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... of international relations, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece, and visiting professor at the Supreme Joint College of War of the Greek Army. Copyright 2017 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2017 Europe Euro Army transatlanticism EU military EU army NATO Maastricht Treaty The European...

... in a Euro-Atlantic Reality Anton Grizold Prior to Slovenia’s independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, Slovenian national interests over the centuries had been pursued within the limited framework of multinational entities: Austria-Hungary until 1918 and the Yugoslav federa...

... P. H. Liotta “Our scientific ability to predict environmental consequences from anthropogenic-induced change is somewhere behind our ability to predict the weather next week.” —Colonel W. Chris King, U.S. Army In Barcelona in November 1995, the foreign ministers of twenty-seven Euro- pean...

.... Bulgaria has been and will continue to be a loyal ally of the global coalition against terror. Our antiterrorist activities match our perception of national security, our stabiliz- ing policies in the Balkans, and our European and Euro-Atlantic priorities...

..., July 2003, available at www.euromesco.net/imgupload/euromescopaper23.pdf; Béchir Chourou, “Secu- rity Partnership and Democratization: Perception of the Activities of Northern Security Institutions in the South,” in Euro-Mediterranean Partnership for the 21st Century (London: Macmillan, 2000...

...Alexander V. Safronov Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2000 Alexander V. Safronov is head of the press division in the Council of Europe office in Moscow. MQ 11.2-02.Safronov 4/10/00 11:33 AM Page 23 New Trials for Europe and the Euro-Atlantic...

...Marian Zulean Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2004 Marian Zulean works for the office of the Romanian president as an expert on NATO and U.S. issues. This essay has been written with the support of a NATO-Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council research fellowship. An earlier version was presented...

.... See also Naumann, 7; and the debate and sources cited in Charles Barber, “Creating a Mediterranean Community: Euro-Maghrebi Cooperation,” Mediterranean Quarterly 9, no. 4 (fall 1998): 159–72. 11. See Alfred Tovias, “Israel and the Barcelona Process,” and Eli...

... Region: Cooperation and Security Building (Armonk, N.Y.: M. E. Sharpe, 2004). 3. Robert E. Hunter, “NATO and Mediterranean Security,” in Strategic Yearbook 2003: Euro- Mediterranean Security and the Barcelona Process, ed. Bo Huldt, Mats Engman, and Elisabeth Davidson (Stockholm: Swedish National...

... the best strategy to deal with these complex problems, not to ignore them, or we may reduce our own well-­being to a status of hostage to recurring crises. Afghanistan might also represent an issue that, below the surface, may be damaging the Euro-­American relationship. At this time, some...

...? So why then is the eurozone in danger? Because though it is an entity, Europe does not act as one. Despite having adopted the euro as its common currency, Europe has not agreed on a common fiscal policy or a banking union. Early in its history the United States did both by creating...

... are going to die here’ . . . as they stopped at houses they thought were homes to Roma, hurl- ing their water bottles and stones.”13 But such alarms can be hushed by luxuriating in the warm Dalmatian sunshine and euros-­galore of the too-­perfect summer for tourism in 2012, although the bad news...

..., such as in the case of Euro- Mediterranean association agreements. The European Council adopted the Declaration on Terrorism on 25 March 2004 (following the Madrid bombings). In June 2004 a first revision of the Anti-Terrorism Action Plan, adopted in September 2001, was approved, to be updated on a biannual...

... Council confirmed the gen- eral trend toward further enlargement by deciding to open accession nego- tiations with six other applicant countries — Bulgaria, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Romania, and Slovakia. Moreover, it was in Helsinki that the Euro- pean Council did an about-face and officially...

... as to the indivisibility of détente. It was Schmidt who first highlighted the growing “Euro-strategic” imbalance to the advantage of the Soviet Union with its larger number of medium-range and battlefield nuclear weapons created by global superpower arms-control agreements...

...Robert J. Pranger Bat Ye'or: Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis . Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2005. 384 pages. ISBN 0-8386-4077-X. $23.95. Raffaella A. Del Sarto: Contested State Identities and Regional Security in the Euro-Mediterranean Area . New York: Palgrave Macmillan...

... an avenue for 31. Fulvio Attinà, “Diversity in Unity: The European Union and Member States Emergency Aid to the Countries of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Region,” Romanian Journal of Euro- pean Affairs 15, no. 2 (2015): 42 – 56. 32. Francis Fukuyama argued in his 1989 essay “The End...

... in the first SYRIZA cabinet (January to July 2015). In this collection of speeches and essays, Galbraith counsels the leftist government to abandon the euro and return to the national currency, the drachma. Another book in this line is And the Weak Must Suffer What They Must? by the mercurial former...

...C. Edward Dillery Sven Biscop: Euro-Mediterranean Security: A Search for Partnership . Aldershot, U.K.: Ashgate, 2003. 160 pages. ISBN 0-7546-3487-6. $79.95. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2004 C. Edward Dillery is a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer. He served as ambassador...

.../balkans-and-­ eu­ ; Dimitar Bechev, “The Periphery of the Periphery: The West- ern Balkans and Euro Crisis,” ECFR Policy Brief 60 (London: European Council on Foreign Rela- tions, August 2012), 1, ecfr.eu/pageECFR60_WESTERN_BALKANS_BRIEF_AW.pdf. Stephen Blank is senior fellow on the American Foreign...