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Sadly, the EUGS Reads More like a Symptom of the Problem than Part of a Solution for Europe's Deep Crisis

Hanns W. Maull
p. 34-36
In: The International Spectator 51/3

The EU Global Strategy: More Modest, Equally Challenging

Elizabeth Sidiropoulos
p. 37-39
In: The International Spectator 51/3

Ready for Adult Life?

Loukas Tsoukalis
p. 40-41
In: The International Spectator 51/3

Tokyo Wants a Stronger European Foreign Policy

Michito Tsuruoka
p. 42-44
In: The International Spectator 51/3

Pitfalls of the Global Strategy

Sinan Ülgen
p. 45-46
In: The International Spectator 51/3

Meeting the American Standard but Falling Short

Thomas Wright
p. 47-49
In: The International Spectator 51/3

A Realistic Strategy for Uncertain Times

Marcin Zaborowski
p. 50-51
In: The International Spectator 51/3

The EU Global Strategy after Brexit – A Chinese View

Zhou Hong
p. 52-54
In: The International Spectator 51/3

The Making of the EU Global Strategy

Nathalie Tocci
in Contemporary Security Policy, Vol. 37, No. 3 (December 2016), p. 461-472
In: Altri paper e articoli

China's Relations with Sub-Saharan Africa

Anna Katharina Stahl
Roma, IAI, settembre 2016, 27 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 16|22

Security, Development, and Diplomacy: Solving the Puzzle of the US-Sub-Saharan Africa Strategy?

Madeleine Goerg
Roma, IAI, settembre 2016, 23 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 16|23

Brazil as a Security and Development Provider in Africa

Frank Mattheis
Roma, IAI, settembre 2016, 16 p.
In: IAI Working Papers 16|21