7. Member Publications
Policy Brief: The New Iraq and The Palestine Question
16 June 2010 , by Ellen LaipsonPalestinian Public Opinion Poll No (35)
8 March 2010“Yemen: The Evolution of a Problem", Opinion Paper by EUISS
17 February 2010Working Paper "Why the European Union Needs a Broader Middle East’ Policy" by FRIDE
17 February 2010Policy Brief “Yemen: Make Haste Slowly” by Fundacion Para Las Relaciones Internacionales y El Dialogo Exterior
1 February 2010Looking Back, Looking Forward: Washington’s Playbook After Annapolis
5 December 2007 , by Scott LasenskyIs Europe adrift in the Middle East?
8 November 2007 , by Mariano Aguirre , Mark TaylorMilitary Rule is the Solution in Iraq
16 July 2007 , by Abdulaziz SagerCrisis in Turkey: just another bump on the road to Europe?
2 July 2007 , by Walter PoschPalestinian Public Opinion Poll No. (24): Anger and lack of confidence prevails in the Palestinian Street
21 June 2007Europe and the Arab world: divided souls
23 May 2007 , by Pierre SchoriThoughts on Engaging Iran
1 May 2007 , by Karim SadjapourIraq’s Sectarian War
1 April 2007 , by Robert MalleyLebanon: What should U.S policy be?
1 March 2007 , by Frederic C.HofNew plan on the israeli-palestinian front
17 January 2007 , by Robert MalleyEurope’s flawed approach to Arab democracy
26 October 2006 , by Richard YoungsA Crumbling Peace Process and a Greater Public Complaint of Corruption and Chaos Gave Hamas a limited Advantage Over Fateh, but Fragmentation within Fateh Turned that Advantage into an Overwhelming Victory
24 April 2006The Situation in Lebanon and Issues of reform in the Arab World
8 February 2006Political Participation and Stability in the Sultanate of Oman
8 February 2006A Mandate for Reform - Focus Group Report on Public Attitudes to Politics, Electoral law and parties
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