Daniela Huber is Head of the Mediterranean and Middle East Programme at IAI where she is the editor of The International Spectator and scientific co-coordinator of the H2020 project MEDRESET. She his also co-work package leader in the H2020 project EU-LISTCO, researcher in the Jean-Monnet Network EUMENIA, and mentor in the Gem-Stones project. She holds the Italian national habilitation to function as associate professor in Political Science, a Ph.D. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and an M.A. in International Relations from the Free University of Berlin. Her research interests include EU and US foreign policies in the Middle East, the regional and international dimension of the Israel/Palestine conflict, and contemporary politics in the Middle East.
Towards a More Reflexive EU in the Mediterranean
A New Venice Declaration from a "Coalition of the Lead Donors" on Israel/Palestine
Resetting Euro-Med Relations: Taking Local Needs Seriously
The Mediterranean: A Space of Division, Disparity and Separation
The EU and 50 Years of Occupation: Resistant to or Complicit with Normalization?
Forty Years of Camp David, Forty Years Without Peace
Bringing Social Justice and Human Rights Back In
Imposing Middle East Peace: Why EU Member States Should Recognise Palestine
The Mediterranean Reset: Geopolitics in a New Age
Israeli regional perspectives and the Mediterranean
- 21/09/2016 - press The Diplomat - Huber: Power Play in Post-Coup Turkey
