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39/2012: Risks and potentials of the shale gas revolution: Consequences for markets and the environment

Tim Boersma and Corey Johnson

39/2011: Europe's foreign and security policy adrift: Strengthening the role of the EU-3

Annegret Bendiek and Ronja Kempin

39/2005: Pharao reelected: Egypt on the road to political pluralism

Volker Perthes

39/2004: The French tug-of-war over the EU Constitution: Domestic conflicts jeopardize ratification of the treaty

Daniela Schwarzer

38/2024: Russia in the occupied territories of Ukraine: Policies, strategies and their implementation

Nikolaj V. Petrov

38/2023: The global shift away from fossil energy: A blind spot in climate foreign policy

Sonja Thielges

38/2022: Turkey and European energy (in)security: What role for Turkey in European energy security following the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

Kadri Tastan

38/2021: The motion before Turkey's Constitutional Court to ban the pro-Kurdish HDP: An example of the entanglement of politics and the judiciary, and a bad omen for a peaceful solution to the Kurdish conflict

Osman Can

38/2020: Migration and the 2030 Agenda: Making everyone count. Migrants and refugees in the Sustainable Development Goals

Anne Koch and Jana Kuhnt

38/2019: Turkey's nuclear onset: Military policy, techno-nationalism trends and defence industrial capabilities

Can Kasapoğlu

38/2018: Organized crime on the UN Security Council agenda: Action against human trafficking reveals opportunities and challenges

Judith Vorrath

38/2017: Some American voters are more equal: Election law as an area of partisan strategy

Lauren Schwartz and Johannes Thimm

38/2016: The global strategy for the EU's foreign and security policy

Annegret Bendiek

38/2015: The return of the Kurdish question: On the situation of the Kurds in Iraq, Syria and Turkey

Günter Seufert

38/2014: Reformasi reloaded? Implications of Indonesia's 2014 elections

Felix Heiduk

38/2013: The EU in Afghanistan: What role after NATO's withdrawal?

Michael Holtje and Ronja Kempin

38/2012: Improving mass atrocities prevention: Guidelines for effective and legitimate implementation of the responsibility to protect

Lars Brozus

38/2011: Europe without defence: The states of Europe have to re-evaluate the interrelationship between political sovereignty, military effectiveness and economic efficiency

Christian Mölling

38/2005: The United Nations Peacebuilding Commission: Tasks, mandate, and design for a new institution

Ulrich Schneckener and Silke Weinlich

38/2004: A Republican mandate? Results and consequences of the U.S. congressional elections

Michael Kolkmann

37/2024: Javier Milei's ideology and policy: Libertarian populism in Argentina

Claudia Zilla

37/2023: Re-launching the bi-regional dialogue between the EU and Latin America: Simple revival or fundamental renewal?

Günther Maihold and Claudia Zilla

37/2022: Turkey's military operations in Syria and Iraq

Salim Çevik

37/2021: Measuring the Maghreb: What do rankings and indexes really tell us?

Aljoscha Albrecht and Isabelle Werenfels

37/2020: The EU budget as an opportunity in the crisis: The EU Commission proposal for a new financial framework and a reconstruction fund

Peter Becker

37/2019: How Germany can benefit from the Global Compact for Migration: Opportunities for national reforms and international cooperation

Steffen Angenendt and Anne Koch

37/2018: Russia-Israel relationship transformed by Syria conflict: Political interests overshadow social and economic ties

Lidia Averbukh and Margarete Klein

37/2017: Dress rehearsal for Russia's presidential election: Moscow tightens grip on regional governors and budgets

Fabian Burkhardt and Janis Kluge

37/2016: Many refugees, poor data: Development cooperation requires higher-quality data

Steffen Angenendt, David Kipp and Anne Koch

37/2015: Eritrea - paths out of isolation

Annette Weber

37/2014: The Circassian question: Russian colonial history in the Caucasus and a case of "Long-distance Nationalism"

Uwe Halbach

37/2013: Germany's two-edged business model: Current account surpluses fund investment and consumption - abroad

Heribert Dieter

37/2012: IRENA: Stay the course! On the value of a multilateral organisation for renewable energy

Kirsten Westphal and Sybille Röhrkasten

37/2011: Tunisia leads the way again: Post-election power constellation promising for democratisation

Isabelle Werenfels

37/2005: Sanctions against Iran: Options, problems, perspectives

Peter Rudolf

37/2004: A tailwind for climate policy

Friedemann Müller

36/2024: Trump II and US nuclear assurances in the Indo-Pacific: Why Australia, Japan, and South Korea have other concerns

Liviu Horovitz and Elisabeth Suh

36/2023: Economic relations between the Western Balkans and Non-EU countries: How the EU can respond to challenges concerning direct investment, trade and energy security

Marina Vulović

36/2022: Key features of illicit economies in African conflicts: Insights from the reports of UN Panels of Experts

Judith Vorrath and Laura Marcela Zuñiga

36/2021: First summit of the anti-China coalition: Cornwall G7 highlights BRICS weakness

Heribert Dieter

36/2020: Corona crisis and political confrontation in Brazil: The president, the people, and democracy under pressure

Claudia Zilla

36/2019: Mozambique still at risk: Despite the peace process, a serious crisis looms

Melanie Müller and Judith Vorrath

36/2018: On US government trade policy: Trump's "America first" policy puts pressure on the EU

Laura von Daniels

36/2017: Shrinking spaces in Israel: Contraction of democratic space, consolidation of occupation, and ongoing human rights violations call for a pradigm shift in Europe's policies

Muriel Asseburg

36/2016: Back to square one: Fighting resumes in South Sudan

Annette Weber

36/2015: Supporting stabilization in Libya: The challenges of finalizing and implementing the Skhirat agreement

Wolfram Lacher

36/2014: NATO's two percent illusion: Germany needs to encourage greater efficiency within the alliance

Christian Mölling

36/2013: European refugee policy: Pathways to fairer burden-sharing

Steffen Angenendt, Marcus Engler and Jan Schneider

36/2012: Post-2015 sustainable development goals: UN negotiations begin

Marianne Beisheim

36/2011: NATO's operation in Libya: Not a model for military interventions

Marco Overhaus