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46/2018: Evangelicals and politics in Latin America: Religious switching and its growing political relevance

Claudia Zilla

46/2017: The River Congo - Africa's sleeping giant: Regional integration and intersectoral conflicts in the Congo Basin

Tobias von Lossow

46/2016: Lebanon's state of erosion: Divisions over the conflict in Syria sustain a dangerous stalemate

Heiko Wimmen

46/2015: Moroccan foreign fighters: Evolution of a phenomenon, promotive factors, and the limits of hardline policies

Mohammed Masbah

46/2014: Fragile alliances in Egypt's post-revolutionary order: The military and its partners

Chérine Chams el- Dine

46/2012: Double-hatting in EU external engagements: EU Special Representatives and the question of coherence post-Lisbon

Mateja Peter

46/2005: Kyrgyzstan under new leadership: Path to a better future?

Beate Eschment

45/2024: Europe and the end of Pax Americana: Transatlantic relations must be put on a new footing, regardless of who wins the US elections

Marco Overhaus

45/2023: Russian missiles and the European Sky Shield Initiative: German plans to strengthen air and missile defence in the current threat environment

Lydia Wachs

45/2022: A new geopolitics of supply chains: The rise of friend-shoring

Günther Maihold

45/2021: Normalisation and Realignment in the Middle East: A new, conflict-prone regional order takes shape

Muriel Asseburg and Sarah Ch. Henkel

45/2020: The European Parliament's involvement in the EU response to the corona pandemic: A spectator in times of crisis

Nicolai von Ondarza

45/2019: International schemes, Libyan realities: Attempts at appeasing Khalifa Haftar risk further escalating Libya's civil war

Wolfram Lacher

45/2018: The changing dynamics of the Kurdish question

Arzu Yılmaz

45/2017: Renewable energy and decentralized power generation in Russia: An opportunity for German-Russian energy cooperation

Denis Chukanov, Petra Opitz, Maria Pastukhova, Gianguido Piani and Kirsten Westphal

45/2016: The dynamics of a right-wing coalition: How the failure of the peace process encourages domestic populism in Israel

Peter Lintl

45/2015: Organised crime in the "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development": Indicators and measurements for international and national implementation

Judith Vorrath and Marianne Beisheim

45/2014: Support for Syria's civil society - misguided and ineffective: Without military action, international support will continue to be of no avail

Petra Becker

45/2012: Governing risky and uncertain financial markets

Stephen C. Nelson

45/2005: France's Africa policy at a turning point

Denis Michael Tull

44/2024: Divided but dangerous: The fragmented far-right's push for power in the EU after the 2024 elections

Max Becker and Nicolai von Ondarza

44/2023: Libya's militias have become the state: Dimensions and consequences of a consolidation process

Wolfram Lacher

44/2022: The hydrogen ambitions of the Gulf States: Achieving economic diversification while maintaining power

Dawud Ansari

44/2021: Challenges to Iran's role in Iraq in the post-Soleimani era: Complex rivalries, fragmented alliances, declining soft power

Hamidreza Azizi

44/2020: The Global Compact for Migration and public health in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic: Untapped potential for strengthening health systems

Steffen Angenendt, Nadine Biehler, Anne Koch and Maike Voss

44/2019: A geopolitically aware EU and its Eastern European neighbours: More realism, more investment

Barbara Lippert

44/2018: The future of Schengen: Internal border controls as a growing challenge to the EU and the Nordics

Raphael Bossong and Tobias Etzold

44/2017: The Fatah-Hamas Reconciliation Agreement of October 2017: An opportunity to end Gaza's humanitarian crisis and permanently overcome the blockade

Muriel Asseburg

44/2016: Unveiling the structure of unconventional organized crime: Investigating and prosecuting criminal networks within and beyond European borders

Simona Autolitano and Verena Zoppei

44/2015: Regional security and cooperation in the Arctic and Baltic: Destabilisation follows Ukraine crisis

Tobias Etzold and Stefan Steinicke

44/2014: Erdoğans "New Turkey": Restoring the authoritarian state in the name of democracy

Günter Seufert

44/2012: Exploratory talks and peace initiatives in Afghanistan: Actors, demands, Germany's role as mediator

Nils Wörmer

44/2005: Belarus in self-imposed isolation: Conflict with Poland and other neighbors poses security problems for the European Union

Rainer Lindner

43/2024: Interlinking Germany's global health strategy at the European level: An analysis of priorities and coordination potentials in EU partner countries

Michael Bayerlein

43/2023: "One Health" and global health governance: Design and implementation at the international, European, and German levels

Michael Bayerlein and Pedro A. Villarreal

43/2022: Autonomous weapons systems: UN expert talks facing failure time to consider alternative formats

Elisabeth Hoffberger-Pippan, Vanessa Vohs and Paula Köhler

43/2021: Canal Istanbul: Turkey's controversial megaproject. Its likely impacts on the Montreux Convention and regional stability

Tuba Eldem

43/2020: Sustainable supply chains in the agricultural sector: Adding value instead of just exporting raw materials. Corporate due diligence within a coherent, overarching and partnership-based EU strategy

Bettina Rudloff and Christine Wieck

43/2019: Israel's contradictory gas export policy: The promotion of a transcontinental pipeline contradicts the declared goal of regional cooperation

Stefan Wolfrum

43/2018: Maritime nuclear deterrence: Submarine-launched ballistic missiles in the South China Sea

Michael Paul

43/2017: No Dream in Georgia? Domestic quarrels and local elections show: "winner takes all" likely to continue

Sonja Schiffers and Franziska Smolnik

43/2016: Non-Jewish minorities and their access to Israeli citizenship: Demographic threat perceptions and ensuing state strategies

Lidia Averbukh

43/2015: The European Union's digital assertiveness

Annegret Bendiek, Christoph Berlich and Tobias Metzger

43/2014: U.S.-led bombardement challenges Islamic State's hold on eastern Syria: But without addressing the roots of the conflict, the group will remain hard to beat

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

43/2012: Civil War in Syria: External actors and interests as drivers of conflict

Muriel Asseburg and Heiko Wimmen

43/2005: Turkey's EU accession negotiations at the mercy of conflicting interests

Heinz Kramer

42/2024: Acceding countries' gradual integration into the EU single market: Prerequisites, opportunities and hurdles

Peter Becker and Barbara Lippert

42/2023: Turkey's new cabinet: A wind of change in Turkish politics?

Hürcan Aslı Aksoy, Yaşar Aydın and Salim Çevik

42/2022: Unpacking Turkey's security footprint in Africa: Trends and implications for the EU

Nebahat Tanrıverdi Yaşar

42/2021: The logic of defence assistance to Ukraine

Dumitru Minzarari and Susan Stewart