... and a principal of Mediterranean Advisors, LLC. Greening the Mediterranean: Europe’s Environmental Policy toward Mediterranean Neighbors Pamela Lesser The Mediterranean is Europe’s largest sea and throughout history has played as much of a role in uniting...

...Irene Kyriakopoulos Irene Kyriakopoulos is professor of economics at the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, National Defense University, Washington, D.C. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2004 Pauline Green: Embracing Cyprus: The Path to Unity in the New Europe . New York: Palgrave...

... health issues and environmental con- cerns. Overall, Domenico provides an elegant survey of Italian history over the past two hundred years in a book that one hopes is not overlooked by anyone seeking a solid piece of historical scholarship. Pauline Green: Embracing Cyprus: The Path to Unity...

... of Italian history over the past two hundred years in a book that one hopes is not overlooked by anyone seeking a solid piece of historical scholarship. Pauline Green: Embracing Cyprus: The Path to Unity in the New Europe. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003. 150 pages. ISBN: 1-8606-4840-1. $39.50...

... the Kosovo situation was neglected, there were three stages of policy development on the part of the German Red- Green government, each primarily relating to either the domestic or the international arena. The first stage related to fostering transatlantic relations...

... anniversary of the Green March, when 350,000 unarmed Moroccans crossed into Spain’s former Sahara colony, now interna- tionally referred to as the Western Sahara, to reassert the kingdom’s historic ties to the tribes that live in the region. Since then, an ongoing territorial dis- pute has pitted...

.... One-quarter of the top twenty exporting countries of green coffee—seeds that have been processed but not roasted—are found in sub-­Saharan Africa. Coffees from Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Côte d’Ivoire, and Tanzania are known worldwide by coffee connoisseurs. Countries in sub-­Saharan Africa...

... there was a kind of permanent war in the Mediterranean between Christianity and Islam.22 18. Ibid., 366, 384 – 6. 19. Molly Greene, Catholic Pirates and Greek Merchants: A Maritime History of the Mediterranean (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2010), 3; Joseph Muscat and Andrew Cuschieri...

... together. They are part of the same c­ulture that heedlessly exc­avates the earth as if it was a mine. Plunder and green- house gases find expression in the largely unc­ontested fac­t of a rising global temperature, whic­h is slowly warming the planet and, in the long term, mak- ing the earth...

...- tivation from the low-lying lands, which was eventually reversed as the climate changed and quinine was developed to combat malaria. The concluding chapter is titled “The Mediterranean between the Leek-Green Sea and the Green Sea.” The term Leek-Green Sea refers to the Indian Ocean and is attributed...

..., Ottoman, and other empires. The second part describes the withdrawal of agrarian cul- tivation from the low-lying lands, which was eventually reversed as the climate changed and quinine was developed to combat malaria. The concluding chapter is titled “The Mediterranean between the Leek-Green Sea...

... part describes the withdrawal of agrarian cul- tivation from the low-lying lands, which was eventually reversed as the climate changed and quinine was developed to combat malaria. The concluding chapter is titled “The Mediterranean between the Leek-Green Sea and the Green Sea.” The term Leek-Green...

... The EU’s Energy Policy Over the past fifteen years the EU has been trying to form a coherent energy policy to protect its energy security. In 2000 it presented its first Green Paper on Energy, titled “Towards a European Strategy for the Security of Energy Supply.”25 The European Security...

.... Emphasis added. For further detail, see Alan Green and David Green, Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (Burnaby, BC: Simon Fraser University Press, 1996), 5. 74 Mediterranean Quarterly: Fall 2004 of working in Canada.2 While the repeal of the Chinese Immigration Act in 1948...

... Union, restrictions on the movement of people and goods across the 1974 cease-fi re line (the so-called Green Line) that has divided Cyprus since the Turkish invasion of that year were partially eased. More than 7 million visits have taken place to and from the Turkish-occupied part, incident...

.... Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s his power at home grew. He was able to impose a system of neighborhood committees to supervise the people. Qaddafi’s cult of personality grew, as he wrote his Little Green Book (modeled on Chairman Mao’s Little Red Book) and insisted that it be studied throughout...

...: Europe’s Immigration Problem, and Ours 207 Analysis of that survey shows that al Qaeda and its allies utilize every immigration category to enter Western countries, in general, and the United States, in particular. Visitors’ visas, asylum claims, family reunifi cations, and green cards were the most...

... contradictions between the actual plan and the public inter- est, concluding that the project damaged the historic fabric of the area by 50 percent instead of preserving its authentic character (due to the increased number of houses, limited public or green space, and expanding commercial area...

... • Fluorocarbon emission reduction measures Pressures • Emission of green house gases Impact • Effects on human health State • Changes...

... Serbs] under UN cover.” 3 Consequently, most of the Serbian shelling of the safe areas was provoked. Moreover, Owen also made a related charge: “By acquiescing in the Croatian government’s seizure of western Slavonia, the Contact Group had in effect given the green light to the Bosnian Serbs...