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15/2022: Amnesty International and the Apartheid claim against Israel: Political and legal relevance

Muriel Asseburg

15/2021: The pandemic and governance in the Maghreb: A moment of truth. The Covid-19 pandemic tests the sustainability of differenct governance approaches

Intissar Fakir and Isabelle Werenfels

15/2020: Iran's multi-faceted strategy in Deir ez-Zor: From fighting terrorism to creating a zone of influence

Hamidreza Azizi

15/2019: Why and how NATO should adapt to a new Mediterranean security environment

Can Kasapoğlu

15/2018: Labour clauses for sustainability? Colombian trade agreements exemplify potential and limits

Evita Schmieg

15/2017: Brief respite for Lukashenka: Russian loans alleviate Minsk's immediate financial woes, but deepen dependency

Janis Kluge

15/2016: The United States, China and the freedom of the seas: Washington's FONOPs conflict with Beijing

Michael Paul

15/2015: Built on sand: Egypt's questionable strategy for growth and development

Stephan Roll and Matthias Sailer

15/2014: Central African Republic in crisis: African Union Mission needs United Nations support

Annette Weber and Markus Kaim

15/2013: Angola's crucial foreign policy drive

Paula Cristina Roque

15/2012: Is the UK jumping or being pushed? British separatism after Cameron's EU veto

Andreas Maurer and Roderick Parkes

15/2011: Central African Republic: Peacebuilding without peace. Challenges on the road to accountable government

Louisa N. Lombard

15/2010: When they overstay their welcome: UN peacekeepers in Africa

Denis Michael Tull

15/2009: German brakes on integration: Consequences and dangers of the Federal Constitutional Court judgment for Germany and the EU

Peter Becker and Andreas Maurer

15/2008: A change of paradigm in Afghanistan: Afghan government ownership instead of donor priorities

Citha Doris Maaß

15/2007: CFSP after the footnote summit

Annegret Bendiek

15/2006: From Schengen to Prüm: Deeper integration through enhanced cooperation or signs of fragmentation in the EU?

Daniela Kietz and Andreas Maurer

15/2005: U. S. policy towards Iran: Developments, options and scenarios

Peter Rudolf

15/2004: The 2005 U.S. defense budget: In line with defense transformation?

Benjamin Schreer

15/2003: Kyoto Protocol at a dead end?

Friedemann Müller

14/2024: The next phase of European climate policy: Laying the groundwork with the 2040 target

Felix Schenuit and Oliver Geden

14/2023: Sustaining peace in Ethiopia: The end of the war in the North should be the prelude to fundamental governance reforms

Gerrit Kurtz

14/2022: The bilateralisation of British foreign policy: Status and consequences for Germany and the EU after one year of Brexit

Julina Mintel and Nicolai von Ondarza

14/2021: Back to the future? International climate policy in 2021. New constellations for the EU's climate diplomacy

Susanne Dröge and Tessa-Sophie Schrader

14/2020: Put the ball in Tunisia's court: New government and urgency of reform require modified EU approach

Isabelle Werenfels

14/2019: The link between healthcare and energy supply: How joined-up thinking can lead to more synergies between the two policy fields

Martin Keim, Maria Pastukhova, Maike Voss and Kirsten Westphal

14/2018: Control of the Syrian airspace: Russian geopolitical ambitions and air threat assessment

Can Kasapoğlu

14/2017: Tapping into the economic potential of refugees: Fostering development through transitional social and economic integration

Steffen Angenendt and Niels Harild

14/2016: The Future of the Minsk agreements: Press for implementation and support sanctions

Susan Stewart

14/2015: India's position in international climate negotiations: No shift under Modi

Susanne Dröge and Christian Wagner

14/2014: Quadrennial Defense Review 2014: Trends in US defense policy and consequences for NATO

Marco Overhaus

14/2013: Why an in-out referendum won't settle the European question in British politics

Tim Oliver

14/2012: Sabre-Rattling in the Persian Gulf: Legal and military aspects of the ideological confrontation between Iran and the United States

Walter Posch and Sascha Albrecht

14/2011: Croatia's rush to join the EU: Hasty admission would damage the country, other candidate countries and the EU

Andrea Despot and Dušan Reljić

14/2010: The Blue Card impasse: Three options for EU policy on highly qualified immigrants

Steffen Angenendt and Roderick Parkes

14/2009: A fresh impetus for German Polish relations: Proposals for an intensification of bilateral cooperation

Jutta Frasch

14/2008: European agricultural reform and WTO negotiations in parallel mutually impeding or reinforcing processes?

Bettina Rudloff

14/2007: "Hamastan vs. Fatahland": A chance for progress in the Middle East?

Muriel Asseburg

14/2006: Europe and China competing for Russian gas?

Roland Götz

14/2005: Kiev's EU ambitions

Eberhard Schneider and Christoph Saurenbach

14/2004: The multinational force in Iraq and its status under international law after the transfer of power

Christian Schaller

14/2003: Imperial overstretch? The United States and the rising costs of the war on terrorism

Jens van Scherpenberg

13/2024: The externalisation of European refugee protection: A legal, practical and political assessment of current proposals

Steffen Angenendt, Nadine Biehler, Raphael Bossong, David Kipp and Anne Koch

13/2023: A new course for Japan's security policy: The historic decision on military armament

Alexandra Sakaki

13/2022: The future of gobal mobility: Why we need a debate about multilateral and digital solutions to prevent the Global South from being excluded from international travel

Steffen Angenendt and Karl Steinacker

13/2021: A restrained embrace: South Korea's response to Germany's Indo-Pacific strategey

Eric J. Ballbach and Laura Morazzini

13/2020: The Brexit revolution: New political conditions change the dynamics of the next phase of EU-UK negotiations

Nicolai von Ondarza

13/2019: Is Tunisia really democratising? Progress, resistance, and an uncertain outlook

Max Gallien and Isabelle Werenfels

13/2018: Georgia positions itself on China's new Silk Road: Relations between Tbilisi and Beijing in the light of the Belt-and-Road Initiative

Franziska Smolnik

13/2017: Africa - G20 and proposals for Marshall plans: New instruments for new external economic settings?

Evita Schmieg