Publications

• Why Europe must tune-in to the multi-polar development agenda
• EU Blending Facilities: Implications for Future Governance Options
• Implementation of the aid effectiveness agenda: tasks and coordination in partner countries
• Misunderstanding the maladies of liberal democracy promotion
• Spain's foreign policy in Africa: time to reassess the vision
• France in Africa: from paternalism to pragmatism
• The third wave of development players
• Tunisia: EU incentives contributing to new repression
• Are the Millennium Development Goals proving counter-productive?
• How to revitalise democracy assistance: Recipients'views
• EU cooperation with the African Union: Problems and potential
• Morocco
• Egypt
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Ghana
• Nigeria
• Kenya
• Why the West should relinquish Mubarak
• The international community' s influence on state-society relations in Angola
• Darfur Review XIII
• The humanitarian response in Mozambique
• Is there a new autocracy promotion?
• Morocco's 'advanced status': Model or muddle?
• Darfur Review XII
• The African Union in Darfur: understanding the afro-arab response to the crisis
• Darfur and arab public opinion: strategies for engagement
• Arab official positions towards president Al Bashir's indictment
• UN response to the Darfur crisis
• Bridging the gap between narrative and practices: the role of the arab league in Darfur
• Realigning Us foreign policy with reality in darfur: formulating a whole-of-Sudan policy
• Next steps in European development cooperation
• Darfur review XI
• Darfur Review X
• Spain in Africa: The Reluctant Newcomer
• Darfur Review IX
• The EU, Nigeria and the EITI: Time for coherence
• New Challenges to Democratization
• Silently leaving Malawi: Sweden's delegated exit
• Darfur Review VIII
• The business as actor in post-war reconstruction
• Repairing the weakest links: a new agenda for fragile states
• Darfur Review VII
• Security Council resolutions under Chapter VII
• The end of the Euro-Mediterranean vision
• Darfur Review VI
• Darfur Review V
• Governance assessments and domestic accountability
• Tunisia: The life of others
• Can fragile states copy the Asian miracle?
• Darfur Review IV
• Spain, SSC and multilateral governance of the aid system
• Women's political participation and influence in Sierra Leone
• Darfur Review III
• Egypt and US: marriage of convenience
• Darfur Review II
• On track towards the global governance of aid (in turbulent times)
• The business sector in post-conflict reconstruction
• International division of labour: challenging partnership
• Building accountable justice in Sierra Leone
• Inclusive citizenship research project: methodology
• Al Bashir and the international criminal court
• African mistrust of "Northern Justice"
• Can fragile states learn from the development tigers?
• Development and migration policies: the case of Subsaharan Africa and Spain
• Energy challenges in the Middle East and North Africa
• Accra, the day after
• India, Brazil and South Africa: lessons from the New Delhi summit
• Abuja: new horizons for the EITI
• The proliferation of the "parallel state"
• Congo: searching for the missing peace
• Perspectives for the global governance of aid
• Algeria: Democratic transition case study
• Interviews with Kjell Magne Bondevik and Sadig al-Mahdi
• The politics of energy
• After the peace comes the storm: Somalia's relentless crisis
• Building the global governance of aid
• Strengthening Women's Citizenship: Sierra Leone
• IBSA: an international actor and partner for the EU?
• Seeking Accountability for Sexual Crimes in Post-Conflict Situations
• Spain and Equatorial Guinea: a triumph of energy realism?
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in its neighbourhood?
• Zimbabwe: the same old dirty tricks
• Energy and Development: lessons from Nigeria
• Ownership with adjectives
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in Morocco?
• Fragile states and neoliberalism in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Organised crime, drug trafficking, terrorism: the new Achilles heel of West Africa
• The international response to Darfur
• Emerging powers: stabilisers or destabilisers?
• The impact of aid policies on domestic democratisation processes: the case of Mali
• Morocco: negotiating change with the Makhzen
• Al Banna and Deghayes: were they innocent all along, or did Guantánamo make them so?
• Under pressure: states in the global era
• Brazil, India and South Africa, powers for a new order?
• EU democracy promotion in Nigeria: between realpolitik and idealism
• The EU-Africa Summit: strategy and partnership
• IBSA: an international actor and partner for the EU?
• South Africa's Regional Engagement for Peace and Security
• India, Brazil and South Africa: emerging powers or developing countries?
• Donor harmonisation: between effectiveness and democratisation. Theoretical framework and methodology for country case studies
• The Successive Crises of Somalia
• Morocco: Whitewash, Resignation
• The Failure and Collapse of the African State: on the Example of Nigeria
• An Islamist Government in Morocco?
• Present and Future of Peace Operations
• Angola: empowerment of the few
• India, Brazil, South Africa (IBSA) - New inter-regional multilateralism in the South?
• Trends in Peacekeeping Operations
• Sierra Leone: Reconstructing a Patrimonial State
• Analysis of the Angola case: conflict and its humanitarian implications
• Ivory Coast's peace process: critical review of facts
• Crisis of the State and Civil Domains in Africa
• The Plan Africa: limits and opportunities of the Spanish development cooperation
• China's Bet on Africa
• The Plan Africa 2006-2008 - issues for debate
• On the Spanish Africa Plan
• The UN Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo: imposing and consolidating peace beyond elections
• Strategies for Democratic Change: assessing the Global Response
• Angola: global good governance also needed
• The Difficulties of the International Criminal Justice in Darfur
• Ten Years of Human Rights Policies in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership
• Southern Africa: state vulnerability and food insecurity
• Human Rights, Reconciliation and Human Development in Morocco
• An approach to the Aid paradigm in favour of saharaui refugees: three Keys
• Transition and legitimacy in African States: the cases of Somalia and Uganda
• The Travails of Egypt's Democrats
• The United Nations report on Iinternational migration: new? guidelines for states' action
• The UN mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo
• The difficulties of consolidating peace and democracy: the case of Mozambique
• Fragile peace process in Ivory Coast
• Mozambique: how successful is this success story?
• Democracy and Human Rights in the Barcelona process: conclusions of a workshop at FRIDE
• The reluctant debutante: The European Union as promoter of democracy in its neighbourhood
• Spain and the Maghreb during the Partido Popular's second mandate
• Spain and Morocco: towards a reform agenda?
• Multiple candidate elections in Egypt: diverting pressure for democracy
• Ten years of the Barcelona Process: a model for supporting Arab Reform?
• Blair, human rights and the Barcelona Process
• What counts as terrorism? The view on the Arab street
• Sudan: intensive diplomacy, differed intervention and lack of effective protection for the population