Add to ORKGThe European Union is carving out a sphere of potentially vast influence in the Euro-Mediterranean basin, while also cultivating special relationship further south in the Arabian Peninsula. European ambitions do not directly challenge US security policy in the Middle East. Rather, they parallel US interests in the Caribbean Basin and Latin America: for a large regional free trade zone open to imports and foreign investment
[From the introduction]. Studying the Mediterranean as a geo-political region, Pace (2003, 161) stat...
Defence date: 22 July 2003Examining Board: Prof. Emanuel Adler, The Herbrew University of Jerusalem;...
The economic prospects of the Mediterranean countries are currently constrained by the lack of ambit...
It is recognized transatlantically that the United States will not single-handedly shape a New World...
The geopolitics of the Mediterranean region has been changing rapidly in the twenty-first century, p...
The Union for the Mediterranean, established in 2008 by France, was intended to strengthen French in...
[From the introduction]. This paper argues that the ambitious goals formulated during the Barcelona ...
[Preface]. The draft road map of 20 December 2002 annexed to this paper was prepared during the last...
[From the Introduction]. Development cooperation policies are not as well known as the European Unio...
A comprehensive and theoretically informed examination of European foreign policy making towards the...
This paper seeks to expand the theoretical concept of a Middle Eastern Regional Security Complex (ME...
[From the introduction]. In this paper I seek to explore a region of the world, the Mediterranean, w...
The Mediterranean waterway has acted as both a bridge and a barrier between continents for millennia...
[Introduction]. Christiansen, Petito and Tonra (2000, 401) write that while shared geographic and cl...
How does the EU regard the space beyond its southern borders? How has it been framing the Mediterran...
[From the introduction]. Studying the Mediterranean as a geo-political region, Pace (2003, 161) stat...
Defence date: 22 July 2003Examining Board: Prof. Emanuel Adler, The Herbrew University of Jerusalem;...
The economic prospects of the Mediterranean countries are currently constrained by the lack of ambit...
It is recognized transatlantically that the United States will not single-handedly shape a New World...
The geopolitics of the Mediterranean region has been changing rapidly in the twenty-first century, p...
The Union for the Mediterranean, established in 2008 by France, was intended to strengthen French in...
[From the introduction]. This paper argues that the ambitious goals formulated during the Barcelona ...
[Preface]. The draft road map of 20 December 2002 annexed to this paper was prepared during the last...
[From the Introduction]. Development cooperation policies are not as well known as the European Unio...
A comprehensive and theoretically informed examination of European foreign policy making towards the...
This paper seeks to expand the theoretical concept of a Middle Eastern Regional Security Complex (ME...
[From the introduction]. In this paper I seek to explore a region of the world, the Mediterranean, w...
The Mediterranean waterway has acted as both a bridge and a barrier between continents for millennia...
[Introduction]. Christiansen, Petito and Tonra (2000, 401) write that while shared geographic and cl...
How does the EU regard the space beyond its southern borders? How has it been framing the Mediterran...
[From the introduction]. Studying the Mediterranean as a geo-political region, Pace (2003, 161) stat...
Defence date: 22 July 2003Examining Board: Prof. Emanuel Adler, The Herbrew University of Jerusalem;...
The economic prospects of the Mediterranean countries are currently constrained by the lack of ambit...