Publications

• EU Human Rights and Democratisation Assistance to Central Asia
• A European foundation for democracy: what is needed
• Will Rising Democracies Become International Democracy Supporters?
• What not to do in the Middle East and North Africa
• After peace talks: what next for EU policy in Palestine?
• Misunderstanding the maladies of liberal democracy promotion
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Carter Center
• Managed successions and stability in the Arab World
• Elections in Belarus: regime change?
• France in Africa: from paternalism to pragmatism
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Sweden
• Democracy assistance, the facts: United Kingdom (UK)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: United States of America (USA)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: World Bank
• Democracy assistance, the facts: European Partnership for Democracy (EPD)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: European Partnership for Democracy (EPD)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Ford Foundation
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Freedom House
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Friedrich Naumann Foundation (FNF)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Hanns Seidel Foundation (HSS)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Heinrich Böll Foundation (HBS)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: International Republican Institute (IRI)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: National Endowment for Democracy (NED)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: National Democratic Institute (NDI)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy (NIMD)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Open Society Institute (OSI) and Soros Foundations Network
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: World Movement for Democracy (WMD)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Canada
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Denmark
• Democracy assistance, the facts: European Commission
• Democracy assistance, the facts: France
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Germany
• Democracy assistance, the facts: International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: The Netherlands
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Organization of American States (OAS)
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Spain
• Russia's Machiavellian support for democracy
• The EU-Turkmenistan energy relationship: difficulty or opportunity?
• The end of democratic conditionality: good riddance?
• Tunisia: EU incentives contributing to new repression
• The Gulf in the new world order: a forgotten emerging power?
• The EU' s Eastern Partnership: One year backwards
• Is there a new autocracy promotion?
• US policy towards the Middle East and its implications for EU policy
• The future of the Eastern Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities
• One year of Obama in the Middle East: Have transatlantic differences narrowed?
• European responses to Obama's Middle East policy
• Why the European Union needs a 'broader Middle East' policy
• The EU-Central Asia Education Initiative
• Does Spain have an Ostpolitik?
• New Challenges to Democratization
• Democracy's plight in the European Neighbourhood
• The end of the Euro-Mediterranean vision
• Moldova between Elections: Europe or Isolation?
• The EU and Uzbekistan: short term interests versus long-term engagement
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 4
• 'Strong foundations'?: The imperative for reform in Saudi Arabia
• Crimea in the European neighbourhood
• Dicing with Democracy
• Business and trade relationships between the EU and Central Asia
• The EU' s approach to the development of mass media in Central Asia
• Egypt and US: marriage of convenience
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 3
• Impasse in Euro-Gulf relations
• Bahrain: reaching a Threshold
• Canadian-Spanish Dialogue on Cuba
• Europe's engagement with moderate Islamists
• The case for a new european engagement in Iraq
• Inclusive citizenship research project: methodology
• Is the European Union supporting democracy in its neighbourhood?
• Defending human rights and promoting democracy
• Interviews with Kjell Magne Bondevik and Sadig al-Mahdi
• China: democratising one-party rule?
• Is the EU serious about democracy in Lebanon?
• Energy: a reinforced obstacle to democracy?
• Is the EU serious about democracy in Jordan?
• Europe's inconsistent support for democratic reform in Ukraine
• Spain and Equatorial Guinea: a triumph of energy realism?
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in its neighbourhood?
• Playing into the hands of Lukashenka
• Energy and Development: lessons from Nigeria
• Europe, USA and Middle East
• Elections and European Neighbourhood Policy in Armenia
• Is the League of Democracies a Bad Idea? how Europe should respond
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in Morocco?
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in Azerbaijan?
• Is European democracy promotion on the wane?
• Why those who oppose Turkey's EU membership bid are wrong
• Planting an olive tree: the state of reform in Jordan
• The democracy promotion policies of Central and Eastern European states
• Morocco: negotiating change with the Makhzen
• NATO: what to expect from the Bucharest Summit
• Elections 2007: the most transparent status quo in Moroccan history
• Democracy promotion during Zapatero's government
• Sarkozy's clean slate: a new French commitment to democracy and human rights?
• The democratisation of a dependent state: the case of Afghanistan
• EU democracy promotion in Nigeria: between realpolitik and idealism
• The Community of Democracies: should Europe engage?
• The EU strategy for Central Asia: promoting democracy and human rights
• Political Islam and European Foreign Policy
• OSCE democracy promotion: grinding to a halt?
• Morocco: Whitewash, Resignation
• European Union External Democracy Promotion
• Is the politicial dialogue between the European Union and Latin America useful?
• The European Union and South American Populism
• The EU's challenge in Kosovo
• NATO's Role in Democratic Reform
• Unfinished Business? Eastern Enlargement and Democratic Conditionality
• The External Actors and Cuba after Fidel
• Moldova, Transnistria and European Democracy Policies
• Institutions, economic development and aid
• Democracy promotion and the european left: ambivalence confused?
• Promoting Democracy Backwards
• Forum Spain-Cuba: Spanish Policy and the future of Cuba
• Strategies for Democratic Change: assessing the Global Response
• Strategies for Democratic Change: assessing the Global Response, Chapter 6 (Yemen)
• Survey of European Democracy Promotion Policies 2000-2006
• Democratic transitions in Europe and Latin America: what relevance for the Arab World?
• Democracy and Security in the Middle East
• Helping Castro? EU and US policies towards Cuba
• Political Islam: ready for engagement?
• Desafíos: La Unión Europea ante su ampliación
• Seminar on democratic transition and consolidation 2001 - 2002: the transition in Hungary
• Seminar on Democratic transition and consolidation 2001 - 2002: the controversial legacy of the chilean transition
• Seminar on democratic transition and consolidation 2001 - 2002: democratic transition in Romania
• Seminar on democratic transition and consolidation 2001 - 2002: the new transition in Peru
• Seminar on democratic transition and consolidation 2001 - 2002: the transition to democracy in Poland
• The conference on democratic transition and consolidation
• The north american electoral system and the last presidential election
• Seminar on democratic transition and consolidation 2001-2002: democracy in Mexico