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Using Evidence to Bridge the Untenable Gaps

Untenable gaps haunt the Mediterranean. Nowhere else in the world is the interdependence between what used to be called ‘developing’ and ‘developed’ nations so present and proximate.

Economic Crisis and Investments in the Arab Region

Only Common Policies Can Lend the Mediterranean Region Strategic Ambition

The strategic objective of regional Euro-Mediterranean integration is not clear. We do have a general goal, that of creating an area of prosperity and peace. But more precisely?

The 2009 Elections in Israel

The fragmentation of the Israeli political system, technically based on a highly proportional representative parliamentarian structure with a threshold of only 2%, has produced another stalemate.

Economic Integration in the Mediterranean: Beyond the 2010 Free Trade Area

Iranian Political Influence on the Euro-Mediterranean Region

Post-Lisbon Treaty Europe: Reflections on the Institutional Impact of Certain Innovations

In short, the three levels of added uncertainty regarding the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty’s provisions make fulfilment of the simplification and transparency mandate much more complicated than was originally foreseen.

Algeria’s Position Regarding Mediterranean Integration

Algeria’s criticism of Euro-Mediterranean policy should be viewed in the context of a profound distrust of the forms of Mediterranean integration.

The Tunisia-European Union Free Trade Area Fourteen Years On

What have the real effects on the development of Tunisian trade with the EU and on its economic growth been?

Euro-Mediterranean Trade Integration and Its Relationship to Trade Liberalisation Processes

In some ways, the progress made over the last nearly 15 years has been modest, despite the considerable economic resources that have been used to promote the development of regional networks and association agreements.

The Impact of the World Financial Crisis on the Palestinian Economy

Prospects for Reunification of Cyprus in 2010?

What has changed since the defeat of the Annan Plan and the election of a new president in the Greek Cypriot community in 2008? Are there new signs of progress and the necessary political will for reunification?