Vol. 9 No. 3, September 2008

Index

• Letter from the publisher: a call to be listened to.
• The end of happy endings in the post-cold war.
• Georgia: breakdown of vision the west had for a New Europe.
• 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.
• 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.
• The Demilitarization of Europeans.
• The way globalization actually works in Europe.
• New markets expanding for dirty businesses.