Azzam Mahjoub

10June 2011
The Institute's quarterly newsletter No. 35
By
Álvaro de Vasconcelos, Rouzbeh Parsi, Azzam Mahjoub
In this quarter's issue, Azzam Mahjoub pores over Tunisia's democratic transition, Álvaro de Vasconcelos deconstructs Huntington's 'clash of civilisations' theory, while Rouzbeh Parsi considers the revolutionary tremors in the Persian Gulf.
01March 2011
The Arab democratic wave: how the EU can seize the moment
Reports
By
Álvaro de Vasconcelos
With contributions from
Abdallah Saaf, Amr Elshobaki, Azzam Mahjoub, Erwan Lannon, Gema Martin Muñoz, George Joffé, Luis Martinez, Mohammed Al-Masri, Mouin Rabbani, Paul Salem, Sami Kamil
With uprisings in the Arab world continuing to spread, the EU needs a radical rethink of its policy in the region. The failed Union for the Mediterranean represents an opportunity to define a new objective: building a Euro-Mediterranean community.
20March 2010
Assessment of the Barcelona Process in the Light of the New International and Regional Situation
By
Azzam Mahjoub, Erwan Lannon, Josep Riera
Considering the complexity of contemporary Euro-Mediterranean relations, in this paper the author analyses the variety of unilateral, bilateral and multilateral frameworks and instruments used to structure and implement Euro-Mediterranean strategies and policies.
06November 2008
Union pour la Méditerranée : le potential de l'acquis de Barcelone
Reports
By
Roberto Aliboni, George Joffé, Erwan Lannon, Azzam Mahjoub, Abdallah Saaf, Álvaro de Vasconcelos
Révisé suite au sommet pour la Méditerranée tenu à Paris en juillet dernier, ce rapport souligne la nécessité pour toute nouvelle union de se fonder sur l’acquis politique existant du Partenariat euro-méditerranéen (PEM), ou « Processus de Barcelone », qui considère la réforme comme prioritaire...
13May 2008
Union for the Mediterranean: building on the Barcelona acquis
Reports
By
Álvaro de Vasconcelos, Roberto Aliboni, George Joffé, Erwan Lannon, Azzam Mahjoub, Abdallah Saaf
The project of a Union for the Mediterranean has relaunched the debate on Euro-Mediterranean relations in a broader context. In this regard, one should not forget that the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EMP) – the ‘Barcelona Process’ – is much more than a mere intergovernmental process of political cooperation. It is also about using the Community approach.

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