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European Affairs
From Vol. 7 Nbr. 3-4, September 2006
to Vol. 9 Nbr. 3, September 2008
The European Institute, 2009
- Moving forward with the transatlantic economic council.
- Energy research: grasping transatlantic opportunities.
- Non-nuclear energy cooperation needs a new push.
- A pragmatist's view of global geopolitics.
- Vedrine's world: the outlook of nations around the globe.
- Letter from the publisher: a call to be listened to.
- The Demilitarization of Europeans.
- The end of happy endings in the post-cold war.
- The way globalization actually works in Europe.
- Georgia: breakdown of vision the west had for a New Europe.
- New markets expanding for dirty businesses.
- Russia and the EU: the difficult path to a new partnership.
- The end of history?--certainly not through Asia's eyes.
- SWF's are making political waves in the U.S. and EU.
- Europe must present a single market to SWF's.
- Norway's wealth fund answers to voters.
- U.S. flap on the aerial tanker could be self-defeating.
- Europe can offer defense deals Washington can't refuse.
- Reforms in U.S. licensing process facilitate joint allied operations.
- Cyber War I: Estonia attacked from Russia.
- Washington: U.S. government cancels clean-coal experiment.
- NATO caveats can be made to work better for the alliance.
- Poland's new government seeks solidarity, not provocation.
- Rome: Italy's malaise: not so Dolce Vita.
- Washington: Web startups pose risk to job numbers on both sides of Atlantic.
- Faraway Afghanistan brings home tensions among allies.
- Saving the Arctic, now.
- The declining dollar--symptom and symbol of U.S. financial negligence.
- Washington: global warming not an issue in U.S. election campaign.
- Sense and nonsense about European security policy.
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