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22/2019: Sense of frustration: The debate on land reform in South Africa

Melanie Müller and Laura Kotzur

22/2018: Secession or solidarity: Catalonia will not get both simultaneously

Sabine Riedel

22/2017: Last exit Basel III: As regulation of bank capital comes to a close, stability concerns risk taking a backseat

Laura von Daniels

22/2016: Germany and NATO missile defence: Between adaptation and persistence

Marcel Dickow, Katarzyna Kubiak, Oliver Meier and Michael Paul

22/2015: A hybrid security policy for Europe: Resilience, deterrence, and defense as leitmotifs

Claudia Major and Christian Mölling

22/2014: The WHO global code of practice: A useful guide for recruiting health care professionals? Lessons from Germany and beyond

Steffen Angenendt, Michael Clemens and Meiko Merda

22/2013: Syria's business elite: Between political alignment and hedging their bets

Samer Nassif Abboud

22/2012: Running against the economy: U.S. president Barack Obama's re-election prospects

Brittany Sammon and Stormy-Annika Mildner

22/2011: The G20 and inefficient energy subsidies: Grasping the cause of price distortions by the roots?

Tobias Belschner and Kirsten Westphal

22/2010: Burma beyond the elections: Economic perspectives and recommendations for an EU policy shift

Christine Schuster and Gerhard Will

22/2009: Opportunities and limits of global governance by clubs

Ulrich Schneckener

22/2008: Towards a common transatlantic strategy in dealing with Russia?

Peter Rudolf

22/2007: The Return of al-Qaida: Current developments in international terrorism and their consequences for Europe

Guido Steinberg

22/2006: A golden chance for the party: The 10th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam

Gerhard Will

22/2005: The Eurozone under serious pressure: Regional economic cycles in the Monetary Union need to be stabilised

Sebastian Dullien and Daniela Schwarzer

22/2004: Congo facing a third War? Possible repercussions of the Gatumba massacre

Denis Michael Tull

21/2024: France's disruptive Zeitenwende: As a consequence of Russia's war against Ukraine, Paris and Berlin adapt their security and defence policy - and bilateral divergences are increasing

Sven Arnold and Claudia Major

21/2023: How Latin America is finding path to economic prosperity again: A just transition as target

Günther Maihold

21/2022: Ukraine's membership bid puts pressure on the European Union: A security policy flanking, not a revision of EU enlargement policy, is advisable

Barbara Lippert

21/2021: Responsibility in supply chains: Germany's due diligence act is a good start

Günther Maihold, Melanie Müller, Christina Saulich and Svenja Schöneich

21/2020: The Covid-19 pandemic and conflict dynamics in Syria: Neither a turning point nor an overall determinant

Muriel Asseburg, Hamidreza Azizi, Galip Dalay and Moritz Pieper

21/2019: Stuck in the twilight zone? March 2019 municipal elections in Turkey

T. Deniz Erkmen

21/2018: Fair play: The recent common agricultural policy and its limited effect on development

Bettina Rudloff and Michael Brüntrup

21/2017: International cooperation on migration policy: Dare to to more! The Global Forum on Migration and Development in Berlin opens up opportunities

Steffen Angenendt and Anne Koch

21/2016: European disintegration: Too much to lose

Bettina Rudloff and Evita Schmieg

21/2015: Nigeria: Boko Haram and the regionalization of terrorism

Denis Tull and Annette Weber

21/2014: Middle East peace talks at the end of the road? One-state reality consolidating

Muriel Asseburg

21/2013: Lebanon's slow-motion self-destruction: State institutions disintegrate under pressure of the conflict in Syria

Heiko Wimmen

21/2012: The divisiveness of mobility: Fuelling populism in the Euro and Schengen areas

Daniela Schwarzer and Roderick Parkes

21/2011: Is Afghanistan on the brink of a new civil war? Possible scenarios and influencing factors in the transition process

Thomas Ruttig and Citha Doris Maaß

21/2010: A new impulse for EU Asylum Policy: The potential of the European Asylum Support Office

Roderick Parkes and Steffen Angenendt

21/2009: Effective provisions for emergency prevention and response in the gas sector: Pioneering proposals of the Commission for a New Risk-Management Architecture

Oliver Geden

21/2008: The end of the American model: Why the financial crisis in the USA marks a turning point in history

Heribert Dieter

21/2007: The Berlin-London connection: From "No Frills" to "Full Service"? Prospects for a new bilateralism in EU affairs

Simon J. Bulmer and Roderick Parkes

21/2006: Joint patrols at the EU's southern border: Security and development in the control of African migration

Roderick Parkes

21/2005: China and Japan: A rupture unhealed

Kay Moeller and Markus K. Tidten

21/2004: The referendum in Venezuela: No solution to the political crisis

Susanne Gratius

20/2024: The Turkish diaspora landscape in Western Europe: Between the AKP's power aspirations and migrants' grievances

Sinem Adar, Yaşar Aydın, Cengiz Günay and Günter Seufert

20/2023: New US export controls: Key policy choices for Europe. Recommendations for a robust European export control policy

Martin Chorzempa and Laura von Daniels

20/2022: Advancing European internal and external digital sovereignty: The Brussels effect and the EU-US Trade and Technology Council

Annegret Bendiek and Isabella Stürzer

20/2021: The next steps for EU counterterrorism policy: Evolving threats of Jihadism, right-wing extremism, and transatlantic cooperation

Raphael Bossong

20/2020: Covid-19 in the Horn of Africa: Gaining trust in a crisis

Annette Weber

20/2019: The "deal of the century" for Israel-Palestine: US proposals are likely to speed demise of two-state settlement

Muriel Asseburg

20/2018: Tripoli's militia cartel: How ill-conceived stabilisation blocks political progress, and risks renewed war

Wolfram Lacher

20/2017: The new "Europe of security": Elements for a European white paper on security and defence

Annegret Bendiek

20/2016: United Nations Peacekeeping and the use of force: The Intervention Brigade in Congo is no model for success

Denis Tull

20/2015: Japan after two years of "Abenomics": Monetary illusions, timid reforms. So far, Prime Minister Abe's economic policy has missed its mark

Hanns Günther Hilpert

20/2014: Yemen: GCC roadmap to nowhere. Elite bargaining and political infighting block a meaningful transition

Mareike Transfeld

20/2013: Transformation backlog in South Sudan: Security sector reforms stall in the face of growing autocracy

Annette Weber

20/2012: A new approach in and for Greece: After the recent greek elections, effort should focus on modernising selected economic zones and empowering local entities

Daniela Schwarzer