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Is there a new autocracy promotion?

By Peter Burnell (24/03/2010) Working Paper

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Are established authoritarian regimes seeking converts to their form of rule beyond their own borders? We need to examine the claims more closely so as to answer this question in a way that helps the cause of international democracy promotion devise an effective response.

Crisis and EU foreign policy

The future of the Eastern Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities

By Publicaciones FRIDE (24/02/2010) Other publications

This report presents a summary of the main discussion points of the seminar ‘The Future of the Eastern Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities‘, co-organised by the Spanish EU Council Presidency, the Embassies of the Republic of Poland and of the Czech Republic in Madrid in cooperation with FRIDE on January 27–28, 2010.

Crisis and EU foreign policy

Post-Orange Ukraine: The lesser evil?

By Balázs Jarábik, Natalia Shapovalova (21/01/2010) Policy Brief

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In the second round of Ukraine’s presidential elections on February 7, voters will have to elect ‘the lesser evil’. While it is difficult to predict whom this will be, it is clear that Ukraine will remain a politically turbulent and fragile democracy.

Crisis and EU foreign policy

Explaining Spain's unfulfilled potential

By Richard Youngs (12/01/2010) Policy Brief

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With Spain having taken over the EU presidency, FRIDE's team of researchers offers a stock-take of Spanish foreign policy. Examining eight areas of Spain's external relations, we offer some guidelines for the improvement of the government’s foreign policy.