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BRIEFING PAPER
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Pavel Hnát Zuzana Stuchlíková |
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The deep and heavily institutionalised model of the EU cannot possibly be applied to different economic and geographic conditions and it thus does not seem right to measure other integration models only from the EU |
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BRIEFING PAPER
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Shada Islam |
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ASEAN is moving rapidly to forge a stronger political and security identity, with members engaged in an array of new initiatives designed to achieve the ambitious goal in 2015. Reforms underway in Myanmar have added |
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OP-ED
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Clara Portela |
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When the nominally-civilian but quasi-military leadership under Thein Sein announced that it would introduce reforms when it was inaugurated last year, hardly anybody believed it. Yet, less than one year on, a series of steps |
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OP-ED
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Sardor Usmanov |
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The Middle East peace process (MEPP) has become a specific barometer to measure different dimensions of European influence and exercise of its quest for ‘global actorness’. Since 2002, the European Union has played an active |
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OP-ED
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Jiří Holík |
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To say that the wave of protests that swept through the Arab world in 2011 caught the European Union by surprise would perhaps be an understatement. When the EU finally came to grasp the significance |
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