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Table Of Contents of the "Spring 2012" issue

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: China can be a force for good, but as a multi-lateralist by Graham Watson LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Doha Round has been diluted and distorted, but it isn’t dead by Joanmariae Fubbs LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We are in a century of transition, not of Asian dominance by Xiaodong Wang

BOOK REVIEWS

BOOK REVIEW - Demons awake: The eurozone crisis and how to solve it by Guy Verhofstadt BOOK REVIEW: The four paths Europe could take by Brendan Donnelly BOOK REVIEW: What greed has cost the world economy by Christopher Garroway de Coninck BOOK REVIEW: Making sense of the carbon pricing debate by Karl Hallding

IN-DEPTH

The issue: Is the EU en route for political union? My verdict: If we are, we’ll need a European demos by John Bruton

CYBER-SECURITY SPECIAL SECTION

Why the cyber-revolution still lacks a global rulebook by Brigid Grauman “If we are to keep an open and secure internet we have to act now” by Cecilia Malmström “While cyber-security is high on today’s global policy agenda, it is not new” by Lars Nicander "On current trends we can expect further growth in the use of advanced IT to commit crimes" by Adam Rapacki “The field of cyber-security is so vast and complex that it needs multiple, specialised agencies” by Stefano Trumpy “If we make data as transparent as possible, digital freedom will create more secure societies” by Jaan Priisalu “Finland aims to become a global forerunner in cyber-security by 2016” by Stefan Wallin “It is time governments paid a higher price for engaging in malicious cyber-activities” by Vytautas Butrimas “It is premature to bind states into any new legal instrument when the future of their activities in cyber-space remains so uncertain” by Liis Vihul “International treaties are not the answer; co-operation with business is key” by Peter Ricketts "There is no silver bullet that will solve the problem of cyber-security" by Daniel Lungren “We should not over-hype the cyber threat” by Jamie Shea “We need a balanced view, one that recognises there is a cyber-threat, but neither under-estimates nor over-hypes the problem” by Giampaolo Di Paola “Cyber-warfare capabilities will not replace traditional combat methods” by Isaac Ben-Israel

COMMENTARY

COMMENTARY ON DERMOT HODSON'S ARTICLE: Things are seldom what they seem – and the G20 is no exception by Gabriela Ramos COMMENTARY ON KARL-HEINZ KAMP'S ARTICLE: Forget Chicago, there’s a much bigger game going on by Jan Techau COMMENTARY ON JOSEF JOFFE'S ARTICLE: Why muddling through is no longer an option by Paolo Guerrieri, Paolo Guerrieri COMMENTARY ON KERRY BROWN'S ARTICLE: It’s the lack of mutual trust that dogs China’s foreign relations by Zhongping Feng COMMENTARY ON JEREMY RIFKIN'S ARTICLE: The vast gap between dream and reality by Roger Helmer COMMENTARY ON ACHIM STEINER'S ARTICLE: Europe's trying hard on the green economy, but there's still a long way to go by Sally Nicholson COMMENTARY ON GUNILLA CARLSSON AND KRIS GOPHALAKRISHNAN’S ARTICLE: Speaking from experience, the key is successful business models for new projects by Bernd Eisenblätter COMMENTARY ON DONALD KABERUKA'S ARTICLE: It's a great goal, but economic factors will remain key by Kenneth Ruffing COMMENTARY ON SALMAN SHAIKH’S ARTICLE: It’s an important message that the West and Jordan should heed by Taher Kanaan COMMENTARY ON MOHAMMAD-MAHMOUD OULD MOHAMEDOU'S ARTICLE: Libya isn’t Iraq, but there are lessons to be learned from Iraq by Fadel Lamen

INTERNATIONAL

Why it’s looking like game over for the G20 by Dermot Hodson Treating China’s inferiority complex by Kerry Brown Getting the tiger and the dragon to lie down together by Jaswant Singh

SECURITY & DEFENCE

Reinventing NATO: the Chicago summit's daunting to-do list by Karl-Heinz Kamp Libya’s lessons for NATO’s Europeans by Ken Gude, John Podesta

EUROPE

Eurozone I: Bail-outs are no substitute for reforms by Leszek Balcerowicz Eurozone II: The case for muddling through by Josef Joffe How to wake Britain from sleepwalking to the EU exit by Charles Grant Why Cameron was right by Bill Cash

SUSTAINABLE EUROPE

A glimpse into the next industrial age by Jeremy Rifkin The green economy: Re-thinking global governance by Achim Steiner

THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Business could use sustainable development to trigger a new Industrial Revolution by Gunilla Carlsson, Kris Gopalakrishnan How Africa can pioneer green growth by Donald Kaberuka

THE ARAB WORLD

Now the pressure’s building on Jordan by Salman Shaikh The ‘Iraqisation’ of Libya by Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou Mohamedou