Publications

• Militaries, civilians and democracy in the Arab world
• A Post-Aid EU-Kenya Partnership?
• Supporting Africa's new civil society: the case of Kenya
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 8
• Jordan
• Palestine
• Pakistan
• Afghanistan
• Russia
• Brazil and Europe heading towards 2015
• Misunderstanding the maladies of liberal democracy promotion
• Sri Lanka: The failure of EU human rights sanctions
• Democracy assistance, the facts: Carter Center
• Managed successions and stability in the Arab World
• France in Africa: from paternalism to pragmatism
• 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
• 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)
• Scenarios facing Venezuela
• Russia's Machiavellian support for democracy
• The EU-Turkmenistan energy relationship: difficulty or opportunity?
• Seizing momentum in Bosnia
• 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?
• Strenghtening Women's Citizenship: Kosovo security sector and decentralisation
• How to revitalise democracy assistance: Recipients'views
• Venezuela
• EU cooperation with the African Union: Problems and potential
• The International Court of Justice and future of Kosovo
• Strengthening women's citizenship in the context of state building: Guatemala
• Is the EU losing credibility in Palestine?
• Kenya
• Bosnia
• Ukraine
• Georgia
• Morocco
• Egypt
• China
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Ghana
• Nigeria
• Indonesia
• Yemen
• Belarus
• A crucial moment in EU-Africa relations
• The EU' s Eastern Partnership: One year backwards
• Why the West should relinquish Mubarak
• The international community' s influence on state-society relations in Angola
• Democracy in Albania
• Darfur Review XIII
• Is there a new autocracy promotion?
• Darfur Review XII
• Vulnerability and causes of fragility in Haiti
• The future of the Eastern Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities
• Darfur review XI
• Darfur Review X
• Why does Spain not have a policy for Latin America?
• Immigration and Foreign Policy: The Economic Crisis and its Challenges
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 7
• Darfur Review IX
• The Gap Between Narratives and Practices. Darfur: Responses from the Arab world
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 6
• New Challenges to Democratization
• The EU, Central Asia and Security Sector Reform
• Signs of hope in the Western Balkans?
• Darfur Review VIII
• Democracy's plight in the European Neighbourhood
• Chavez's new laws demand an International response
• The business as actor in post-war reconstruction
• Repairing the weakest links: a new agenda for fragile states
• The impact of the global economic crisis on Central Asia and its implications for the EU engagement
• Darfur Review VII
• The "soldier-diplomat" in Afghanistan and Iraq
• The state and security in Guatemala
• Security Council resolutions under Chapter VII
• The end of the Euro-Mediterranean vision
• The G20 and the future of market regulation
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 5
• Darfur Review VI
• No time to wind-down in Bosnia
• Macedonian Euro-Atlantic integration challenges
• Human Rights in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan: How realistic is to expect further results after an EU open debate with civil society?
• The state and women's citizenship in Guatemala
• The Spanish humanitarian response in Haiti
• The EU's rule of law Initiative in Central Asia
• Letter from Tbilisi
• The EU and Uzbekistan: short term interests versus long-term engagement
• Tunisia: The life of others
• Darfur Review IV
• 'Strong foundations'?: The imperative for reform in Saudi Arabia
• The role of the international community in the crisis in Guatemala
• Nordic cooperation on foreign and security policy
• Dicing with Democracy
• Business and trade relationships between the EU and Central Asia
• The EU and Georgia's turmoil
• The EU' s approach to the development of mass media in Central Asia
• Central Asia and the global economic crisis
• Darfur Review III
• Women's political participation and influence in Sierra Leone
• Spain and the challenges of quality humanitarian action
• Business strategies and developing countries
• Social capital, dialogue and development
• Egypt and US: marriage of convenience
• Responsibility to protect: translating ideas into capacity
• The EU's Eastern partnership: still-born?
• Is there a better strategy for Afghanistan?
• Darfur review I
• Freedom of association and civil society in Egypt
• Global peace operations 2009
• Angola, "failed" yet "successful"
• A regional drive: South-South cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean
• CSR, cooperation and the internationalisation of Spanish business
• Impasse in Euro-Gulf relations
• The Summit of the Americas from a European perspective
• On track towards the global governance of aid (in turbulent times)
• Portugal and peacebuilding
• Cross-sector peacebuilding capacities
• Moldova: The next generation revolution?
• The business sector in post-conflict reconstruction
• Bahrain: reaching a Threshold
• Making Kosovo work
• Haiti: the sour grapes of corruption
• Organised crime and drug trafficking in Mexico and Central America
• Swedish exit from Honduras: devising good practices
• Canadian-Spanish Dialogue on Cuba
• Exploring concepts: human security and peacebuilding
• Urban violence: a challenge to institutional strengthening
• Energy emergency in Kyrgyzstan: causes and Implications
• The economy and armed forces in South America
• Food security and governance
• Energy security: Europe's new foreign policy challenge
• Signs of a new US approach to Middle East
• David against Goliath: effectively fight drug trafficking?
• The political dimension of hunger
• Building accountable justice in Sierra Leone
• Strengthening women's citizenship-Seminar
• Inclusive citizenship research project: methodology
• Urban violence: regional and local solutions
• Al Bashir and the international criminal court
• A pragmatic and value-based policy
• Transparency and accountability in the extractive industries
• The financial crisis and EU foreign policy
• Remittances, states and development
• US-Israeli policy and the new White House
• Foreign investment and the state in Latin America
• Accountability and complementarity between courts
• Abuja: new horizons for the EITI
• The responsibility to contribute
• Congo: searching for the missing peace
• Hybrid regimes or regimes in transition?
• State crisis and the social pact in Bolivia
• Haiti: From the "Pearl of the Antilles" to desolation
• The international response to the Darfur crisis
• Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• State weakness
• Is the EU serious about democracy in Lebanon?
• Bolivia: a national clash over multiple worlds
• Afghanistan, the limits of counter-insurgency
• Bosnia and Herzegovina's integration challenge
• Democratic ownership and mutual accountability
• Europe's inconsistent support for democratic reform in Ukraine
• The food crisis in Haiti: a ruptured process?
• Latin America and the United States of America: an agenda set adrift
• Europe, USA and Middle East
• Transparency in the extractive sector: deepening Spain's commitment with the EITI
• Planting an olive tree: the state of reform in Jordan
• Considering the future of the international system
• Morocco: negotiating change with the Makhzen
• Europe and Russia, Beyond Energy
• Moldova, Transnistria and European Democracy Policies
• Fragile States: exploring the concept
• Promoting Democracy Backwards
• Daniel Ortega's Comeback
• China and Latin America: a problematic relationship?
• The added value of NGO
• Bolivia: The Challenges to State Reform
• Beyond Brahimi: The efficacy and sustainability of United Nations legal codes in post-conflict situations
• The Human Rights Council , a bold step towards effective rights for all
• The false panacea of offshore deterrence
• Democratic transitions in Europe and Latin America: what relevance for the Arab World?
• The Primacy of Human Rights in an Alliance of Civilisations
• The Relationship between Sharia and the Rule of Law in Iran
• Common goals, different strategies? options for a transatlantic agenda on Cuba
• Spanish Policy towards Colombia's peace strategies: challenges posed by the justice and peace law
• The Justice and Peace Law: will it bring true peace?
• Counterterrorism and Human Rights Protection. The United Nations Contribution
• EU and Turkey facing the same security-liberty trade-off
• Iraqi Constitution Entrenches Grim Status Quo
• Intervention in Haití, unsuccessful mission. A Latin America critique
• The Crisis in Timor-Leste: restoring National Unity through state institutions, culture, and civil society
• Political reform and the prospects for democratic transition in the gulf
• Spain and Morocco: towards a reform agenda?
• Multiple candidate elections in Egypt: diverting pressure for democracy
• What counts as terrorism? The view on the Arab street
• The role of multilateralism in contemporary international relations