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Table Of Contents of the "Spring 2009" issue

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

On Boris Kapustin's "After Putin: How Russia’s liberalism might be revived " by Sven Mikser On Jonathan Holslag's "The case for a single European development agency" by Olivier Consolo On Dingli Shen's "Why China sees the EU as a counterweight to America" by Hubert Pirker On John Monks' ''Saving capitalism from the speculators'' by Mihály Varga On Nick Witney's ''The death of NATO'' by Pawel Bartlomiej Piskorski On Ernst von Weizsäcker's ''Energy productivity will decide earth's fate'' by Satu Hassi (2009) On Martin Rees' ''Why the end of the world may be nigh'' by Dan Jørgensen On Constantine Papadopoulos' ''Why nobody loves Europe'' by Dushana Panayotova Zdravkova On Stephen Wall's ''Is Britain a European nation?'' by Pierre Lequiller On Alexander Nicoll's ''The long, hard slog of strengthening Europe’s defence capabilities'' by James Arbuthnot On Fabrice Pothier's ''Winning European hearts and minds on Afghanistan'' by Clare Lockhart On Simon Maxwell's ''A six-point plan for reforming EU aid'' by Paavo Väyrynen (2009)

INTERNATIONAL

Be quick Europe, or miss out on the Asian century by Kishore Mahbubani (2009) It's time to scrap ambassadors and their embassies by Carne Ross Turkey’s route to the EU may be via the Middle East by Sinan Ülgen (2009) An EU realpolitik to unravel the riddle of unruly Russia by Tunne Kelam It’s time for hard choices on EU-Russia relations by Eneko Landaburu It's up to the West to alter course and defuse the Iranian nuclear crisis by François Nicoullaud Why Europe mustn’t cede its leadership on Iran to the U.S. by Walter Posch

SECURITY & DEFENCE

How NATO could improve its relations with Russia by Dmitry Rogozin Five good reasons for rewriting Europe’s security strategy by Pawel Swieboda In some ways, the European Defence Agency is stronger than NATO by Vlasta Parkanova The case for financial reform of both NATO and the ESDP by Liam Fox Overcoming Germany’s angst about its Afghanistan role by Roland Freudenstein The conscription debate that Europe shies away from by Alyson Bailes It’s time Europe faced up to its changed security needs by Harri Tiido

EUROPE

Why Europe must create a strong financial watchdog by Bernhard Speyer, Norbert Walter A bond-issuing EU stability fund could rescue Europe by Daniel Gros, Stefano Micossi Europe must swallow its bitter economic medicine by Leif Pagrotsky How hubris is leading the EU to its nemesis by Pierre Moscovici With no constitution, does Europe have a foreign policy Plan B? by Philippe Moreau-Defarges The CAP needs radical reform, not tinkering by Rudy Rabbinge Charting Europe's changing shape by Olli Rehn Assessing the western Balkans’ EU membership hopes by Erhard Busek Why we mustn’t look at Eastern Europe as a single bloc by Mircea Geoana How to cut the Gordian knot of Europe's muddled immigration policies by Martin Baldwin-Edwards

SUSTAINABLE EUROPE

Why renewable energy is much more than a flight of fancy by Andris Piebalgs Climate change is now fast outstripping climate policy by Anders Wijkman Europe leads the world on sustainability, but could do better by Candice Stevens It’s time for the EU to shift gears on the transport sector by Peder Jensen

THE DEVELOPING WORLD

The recession’s storm holds a silver lining for development cooperation by Jean-Michel Debrat, Simon Maxwell Protecting the world’s poor from the ravages of recession by Pär Stenbäck How EU policies could address Africa’s food security by Gilles Saint-Martin A “grand bargain” between NGOs and the media by Richard Werly

SPONSORED SECTIONS

VIEW FROM CATALONIA - Catalonia community development law: A commitment to social cohesion by Oriol Nel-lo VIEW FROM CYPRUS - United Cyprus: My country - My Vision by George Iacovou AUSTRIA - Winner of Globalisation, Partner of European Integration by Federal Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Austria

VIEWS FROM THE CAPITALS

LONDON: Economic woes may yet stoke Britain’s debate on joining the euro by Jonathan White PRAGUE: Czech’s political turmoil doesn’t augur well for presidency stint by Bretislav Dancak DUBLIN: Recession will be the wild card in second Irish treaty referendum by John O'Brennan LJUBLJANA: Winners of Slovenia’s post-presidency election upset now face recession by Alja Brglez STOCKHOLM: Labour laws row divides Swedes over value of EU’s Lisbon strategy by Anna Michalski

VOX POP - HAVE YOUR SAY

Has the Erdogan visit to Brussels got Turkey’s EU bid back on track? Or will the economic crisis condemn it to remaining a sideshow? by Europe's World As the slump deepens, should Europe’s development aid be maintained? Or does charity begin at home? by Europe's World Could the deepening economic recession be the catayst for genuine reform and closer cooperation that EU governments have been resisting? by Europe's World Has the time come to scrap ambassadors and their embassies? by Europe's World Has the time come for Europe to get tough with Russia? by Europe's World Is it now or never for Europe to get its immigration policy right? by Europe's World Is the greening of Europe’s transport a top priority when industry is in such crisis? by Europe's World Vox Pop