Euro-Mediterranean relations after September 11 :
Euro-Mediterranean relations after September 11 : international, regional, and domestic dynamics /
editor, Annette Jünemann.
- 245 pages ; 23 cm
"This group of studies first appeared in a special issue of Mediterranean politics (ISSN 1362-9395), Vol. 8, Nos. 2-3 (Summer-Autumn 2003) [Euro-Mediterranean relations after September 11: international, regional and domestic dynamics]"--T.p. verso. "This collection emerged from an international conference on 'The Mediterranean in the new evolving international order: domestic, regional and international interests', which was held on the occasion of the 'First World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies'..."--Acknowledgments.
Security building in the Mediterranean after September 11 / Annette Jünemann -- Reshaping the agenda?: the internal politics of the Barcelona Process in the aftermath of September 11 / Richard Gillespie -- Repercussions of the emerging European security and defence policy on the civil character of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Annette Jünemann -- Gender and security in the Mediterranean / Cilja Harders -- The EMP and Morocco: diverging political agendas? / Said Haddadi -- Spanish foreign policy and the promotion of democracy and human rights: the case of morocco since the enthronement of Mohamed VI / Laura Feliu -- The external dimension of sub-national governments: dealing with human rights at the Barcelona and Valencia Euromed Civil Fora / Eduard Soler I. Lecha -- Loss of guiding values and support: September 11 and the isolation of human rights organizations in Egypt / Angela Grnert -- Democratization without democracy? The assistance of the European Union for democratization processes in Palestine / Stephan Stetter -- The EU and the Middle East Conflict: tackling the main obstacle to Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Muriel Asseburg -- Arab regional integration as a prerequisite for a successful Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Bchir Chourou -- Israeli policy perspectives on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership in the context of EU enlargement / Alfred Tovias.
A comprehensive study of the nexus between democratization and security in the Mediterranean, which are seen as essentially complementary yet threatened by political trends witnessed since the September 2001 attacks.
9780714655123
Euro-Mediterranean Partnership--Congresses.
European Union--Congresses.
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001--Congresses.
Europe--Foreign relations--Mediterranean Region.
Mediterranean Region--Foreign relations--Europe--Congresses.
European Union countries--Foreign relations--Mediterranean Region--Congresses.
Mediterranean Region--Foreign relations--European Union countries--Congresses.
--Reading book
327.401822 / EUR
"This group of studies first appeared in a special issue of Mediterranean politics (ISSN 1362-9395), Vol. 8, Nos. 2-3 (Summer-Autumn 2003) [Euro-Mediterranean relations after September 11: international, regional and domestic dynamics]"--T.p. verso. "This collection emerged from an international conference on 'The Mediterranean in the new evolving international order: domestic, regional and international interests', which was held on the occasion of the 'First World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies'..."--Acknowledgments.
Security building in the Mediterranean after September 11 / Annette Jünemann -- Reshaping the agenda?: the internal politics of the Barcelona Process in the aftermath of September 11 / Richard Gillespie -- Repercussions of the emerging European security and defence policy on the civil character of the Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Annette Jünemann -- Gender and security in the Mediterranean / Cilja Harders -- The EMP and Morocco: diverging political agendas? / Said Haddadi -- Spanish foreign policy and the promotion of democracy and human rights: the case of morocco since the enthronement of Mohamed VI / Laura Feliu -- The external dimension of sub-national governments: dealing with human rights at the Barcelona and Valencia Euromed Civil Fora / Eduard Soler I. Lecha -- Loss of guiding values and support: September 11 and the isolation of human rights organizations in Egypt / Angela Grnert -- Democratization without democracy? The assistance of the European Union for democratization processes in Palestine / Stephan Stetter -- The EU and the Middle East Conflict: tackling the main obstacle to Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Muriel Asseburg -- Arab regional integration as a prerequisite for a successful Euro-Mediterranean partnership / Bchir Chourou -- Israeli policy perspectives on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership in the context of EU enlargement / Alfred Tovias.
A comprehensive study of the nexus between democratization and security in the Mediterranean, which are seen as essentially complementary yet threatened by political trends witnessed since the September 2001 attacks.
9780714655123
Euro-Mediterranean Partnership--Congresses.
European Union--Congresses.
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001--Congresses.
Europe--Foreign relations--Mediterranean Region.
Mediterranean Region--Foreign relations--Europe--Congresses.
European Union countries--Foreign relations--Mediterranean Region--Congresses.
Mediterranean Region--Foreign relations--European Union countries--Congresses.
--Reading book
327.401822 / EUR