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The European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) is a think tank specialized in Euro-Mediterranean relations. It is a center for discussion and debate which aims to encourage actions and projects contributing to mutual understanding, exchanges and cooperation between different Mediterranean countries, societies and cultures. The IEMed-EuroMeSCo Papers are a set of research papers on political and security issues in the Mediterranean and on the state of Euro-Mediterranean relations, with special focus on political, socio-economic and cultural aspects. They are analytical papers but with a clear practical approach to generate political proposals.

Publishers:	European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)
Publications:	Militia Institutionalisation and Security Sector Reform in Libya Future of Syria EU Good Offices in Revolutionary Egypt (2012-2013) EU and Turkey at a Crossroads: Avoiding a Foreseeable Break-Up The UN and Sustainable Peace in Syria – Still Worth Debating Counter-Terrorism Policies in Egypt: Effectiveness and Challenges The Libyan Political Economy: Political Conflict, Crisis Management and Structural Reform Mapping out the Scope and Contents of the DCFTAs with Tunisia and Morocco Reality Check: Why the EU Needs to Rethink its Neighbourhood Policy Turkey and the EU: A New Path toward a Shared Security Policy Reconceptualising Sustainable Responses to the Refugee Crisis How Can the EU Border Be Better Managed? The EU and Conflict Resolution in the Mediterranean Neighbourhood: Tackling New Realities through Old Means? From Activism to Artivism: New Forms of Youth Activism in the Aftermath of the 20 February Movement The State of Arab Statehood: Reflections on Failure, Resilience and Collapse The Tunisian Transition: Torn Between Democratic Consolidation and Neo-Conservatism in an Insecure Regional Context From Policies to Politics: The European Union as an International Mediator in the Mediterranean Winning to Lose: The State's Unsustainable Counterrevolutionary Comeback in Egypt Société civile et démocratisation au Maroc Demands of the Egyptian Revolution and the Newly-Emerging Actors Geo-Strategic Consequences of the Arab Spring The End of the (Southern) Neighbourhood The European Union and the Arab World EU Conditionality after the Arab Spring L'Union européenne et la nouvelle donne géopolitique en Méditerranée Turkey and the Arab Spring: Embracing The Middle East in Transition: Clues from Poland The Spanish Transition and the Arab Spring Le Maroc et le printemps arabe dans un monde en plein changement The Political Economy of Arab Uprisings Talking about the Revolution: Narratives on the Origin and Future of the Arab Spring

Publishers:

European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed)

Publications:

Militia Institutionalisation and Security Sector Reform in Libya
Future of Syria
EU Good Offices in Revolutionary Egypt (2012-2013)
EU and Turkey at a Crossroads: Avoiding a Foreseeable Break-Up
The UN and Sustainable Peace in Syria – Still Worth Debating
Counter-Terrorism Policies in Egypt: Effectiveness and Challenges
The Libyan Political Economy: Political Conflict, Crisis Management and Structural Reform
Mapping out the Scope and Contents of the DCFTAs with Tunisia and Morocco
Reality Check: Why the EU Needs to Rethink its Neighbourhood Policy
Turkey and the EU: A New Path toward a Shared Security Policy
Reconceptualising Sustainable Responses to the Refugee Crisis
How Can the EU Border Be Better Managed?
The EU and Conflict Resolution in the Mediterranean Neighbourhood: Tackling New Realities through Old Means?
From Activism to Artivism: New Forms of Youth Activism in the Aftermath of the 20 February Movement
The State of Arab Statehood: Reflections on Failure, Resilience and Collapse
The Tunisian Transition: Torn Between Democratic Consolidation and Neo-Conservatism in an Insecure Regional Context
From Policies to Politics: The European Union as an International Mediator in the Mediterranean
Winning to Lose: The State's Unsustainable Counterrevolutionary Comeback in Egypt
Société civile et démocratisation au Maroc
Demands of the Egyptian Revolution and the Newly-Emerging Actors
Geo-Strategic Consequences of the Arab Spring
The End of the (Southern) Neighbourhood
The European Union and the Arab World
EU Conditionality after the Arab Spring
L'Union européenne et la nouvelle donne géopolitique en Méditerranée
Turkey and the Arab Spring: Embracing
The Middle East in Transition: Clues from Poland
The Spanish Transition and the Arab Spring
Le Maroc et le printemps arabe dans un monde en plein changement
The Political Economy of Arab Uprisings
Talking about the Revolution: Narratives on the Origin and Future of the Arab Spring