Europolity – Continuity and Change in European Governance - New Series

2013 - 2017

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TRANSATLANTIC SECURITY, DEFENCE AND STRATEGY: BADLY NEEDED REFORMS pp. 7-18: Peter M.E. Volten
WHAT KIND OF UNION? THE FUTURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AS SEEN BY CANDIDATES TO THE EC PRESIDENCY IN THE 2014 EP ELECTIONS pp. 19-35: Elena NEGREA-BUSUIOC Alina BÂRGĂOANU
THE UKRAINIAN CRISIS SEEN FROM A REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE: ISOLATED CONFLICT OR DRIVING AGENT FOR REGIONAL SECURITY DYNAMICS? pp. 37-61: Maria Sabina Lazăr
EUROPEAN ENDOWMENT FOR DEMOCRACY - SUPPORTING THE UNSUPPORTED pp. 63-83: Maria Ligor
"A BRIDGE TOO FAR" - EXAMINING A POSSIBLE OUTCOME OF THE UKRAINE CRISIS pp. 85-120: Sorin-Sebastian Niculescu
THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA’S EUROPEAN CHOICE AND WHY IT MATTERS pp. 121-136: Dragoș Rizescu
TOWARDS THE SUNSET OF EU-RUSSIA STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP? pp. 137-151: Raluca Georgiana SĂFTESCU Amira SAWAN
THE FORMATION OF THE JUNCKER COMMISSION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE WESTERN BALKANS pp. 153-177: Miruna Troncotă
THE EU INTELLIGENCE SERVICE DILEMMA pp. 179-203: George Angliţoiu
BOOK REVIEW. THE DIFFICULTY OF EXPLAINING POLITICS OR WHY SIX PUTINS ARE SUPPOSEDLY BETTER THAN ONE pp. 205-208: Radu Alexandru Cucută

Economic Diplomacy in the Context of Economic Crisis pp. 7-31: Ana-Cosmina Amariei
A New Strategic Objective: Romania, Opportunity for Investments pp. 33-42: Mircea Dobocan
Reconsideration of Romania’s Foreign Policy Objectives – Enhancing the Geostrategic Role in the Black Sea Region pp. 43-55: Ramona Emma Frischmann
Co-Dependant Border Areas in Regional and Global Context. The European Union – A Case Study pp. 57-65: Loredana-Nastasia Pop
Long Term Strategies for Romania: Where are We Heading To? pp. 67-82: Amira Sawan and Raluca Georgiana Săftescu
Romania’s Power Strategy pp. 83-91: Noemi L. Szabo
BOOK REVIEW. Nicholas Bayne, Stephen Woolcock (editors). 2010, 2nd edition. The New Economic Diplomacy. Decision-making and Negotiation in International Economic Relations. Surey (UK): Ashgate Publishing Limited, ISBN 978-0-7456-7048-3, p. 391 pp. 93-95: Mihai Cercel

Multi-Level and Network Governance in Romania. The Case of the European Energy Policy pp. 57-74: Mădălina Maria Preda

The Need of an Interdisciplinary Research Methodology in Evaluating the Corporate Governance in the State-Owned Enterprises in Romania pp. 11-21: Cătălin Huidumac and Ștefan Stănciugelu
Governance Approach to Fisheries Policy pp. 23-36: Daniela Maria
The Environmental Policy: a Governance Model? pp. 37-56: Ana Maria Pandele
Governance Approach to European Transport Policy pp. 75-88: Maria Mirabela Stănică
Creating a Linkage Between Academic Research and Policy-Making pp. 89-102: Luiza Soare
BOOK REVIEW. Daniel BIRO (coord.). 2013. Relaţiile internaţionale contemporane: teme centrale în politica mondială (Contemporary International Relations: Core Themes in World Politics). Iaşi: Polirom, 336 p pp. 103-106: Alexandru Voicu

Europol and Counter Terrorism Intelligence Sharing pp. 7-19: Ruxandra Laura Boşilcă
European Union in the Age of Neo-Liberalism pp. 21-33: Mihail Caradaică
The Use of Quotas for Women’s Political Representation in the European Parliament pp. 35-52: Ioana Antoaneta Dodi
Exploring the Limits of the EU’s Normative Power Towards the South Caucasus pp. 53-71: Mihai-Bogdan Popescu
European Funds for Agriculture and Rural Development – Help or Burden for Romania? pp. 73-86: Ana Badiu
BOOK REVIEW. Iordan Gheorghe BĂRBULESCU, Oana Andreea ION and Nicolae TODERAŞ. 2013. “Coordonarea afacerilor europene la nivel naţional. Mecanisme de colaborare între Guvern şi Parlament în domeniul afacerilor europene. Studiu comparativ în statele membre UE (Coordination of European Affairs at National Level. Mechanisms of Cooperation between the Government and the Parliament in European Affairs. Comparative Study in the EU Member States). Strategy and Policy Studies – SPOS (Study no. 2). Bucharest: IER – The European Institute of Romania pp. 87-95: Ioan Horga