...Roderick Pace; Stelios Stavridis Parliamentarization is an under-studied dimension of Euro-Mediterranean relations. A preliminary assessment of the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly shows that the parliamentary process is not unique to the Mediterranean. The origins, aims, and objectives...

...Stephen C. Calleya Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Stephen C. Calleya is deputy director and senior lecturer of international relations at the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies, University of Malta. His newest volume, Evaluating Euro-Mediterranean Relations , is forthcoming...

... of Diplomatic Studies, University of Malta. He is the author of Evaluating Euro-Mediterranean Relations and the forthcoming Security Challenges in the Euro-Med Area in the 21st Century . The Union for the Mediterranean: An Exercise in Region Building...

... in the Hellenic Observatory of the LSE European Institute in London. Dimitris K. Xenakis is strategic analyst at the Defense Analysis Institute in Athens. He holds an honorary research fellowship from the Department of Politics at the University of Exeter and teaches international relations and Euro-Mediterranean...

...Petros Siousiouras Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Petros Siousiouras is a lecturer in international relations at Aegean University, Rhodes, and a scientific consultant at the Institute of International Relations, Panteion University, Athens. The Euro-Mediterranean Free Trade...

...). Haqhaqi: Small Arms and Regional Security in the Western Mediterranean 57 and armament are perceived by EU security actors is a realistic refl ection on Euro-Mediterranean relations and the outlook for the future of these rela- tions. Also, assessing the strength of European security views...

... The Euro-Mediterranean system combines both power politics and inter- dependence, in that bilateral relations are concluded on realist principles whereas at a multilateral and/or regional level it has become clear that inter- dependence is increasing. The tendency...

... of the eastern Mediterranean and the prospects it presents for Euro-Atlantic strategic priorities. Marina Skordeli is director of the Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence, University of Athens. She was formerly a foreign policy advisor to Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis of Greece. Copyright 2015...

... regional organizations Euro-Mediterranean relations crisis management Copyright 2016 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2016 Andrea Cofelice is research fellow at the Centre for Studies on Federalism in Turin, Italy. He is a member of the research teams for International Democracy Watch...

... the course of its exis- tence since 1989: “The actors involved in Euro-Mediterranean relations must take into account that identities influence the perception of reality, and that, therefore, different interpretations of reality are possible. If a peaceful order in the Mediterranean and Middle East...

... Barcelona,” in The Euro-­ Mediterranean Partnership: Political and Economic Perspectives, ed. R. Gillespie (London: Frank Cass, 1997), 9, 10. 27. A. Jünemann, “Security-­building in the Mediterranean after September 11,” in Euro-­ Mediterranean Relations after September 11: International, Regional...

... the course of its exis- tence since 1989: “The actors involved in Euro-Mediterranean relations must take into account that identities influence the perception of reality, and that, therefore, different interpretations of reality are possible. If a peaceful order in the Mediterranean and Middle East...

... concludes her elaborately detailed study with a perspective also evident in Mediterranean Quarterly’s emphasis on academic integrity during the course of its exis- tence since 1989: “The actors involved in Euro-Mediterranean relations must take into account that identities influence the perception...

.... The discontent with the EU’s role is pervasive. See Alfred Tovias; Eberhard Kienle, “Destabi- lization through Partnership? Euro-Mediterranean Relations after the Barcelona Declaration,” Mediterranean Politics 3, no. 2 (autumn 1998): 1–20; Isabel Romero, “The European Union...

...Ioannis Seimenis; Miltiadis Makriyannis Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2005 Ioannis Seimenis is professor of Euro-Mediterranean affairs and vice chancellor of the University of the Aegean. Miltiadis Makriyannis is an officer in the European Relations Directorate of the Hellenic Parliament...

... The Establishment of a Euro-Med Conflict-Prevention Center Stephen C. Calleya This essay examines the concept of conflict prevention with a specific emphasis on the European-Mediterranean area in post–Cold War relations...

...: Opladen, 2000), at www.ajuenemann.de/downloads/eichstaett3.pdf, accessed 12 March 2005. 10. European Commission, DG External Relations (ECDG), Partenariat Euro-Méditerranéen, Note d’Information: Statistiques MEDA (Brussels, Belgium: European Commission, 2000); ECDG, The Euro-Mediterranean...

... Partnership,” Mediterranean Yearbook: Med. 2006 (Barcelona: Center for International Relations and Development Studies, 2006), 172 – 3. 22. Michael Emerson, “Making Sense of Sarkozy’s Union for the Mediterranean,” Centre for Euro- pean Policy Studies Policy Brief no. 155, March 2008. 36  Mediterranean...

... for conflict. The implica- tions that such a possibility engenders relative to conflict prevention in the Euro-Mediterranean dialogue—as well as to future relations in the North- South dynamic—seem profound. 16. Boris Tihi, in a presentation titled...

... of the complex parliamentary field in the Mediterranean is based on this description. Mapping the Euro-­Mediterranean Parliamentary Field As an illustration of the complexity of the Euro-­Mediterranean space, includ- ing from a parliamentary perspective, what follows will offer a preliminary catalogue...