Items where Subject is "Countries > Afghanistan"

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Biscop, Sven (2021) Afghanistan: The End of a Strategic Distraction. Egmont Commentary 20 August 2021. [Policy Paper]

Biscop, Sven (2020) Trump, the Middle East, and North Africa: Just Leave Things to the Proxies? Egmont Security Policy Brief No. 125 March 2020. [Policy Paper]

Borges de Castro, Ricardo (2021) EU crash course in geopolitics: Navigating the transatlantic minefield. EPC Commentary 01/10/2021. [Policy Paper]

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Coelmont, Jo. (2009) End-state Afghanistan: A European Perspective. Egmont Security Policy Brief No. 2, November 2009. [Policy Paper]

Coolsaet, Rik (2009) Als een bom in Afghanistan. = Like a bomb in Afghanistan. Egmont Commentary, 31 October 2009. [Policy Paper]

Coolsaet, Rik (2010) De patstelling in het Afghaanse ‘oorlogje’. = The stalemate in the Afghan "war". Egmont Commentary, 15 September 2010. [Policy Paper]

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Dehousse, Franklin (2003) D-day voor Europese grondwet. = D-day for European constitution. Egmont Commentary, 6 October 2003. [Policy Paper]

Dittrich, Paul-Jasper (2018) ONLINE PLATFORMS AND HOW TO REGULATE THEM: AN EU OVERVIEW. Bertelsmann Stiftung Policy Paper No. 227 14 June 2018. [Policy Paper]

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Grewlich, Klaus. (2010) Pipelines, Drogen, Kampf ums Wasser - greift die EU-Zentralasien-Strategie?: Neues "Great Game" von Afghanistan bis zum Kaspischen Meer? = Pipelines, drugs, struggles for water usage - the EU Central Asia Strategy?: New 'Great Game' for Afghanistan to the Caspian Sea. ZEI Discussion Paper No. 200, 2010. [Discussion Paper]

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Jordan, Bertrand R. (1993) An assessment of progress in human genome programmes worldwide (A support study for the evaluation of the EC human genome analysis programme). Research Evaluation Report, EUR 15412 EN. [EU Commission - Working Document]

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Kraemer, Moritz and Klusak, Patrycja and Vu, Huong (2020) First-mover disadvantage: The sovereign ratings mousetrap. CEPS Working Document No 2020/02, February 2020. [Working Paper]

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Larive, Maxime (2014) The Mirage of the State: Why the West has failed in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Mali and Central African Republic? Jean Monnet/Robert Schuman Paper Series Vol. 14 No. 15, July 2014. [Working Paper]

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Menkiszak, Marek and Jarzyńska, Katarzyna (2011) Russia's Afghan problem: The Russian Federation and the Afghanistan problem since 2001. OSW Study 38/2011. UNSPECIFIED, Warsaw.

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Nopens, Patrick (2014) The impact of the withdrawal from Afghanistan on Russia’s security. Egmont Security Policy Brief No. 54, March 2014. [Policy Paper]

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Peters, Severin (2010) Strategic Communication for Crisis Management Operations of International Organisations: ISAF Afghanistan and EULEX Kosovo. EU Diplomacy Paper 1/2010, January 2010. [Working Paper]

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Renard, Thomas (2009) Afghanistan: Strategic war for Europeans, existential conflict for NATO. Egmont Commentary, 8 September 2009. [Policy Paper]

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Siman, Bernard (2021) Afghan refugees: Europe should develop an ambitious and collaborative structure. Egmont Commentary 25 August 2021. [Policy Paper]

Struye, Tanguy and Renard, Thomas (2009) Oui, l’Afghanistan est important. Yes, Afghanistan is important. Egmont Commentary, 26 June 2009. [Policy Paper]