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Cameron falls between two stools
Gilles Merritt
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Long road to EU: By the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi
págs. 8-9
The issue: How real is the danger of an EU collapse?: My verdict: It's still worrying, and the UK is the wild card
John Bruton
págs. 12-24
The unintended consequences of David Cameron's démarche
L.J. Brinkhorst
págs. 25-27
Pool debt now, or face dangerous upheavals across Europe
Paul de Grauwe
págs. 28-30
Book review: La France européenne: le grand tournant: Reviewed by Paul Taylor, European Affairs Editor at Thomson Reuters
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Europe's unfinished currency: the political economics of the euro: Reviewed by Nicolás Véron, senior fellow at Bruegel adn visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington D.C.
págs. 36-37
What a eurozone break-up might look like
David Lascelles
págs. 38-43
Book review: De la démocratie en Europe: Reviewedd by Pieter Cleppe, head of Open Europe's Brussels office
págs. 40-41
Europe must drop the "one-size-fits-all" euro to be competitive: Commentary by Jesper Berg
Hans-Olaf Henkel
págs. 44-49
Jobs policies hold the key to Europe's recovery
Laszlo Andor
págs. 50-53
Clouds gather over Russia's European destiny
Igor Yurgens
págs. 54-57
It's up to the EU to relaunch energy relations with Russia: Commentary by Georg Zachmann
Nina Bachkatov
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The steps being taken to confront the EU's competitiveness and innovation weaknesses: Commentary by Robert D. Atkinson
Michel Barnier
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How Obama II is likely to see Europe
Marta Dassù
págs. 93-97
Book review: Cyberpolitics in international relations: Reviewed by Vytautas Butrimas, chief advisor for cyber security at Lithuania's Ministry of National Defence
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The "internet of things" holds golden promises, but also daunting cyber-threats: Commentary by Lars Nicander
Urmas Reinsalu
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Jacqueline McGlade
págs. 108-111
Why the world must listen more carefully to Asia's rising powers: Commentary by Shada Islam
Barry Desker
págs. 112-119
Book review: The great convergence: Asia, the West, and the logic of one world: Reviewed by Giles Merritt, editor-in-chief of Europe's World
págs. 114-115
Why China prefers its own political model
Zhang Weiwei
págs. 120-125
Balancing austerity and growth isn't impossible
Donald J. Johnston
págs. 126-130
A 10-point plan for a closer EU-Africa partnership: Commentary by Ousainou Ngum
Louis Michel
págs. 132-138
Dublin. Debt-ridden Ireland still on a powder keg: By Oisín Gilmore
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