Add to ORKGWhat if the obsession of the European Union (EU) member states with “stability” in the Mediterranean paradoxically led to maintaining long-lasting insecurity in the region
The aim of this study is to show several areas (societal sectors) of interdependence between the two...
<p>The 2010 Arab uprisings led to profound changes in the political landscape of the Southern Medite...
[From the Introduction]. Development cooperation policies are not as well known as the European Unio...
This conclusion provides a comparative survey of the main findings of this special issue and suggest...
[From the Introduction] While there have been a number of political cooperation initiatives involvin...
Almost two decades after the Barcelona Declaration, the European Union (EU) is still struggling to e...
[Introduction]. Christiansen, Petito and Tonra (2000, 401) write that while shared geographic and cl...
EU policies towards the Southern Mediterranean after the Arab uprisings are predominantly seen in th...
How does the EU regard the space beyond its southern borders? How has it been framing the Mediterran...
Opposed by the United States, who fear an extension of European preferential zones, misunderstood by...
Peace, stability, security and prosperity are the key words stressed in the Declaration approved at ...
At the turn of the millennium, the European Union deluded itself with a false sense of security. It ...
It is recognized transatlantically that the United States will not single-handedly shape a New World...
[From the introduction]. Security issues are still as prevalent in the Mediterranean today as they h...
Spyros Economides argues that the eurocrisis has resulted in a more ‘introverted’ Europe. Existentia...
The aim of this study is to show several areas (societal sectors) of interdependence between the two...
<p>The 2010 Arab uprisings led to profound changes in the political landscape of the Southern Medite...
[From the Introduction]. Development cooperation policies are not as well known as the European Unio...
This conclusion provides a comparative survey of the main findings of this special issue and suggest...
[From the Introduction] While there have been a number of political cooperation initiatives involvin...
Almost two decades after the Barcelona Declaration, the European Union (EU) is still struggling to e...
[Introduction]. Christiansen, Petito and Tonra (2000, 401) write that while shared geographic and cl...
EU policies towards the Southern Mediterranean after the Arab uprisings are predominantly seen in th...
How does the EU regard the space beyond its southern borders? How has it been framing the Mediterran...
Opposed by the United States, who fear an extension of European preferential zones, misunderstood by...
Peace, stability, security and prosperity are the key words stressed in the Declaration approved at ...
At the turn of the millennium, the European Union deluded itself with a false sense of security. It ...
It is recognized transatlantically that the United States will not single-handedly shape a New World...
[From the introduction]. Security issues are still as prevalent in the Mediterranean today as they h...
Spyros Economides argues that the eurocrisis has resulted in a more ‘introverted’ Europe. Existentia...
The aim of this study is to show several areas (societal sectors) of interdependence between the two...
<p>The 2010 Arab uprisings led to profound changes in the political landscape of the Southern Medite...
[From the Introduction]. Development cooperation policies are not as well known as the European Unio...