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Europe's World: Death of the WEU – How Brussels shot itself in the foot

Venerdì 21 Ottobre 2011 10:51

Con questo articolo inizia la collaborazione tra Europe's World e LoScrittoio.it. Europe's World è una Rivista in rete prodotta in collaborazione con oltre 150 Università e Think Tank prevalentemente europei, ma non solo. Gli articoli sono pubblicati in lingua inglese.

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Il presente articolo è stato originariamente pubblicato su “Europe’s World, Autumn Issue 2011” e sul sito Internet http://www.europesworld.org

Ultimo aggiornamento Domenica 30 Ottobre 2011 22:52 Leggi tutto...

Europe's World: The Arab spring risks turning sour

Venerdì 21 Ottobre 2011 10:39

The bright promise of Arab popular protests and revolutionary change risks souring, warns Lebanon’s former finance minister Georges Corm. He explains why foreign interference and the exploitation of internal divisions in Arab societies must be vigilantly guarded against

The opening months of this year were marked by two surprising events in the Arab world; political change in Tunisia and then in Egypt after decades of dictatorship, corruption and repression. And Egyptians and Tunisians both invented a peaceful approach that required neither a political party nor a charismatic leader to bring about revolutionary change. There was no revolutionary doctrine to guide the masses in Cairo or Tunis, only stubborn demands that their dictators should resign immediately and open the way for a pluralistic political system, and that the dictators and corrupt family members be judged and punished along with their business associates.

Ultimo aggiornamento Lunedì 14 Novembre 2011 15:18 Leggi tutto...

Europe's World: The Doha Round: Where we go from here

Giovedì 20 Ottobre 2011 18:10

The Doha Development Round is gripped by a profound sense of inertia, and the EU no longer seems able to push it forward. Roderick Abbott examines the factors behind the impasse and argues that the WTO must now adjust to changed circumstances if it is to save Doha

In the spring of this year it still seemed possible to some observers that the Doha Round might be completed before the end of 2011 (Europe’s World, Spring Issue, ‘What Europe should do to save the Doha Round’ by Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz and Trineesh Biswas). There was hope. They thought that although the EU was not itself key to the problems which have created the impasse, it could nevertheless play an important role as to mediator between the opposing camps.

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