Europe's world: the only Europe-wide policy journal

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  Año 2007, Número 5

  • Section 1: International

    • Asia's rise means we must re-think EU-US relations (Commentary by Marcin Zaborowski)

      Werner Weidenfeld

      págs. 8-13

      

    • Central Asia: at last Europe may be getting its act together (Commentary by Svante E. Cornell)

      Hedi Wegener

      págs. 16-21

      

    • The irresistible pressures forcing change on NATO (Commentary by Bastian Giegerich)

      Rob de Wijk

      págs. 24-31

      

    • It's time to clarify the 'constructive ambiguity' in the NATO-EU security relationship

      Roberto Menotti, Paolo Brandimarte

      págs. 32-35

      

  • Section 2: Europe

    • What France must do to repair the NO vote's damage (Commentary by Joseph Szarka)

      Noëlle Lenoir

      págs. 38-43

      

    • The riddle of eurozone inflation (Commentary by Thomas Eife)

      Giancarlo Corsetti

      págs. 44-49

      

    • New-style stock exchanges are a window of opportunity for Europe

      Leif Beck Fallesen

      págs. 53-57

      

    • Freer markets and not social models hold the key to cohesion

      Jan Krzysztof Bielecki

      págs. 59-63

      

    • Warning to Brussels - don't be seduced by the nordic model (Commentary by Juhana Vartiainen)

      Lorraine Mullally

      págs. 66-69

      

    • Why Ireland's economic miracle isn't a global model yet (Commentary by Ian Bruff)

      Michael J. O'Sullivan

      págs. 70-75

      

    • Only strong leadership will get Europe back on track (Commentary by Jeremy Richardson)

      Wilfred Martens

      págs. 76-81

      

    • Long on policies but short on politics, the Eu needs a breath of fresh air (Commentary by Uwe Puetter)

      Loukas Tsoukalis

      págs. 86-91

      

    • The EU's wrong-headed No to a special statute for foundations

      Gerard Salole

      págs. 94-97

      

    • Cultural revolution: the only way to cut through the EU's red tape jungle

      Stefan Schepers

      págs. 99-105

      

  • Policy Dossier: Energy

    • Why the EU has got its gas strategy wrong

      Nicholas J. Watson

      págs. 123-125

      

    • The cut-throat energy politics of Russia and Turkey

      John Roberts

      págs. 125-129

      

    • Blueprint for a global energy authority

      Christoph Frei

      págs. 130-131

      

  • Section 3: The developing world

    • Now Europe has a chance of global leadership on development policy

      Simon Maxwell

      págs. 133-137

      

    • What the EU must do to silence its human rights critics

      Gintaras Steponavicius

      págs. 139-141

      

    • It's no the CAP that's hurting the developing countries

      Andreas Schneider

      págs. 144-147

      

  • Section 4: Views from the capitals

    • Brussels / Sarajevo / Paris / Berlin / Rome / Riga / Warsaw / Bucharest / Bratislava / Madrid

      págs. 149-167