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Table of Contents of Summer 2010 Issue

  RESEARCH PAPERS

EU Democracy Promotion through Conditionality in its Neighbourhood: The Temptation of Membership Perspective or Flexible Integration?
by Janine Reinhard

EU Engagement in Conflict Resolution in Georgia: Towards a More Proactive Role
by Mehmet Bardakçı

Religion and its Importance in International Politics: A Case Study of 2008 Russian-Georgian War
by Ines-Jacqueline Werkner

From Racketeer to Emir: A Political Portrait of Doku Umarov, Russia’s Most Wanted Man
by Kevin Daniel Leahy

The Crisis of Gazprom as the Crisis of Russia’s “Energy Super-State” Policy towards Europe and the Former Soviet Union
by Andrey Kazantsev

Eurasian Bargaining, Agriculture, and the Doha Round
by Sarita D. Jackson


 
 

COMMENTARY



Ukraine: A Challenge for U.S., EU & NATO Regional Policy
by Tamerlan Vahabov

Was Kosovo’s Split-off Legitimate? Background, Meaning and Implications of the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion
by Heiko Krueger

 

On 22 July 2010 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) reached a final decision in one of its most momentous cases: Kosovo. The media response was huge and many headlines were plain in pointing out that “Kosovo's independence is legal”. But what sounds so clear at first sight arguably becomes an erroneous assumption upon closer examination... read more

 

INTERVIEWS

“It’s in Georgia’s interest to be friendly with Russia”
Interview with Dr. Alexander Rondeli, President of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies

“Russia Puts Comparatively Little Effort into Using Soft Power in the South Caucasus”
Interview with Dr. Timothy Blauvelt, Country Director in Georgia for American Councils for International Education

       
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