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European Union as a development and security actor in Eastern DRC


Meike Lurweg from the University of Gothenburg published an article on the European Union as a development and security actor in Eastern DRC. The article is based on field research in Belgium, the DRC and Rwanda and was published by African Security (Taylor & Francis).

America’s Freedom Dilemma: National Interests and the Pursuit of Middle Eastern Democracy


Oz Hassan from the University of Warwick published a book chapter on the promotion of democracy and freedom by the USA in the Middle East. The chapter is part of an edited volume by Michelle Pace from the University of Birmingham, entitled “Europe, the USA and Political Islam. Strategies for Engagement“. Palgrave Macmillan.

Multilateralism, Conflict Prevention and the Eastern Partnership


George Christou from the University of Warwick published an article in the European Foreign Affairs Review on multilateralism, conflict prevention and the Eastern Partnership.

Vers une gouvernance mondiale de l’energie : comment completer le puzzle


Sijbren de Jong from the Catholic University of Leuven published an article on global energy governance in the Revue internationale de politique de développement. An English edition of this article is published by Palgrave Macmillan in June 2011.

How the EU could lend its weight to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process


Sharon Pardo from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev published an article on the Israel-Palestine conflict in the Spring edition of Europe’s World. EU-GRASP Coordinator Luk Van Langenhove contributed to the online edition of the same journal with a short piece on the new diplomatic status of the EU in the United Nations General Assembly. Stuart Croft and Oz Hassan from the University of Warwick wrote a short piece on the death of Bin Laden and the consequences for the Transatlantic relationship. This last piece, is one of the first articles launching a new FP7 research project, called GR:EEN, on Europe’s role in an emerging global order. EU-GRASP partners UNU-CRIS, the University of Warwick and Peking University are participating in this project.

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