Publications

• Security and Islam in Asia: lessons from China's Uyghur minority
• Why Europe must tune-in to the multi-polar development agenda
• The EU's mistaken approach to ASEAN
• Misunderstanding the maladies of liberal democracy promotion
• Sri Lanka: The failure of EU human rights sanctions
• The EU-Turkmenistan energy relationship: difficulty or opportunity?
• How to revitalise democracy assistance: Recipients'views
• China
• Indonesia
• Central Asia searches for a new international legal water order
• Is there a new autocracy promotion?
• The Swedish exit from Vietnam: Leaving painfully or normalising bilateral relations
• Into EurAsia Monitoring the EU's Central Asia Strategy -Summary
• Into EurAsia: Monitoring the EU's Central Asia Strategy
• Transatlantic policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan in Obama year one: Missed opportunities
• Transnational Justice: the new dimension
• Next steps in European development cooperation
• The EU-Central Asia Education Initiative
• EU Assistance to Central Asia: Back to the Drawing Board?
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 6
• The EU, Central Asia and Security Sector Reform
• The multiple paradoxes of the agriculture issue in Central Asia
• Democracy's plight in the European Neighbourhood
• Central Asia's growing partnership with China
• The impact of the global economic crisis on Central Asia and its implications for the EU engagement
• The Afghanistan Crisis: Regional and international dimensions
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 5
• The G20 and the future of market regulation
• The G20: A dangerous multilateralism?
• The EU's rule of law Initiative in Central Asia
• The EU and Uzbekistan: short term interests versus long-term engagement
• The EU and Central Asia: commercialising the energy relationship
• Can fragile states copy the Asian miracle?
• 'Strong foundations'?: The imperative for reform in Saudi Arabia
• Spain, SSC and multilateral governance of the aid system
• Business and trade relationships between the EU and Central Asia
• The EU' s approach to the development of mass media in Central Asia
• Central Asia and the global economic crisis
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 3
• Is there a better strategy for Afghanistan?
• Af-Pak: Playing the fundamentalists' game
• Obama: Withdrawing from Afghanistan, entering Pakistan?
• On track towards the global governance of aid (in turbulent times)
• Iran and Venezuela: bilateral alliance and global power projections
• The business sector in post-conflict reconstruction
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 2
• Energy emergency in Kyrgyzstan: causes and Implications
• Facing the challenges of separatism: the EU, Central Asia and the Uyghur issue
• Kazakhstan, the South Caucasus corridor and Georgia-Russia War
• The case for a new european engagement in Iraq
• EU-Iraq energy co-operation: missing the point?
• Can fragile states learn from the development tigers?
• EUCAM project - Newsletter 1
• India, Brazil and South Africa: lessons from the New Delhi summit
• The food, energy and water nexus in Central Asia: Tajikistan
• The EU Strategy for Central Asia: year one
• The proliferation of the "parallel state"
• China and the United Nations peace missions
• Interviews with Kjell Magne Bondevik and Sadig al-Mahdi
• The politics of energy
• China: democratising one-party rule?
• Georgia and Russia: a short war with a long aftermath
• Georgia and Russia at war
• Afghanistan, the limits of counter-insurgency
• IBSA: an international actor and partner for the EU?
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in its neighbourhood?
• Opportunities at the Afghan new scene
• Ownership with adjectives
• How serious is the EU about supporting democracy and human rights in Azerbaijan?
• Sri Lanka: the end of the "peace without process"
• Emerging powers: stabilisers or destabilisers?
• Pakistan: farewell to Musharaff and a warning to the radicals
• Democracy perspectives in Pakistan
• East Timor: self-determination under threat
• Under pressure: states in the global era
• Already a failed state? Pakistan in the aftermath of Bhutto's assassination
• Afghanistan: new manoeuvres
• NATO struggles with an opium-funded war in Afghanistan
• Brazil, India and South Africa, powers for a new order?
• Afghanistan and the crisis in Pakistan
• The democratisation of a dependent state: the case of Afghanistan
• The EU strategy for Central Asia: promoting democracy and human rights
• Rebuilding Chechnya: from conflict zone to house of cards
• Country ownership and donor harmonisation: the Vietnamese experience
• IBSA: an international actor and partner for the EU?
• Mercenaries, "Premodern" Soldiers
• India, Brazil and South Africa: emerging powers or developing countries?
• Donor harmonisation: between effectiveness and democratisation. Theoretical framework and methodology for country case studies
• Vietnam's laboratory on donor harmonisation: between effectiveness and democratisation
• Blackwater: mercenaries and international law
• Flawed elections in Kazakhstan: how will the international community react?
• UNIFIL: old lessons for the new force
• Sri Lanka: relapse into conflict. Limits of donor interventions
• India: between "being" and "becoming"
• Timor-Leste on the Brink: a new way forward
• India, Brazil, South Africa (IBSA) - New inter-regional multilateralism in the South?
• Trends in Peacekeeping Operations
• Military and Aid Responses: the Afghan Dilemma - Response to Astri Suhrke and Juan Garrigues
• Consensus and Risk: The Challenges to the New UN General-Secretary
• The Central Asian jigsaw
• Why Sometimes More is More: military assistance to Afghanistan
• Turkmenistan after Turkmenbashi: transition without transformation
• China's Bet on Africa
• China and Latin America: a problematic relationship?
• When More is Less: aiding statebuilding in Afghanistan
• Europe and the Middle East: in the shadow of septembre 11
• Strategies for Democratic Change: assessing the Global Response
• Engaging Iran in Narratives of Democracy, Rule of Law and Shari'a
• The Relationship between Sharia and the Rule of Law in Iran
• Afghanistan: what did the spanish soldiers die for?
• Iraqi Constitution Entrenches Grim Status Quo
• The Crisis in Timor-Leste: restoring National Unity through state institutions, culture, and civil society
• Election Analysis: a conservative mandate?
• Social innovation for human development. An Arab region perspective