Europe's world: the only Europe-wide policy journal

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  Año 2011, Número 17

  • International

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      Why we must stop talking about "emerging markets" (commentary by Jaideep Prabhu)

      Jim O'Neill

      págs. 6-13

      
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      What Europe should do to save the Doha Round (Commentary by Gary Hufbauer and Woan Foong Wong)

      Ricardo Melendéz-Ortiz, Trineesh Biswas

      págs. 14-19

      
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      How the EU could lend its weight to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process (Commentary by Clara Marina O´Donnel)

      Sharon Pardo

      págs. 20-25

      
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      Europe´s vital role will be to defuse U.S.-China tensions

      Heizo Takenaka

      págs. 26-28

      
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      China´s charm offensive

      Philippe Le Corre

      págs. 29-31

      
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      Why their EU and NATO partners may look askance at the Franco-British defense pact

      Geoff Hoon

      págs. 32-37

      
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      It´s time the EU, and NATO too, had an arms exports policy (Commentary by Mark Bromley and Paul Holtom)

      Imants Liegis

      págs. 38-45

      

  • Europe

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      Slashing the EU´s budget won´t fix the crisis

      Mikolaj Dowgielewicz

      págs. 46-49

      
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      Europe´s kast chance to save the Euro (Commentary by Yu Yongding)

      krzysztof Rybinski

      págs. 50-55

      
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      Policy prescriptions for curing "eurozonitis"

      Yannos Papantoniou

      págs. 56-60

      
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      How to breathe new life into the eurozone

      Luc Everaert, Céline Allard

      págs. 61-63

      
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      The media´s controversial role in the euro-zone crisis

      Paul Taylor

      págs. 64-69

      
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      Baltic lessons for Europe´s future economic governance (Commentary by Illmars Rimsevics)

      Erik Berglof

      págs. 70-77

      
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      The case for pan-European referenda (Commentary by Wilfried Martens)

      Wilfred Martens

      págs. 78-83

      
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      The widening political faultline over Turkey´s European destiny (Commentary by Soli Ozel9

      Stephen Larrabee

      págs. 84-91

      
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      Europe´s challenge is to shake-off inertia before it becomes paralysis

      Richard Youngs

      págs. 92-99

      
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      Europe´s biofuels policy is protectionist and wrong-headed

      Fredrik Erixon

      págs. 100-103

      
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      Here´s how to save the planet with a sustainable form of capitalism

      Jonathon Porritt, David Bent

      págs. 104-109

      

  • The Developing World

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      Beating global pòverty means much more than development aid

      Erik Solheim

      págs. 110-113

      
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      The coming scramble for Africa´s resources needs a new rulebook

      Paul Collier

      págs. 114-117

      

  • The Arab World

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      The cost of "non-Maghreb" is too high a price to pay

      Larabi Jaidi

      págs. 118-120

      
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      Water, oil and demographics: The Arab world´s triple crisis

      Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed

      págs. 121-123

      
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      Why "militant Islam" is a dangerous myth

      Dalia Mogahed

      págs. 124-127

      
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      The costs of keeping Turkey outside the European Union

      Casa Árabe

      págs. 128-131

      

  • View from the capitals

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      ATHENS - Greeks knuckle down to austerity, but still yearn for "transfer union"

      Panayiotis loakimidis

      pág. 132

      
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      RIGA - Latvia´s new broom coalition wins votes despite sweeping cuts

      Nils Muiznieks

      pág. 133

      
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      DUBLIN - Ireland´s next crisis could be over "referendum power"

      John O´Brennan

      pág. 134

      
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      LISBON - Events keep chipping away Portugal´s EU credentials

      John Greenfield

      pág. 136

      
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      REYKJAVIK - Keener on the EU, but still distant and chilly

      Elvar Örn Arason

      pág. 137