Security

La expansión del ‘ciberyihad’

Al Qaeda utiliza la propaganda mediática y el activismo cibernético para la construcción de redes terroristas trasnacionales.

Democracia, terrorismo y seguridad en el Mediterráneo occidental

EE UU busca una cooperación militar y económica ligada a la seguridad; Europa se centra en aspectos culturales y sociales.

¿Se convertirá el Magreb en el terreno predilecto de los ‘yihadistas’?

Lo más preocupante es la facilidad para reclutar jóvenes preparados para suicidarse con espíritu de ‘yihad’ global.

Reforming the Security Sector: A Euro-Mediterranean Challenge?

Aside from rare exceptions, the security sector reform is not among the priorities of the EU when it comes to dealing with the political reform in the Mediterranean.

Uncertain Climate in the Maghreb

The terrorist attacks occurring over the past few months in different Maghreb countries give the impression of a consolidation of radical Islamic violence in the region.

Redefining the Sahrawi Political Identity

The Western Sahara dispute is one of the oldest regional conflicts, dating back to 1975. It is also one of the most complex affairs due to the imbroglio of factors having directly or indirectly contributed to its evolution and destiny.

Seguridad en Turquía: ¿transición o modelo propio?

El equilibrio en las relaciones cívico-militares en el plano interno, y el papel geopolítico en el externo, marcan las cuestiones de seguridad del país.

The Doctrine of Human Security in the Mediterranean

The doctrine of human security is gaining supporters. At a time when the topic is at the forefront of debates on security in the United Nations, a large part of the world-opinion supports its main postulates.

Western Sahara: A Difficult Crisis to Resolve

In 2005 the Sahara’s conflict entered its thirtieth year, without anybody being able to talk of victory or defeat on either side.

Consolidation of the European Defence Policy

The 2005 European panorama will be remembered for the blockade of the European Constitution in the French and Dutch Referendums; with regards to the Mediterranean, for Gaza's Israeli withdrawal.

Violence in France: A Borderline Case

For three weeks from the end of October 2005, France experienced a bout of urban violence which in its own way featured all the essential elements that I have described in this chapter.

Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and Terrorism: From Rhetoric to Action