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

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  Año 2012, Número 22

  • Special section: Food security

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      "The challenge is to achieve global food security in ways that improve the lives of the rural poor"

      Rajiv Shah

      págs. 102-103

      
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      "What should Europe do with its spare agricultural capacity? Feed Asia

      Rudy Rabbinge

      págs. 103-104

      
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      "The real problem is that some will be suffer from hunger and malnutrition while others will suffer from obesity"

      Kostas G. Stamoulis

      págs. 104-105

      
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      "The UN and EU cannot expect farmers to reduce their carbon emissions significantly and deliver global food security at the same time"

      Simon Coveney

      pág. 105

      

  • International

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      My blueprint for streamlining the World Bank: Commentary by Owen Barder & Stephanie Majerowicz

      José Antonio Ocampo

      págs. 106-111

      
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      Europe's bid to engage with Asia still lacks clout: Commentary by David Camroux

      Arif Havas Oegroseno

      págs. 112-117

      

  • The developing world

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      Africa's boom is here to stay

      Jean-Michel Severino, Emilie Debled

      págs. 118-121

      

  • The Arab world

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      Time for phase II in Europe's Arab awakening: Commentary by Brahim Fassi-Fihri

      Richard Youngs, Raquel Cabrera Álvarez

      págs. 122-129

      

  • Views from the capitals / Book reviews

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      Helsinki. Shadow-boxing over the euro masks resurgent Finnish support for the EU

      Teija Tiilikainen

      pág. 130

      
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      Madrid. Spendthrift Spanish regions deepen the economic crisis

      Donato Fernández Navarrete

      págs. 131-132

      
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      Stockholm. One foot in, one foot out - which will Sweden stand on?

      Anna Stellinger, Karolina Zurek

      págs. 132-133

      
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      Oslo. Mixed signals as rich Norway ponders its relations with an ever-poorer EU

      Ulf Sverdrup

      págs. 133-134

      
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      Saving Europe: how national politics nearly destroyed the euro (Carlo Bastasin): Commentary by Graham Bishop

      pág. 136

      
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      Life in post-communist eastern Europe after EU membership: happy ever after? (Donnacha O Beacháin): Commentary by Pawel Swieboda

      pág. 137

      
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      The European Union after the Treaty of Lisbon (Diamond Ashiagbor, Nicola Countouris and Ioannis Lianos): Commentary by Werner Weidenfeld

      pág. 138