cooperation" by Anders Nordström
Öppinger-Walchshofer on Jean-Michel Debrat and Simon Maxwell's "The recession´s storm holds a silver lining for development cooperation" by Brigitte Öppinger-Walchshofer
Rahr on Dmitri Rogozin's "How NATO could improve its relations with Russia" by Alexander Rahr
Gomes on Dmitry Rogozin's "How NATO could improve its relations with Russia" by Ana Maria Gomes
Beblavý on Leif Pagrotsky's "Europe must swallow its bitter economic medicine" by Miroslav Beblavý
Cohen-Tanugi on Leif Pagrotsky's "Europe must swallow its bitter economic medicine" by Laurent Cohen-Tanugi
Pelikan on Daniel Gros and Stefano Micossi's "A bond-issuing EU stability fund could rescue Europe" by Pavel Pelikan
Holm on Carne Ross' "It's time to scrap ambassadors and their embassies" by Klavs A. Holm
Jordan-Tank on Peder Jensen's "The EU needs to shift gears on greening the transport sector" by Matthew Jordan-Tank
Belder on Erhard Busek's "Assessing EU membership hopes in the western Balkans" by Bastiaan Belder
Bulling-Schröter on Anders Wijkman's "Climate change is now fast outstripping climate policy" by Eva Bulling-Schröter
Borot de Battisti and Dewbre on Gilles Saint-Martin's "How EU policies could address Africa's food security" by Adeline Borot de Battisti, Joe Dewbre
Kaya on Sinan Ülgen's "Turkey's route may be via the Middle East" by Ayhan Kaya
Redwood on Pierre Moscovici's "How hubris is leading the EU to its nemesis" by John Redwood
Tausch on Pierre Moscovici's "How hubris is leading the EU to its nemesis" by Arno Tausch
INTERNATIONAL
The transatlantic economy really is “too big to fail” by Joseph P. Quinlan
East Asia: the acid test for Europe’s common foreign policy by Jing Men
Time for Europe to take a long, hard look at its global decline by Frans-Paul van der Putten
How the microchip is changing the face of foreign policy by David Howell
How to draw a line under the Cold War by Sergei Karaganov
Why EU-Russia frictions look set to an end by Christopher Weafer
SECURITY & DEFENCE
The EU’s “Eastern Partnership” with former Soviet states holds the key to relations with Russia by Radoslaw Sikorski
We’ve neglected arms control at our peril by Michael Brzoska
Europe must wholeheartedly back Obama’s initiative on Iran by Christoph Bertram
Blueprint for an EU role in Obama’s "AfPak" strategy by Shada Islam
EUROPE
Now we must apply the lessons of the European elections by Wilfried Martens
We want pan-European politics, not a bureaucratic and undemocratic EU by Declan Ganley
The economic crisis is also an opportunity for the EU's science strategy by Janez Potocnik
OVERCOMING THE CRISIS
Why a common eurozone bond isn’t such a good idea by Otmar Issing
A crisis-busting plan from Europe’s boardrooms by Ernest-Antoine Seillière
"It's up to Europe to set a global example of concertation" by Edmond Alphandéry
"Let's return to the grassroots and base growth on savings and productivity" by Jerzy Buzek
“My 10 point rulebook for the globalised economy” by Mark Eyskens
“What we need first and foremost is a change in public consciousness” by Franz Fischler
"We need a new global political deal now the West is no longer master of the world" by Nicole Gnesotto
“To save the market economy and democracy, governance has to step in where corporations ruled and markets failed” by Béla Kádár
"My five courses of action" by Noëlle Lenoir
“The financial markets are where the re-building must start” by John Monks
"The EU must pull its weight and demonstrate real leadership" by Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
“Better regulation and supervision, and the greater legitimacy of international financial institutions” by Klaus Regling
“Implement de Larosière and then consider further reform” by Onno Ruding
"Restoring the health of banking is no longer a financial problem but a political one" by André Sapir
“We urgently need much stronger international institutions" by Tøger Seidenfaden
“Fiscal stimuli, yes. But social goals are also crucial” by Constantine Simitis
"To be a major player on the new global architecture, Europe must end its IMF over-representation" by Loukas Tsoukalis
"Now it's the West that needs the Rest" by Alvaro de Vasconcelos
"How to beat this crisis and head-off another" by George Vassiliou
“Institutional innovation, not streamlining, is today’s priority” by Nicolas Véron
“We need a eurozone regulatory structure, and if Britain wants a role it must manage its eurozone entry” by Stephen Wall
Support from the EU's newcomers will be crucial to recovery by Thomas Mirow
Sweden’s lessons for managing the crisis by Urban Bäckström
Financial re-regulation, yes. But Europe's cacophony of ideas is counter-productive by Barry Eichengreen
SUSTAINABLE EUROPE
Why Europe’s lead will be crucial to Copenhagen’s success by Connie Hedegaard
What Europe needs to know about Obama’s climate change options by Stuart Eizenstat
The time has come for a world energy revolution by Fatih Birol
THE DEVELOPING WORLD
Here's how we can live with a global population of 9bn by Anna K. Tibaijuka
Global recovery means development policy must top the international agenda by Douglas Alexander
Five reasons why Africa really matters to the world by Ernst Stetter
THE ARAB WORLD
Policy options for modernising the Middle East’s industrial base by Prince El Hassan bin Talal
Why democracy in the Arab World is a two-edged sword by Shlomo Ben Ami
The Mediterranean Union risks being stillborn by Roderick Pace
Europe has a central role to play in the Middle East by Marc Otte
SPONSORED SECTIONS
Responsible Development: More than just a choice, a driving force at La Poste by Jean-Paul Bailly
VIEW FROM CATALONIA - How one small country is facing up to the global crisis by José Montilla i Aguilera
VIEWS FROM THE CAPITALS
THE HAGUE - Recession is tempering Dutch enthusiasm for Europe by Alfred Pijpers
SARAJEVO - It's becoming urgent for the EU to get back on track in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Dobrila Govedarica
ROME - Italy is ducking its chance to use crisis for sweeping reforms by Serena Giusti
NICOSIA - How Greek Cypriots see the stalled talks on a Cyprus settlement by Andreas Theophanous
VIENNA - Recession’s silver lining for Austria’s embattled centrist government by Heinz Gärtner
VILNIUS - Lithuania’s “austerity crusade” threatened by deepening recession by Klaudijus Maniokas
PODGORICA - Recession and the EU rain on Montenegro’s parade by Sanja Elezovic
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