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The United States and the ‘Demilitarization’ of Europe: Myth or Reality?

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The criticism leveled by Americans at Europe’s neglect of its commitment to defense is not new, and is often exaggerated.

Klaus LARRES

World War I, in Theory

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The First World War gave rise to the emergence of the discipline of international relations, but it was the Second World War and the Cold War that fostered its development.

Joseph A. KARAS Joseph M. PARENT

The Legacy of the Great War: Sovereign States, Globalization and Regionalism

Date de publication
20 March 2014
Accroche

The Great War has shaped many 20th century practices and norms.

Georges-Henri SOUTOU

Development of the Northern Sea Route: How great is the need for satellite observation?

Date de publication
17 March 2014
Accroche

The sea route between Europe and Asia is significantly shorter via Arctic waters than via the Suez Canal. Changes in global climate have resulted in a diminishing of ice in Arctic waters. This has resulted in the Northern Sea Route establishing itself as a viable commercial alternative, which is expected to expand in the years ahead. Satellite observation is one of the methods employed to gather information about ice conditions, weather and oil spills, and is a prerequisite for ensuring the continued development of the new traffic.

Bard WORMDAL

How to Misread Polls

Date de publication
13 March 2014
Accroche

Poll numbers are the life blood of politics these days. Anything expressed in digits has a claim to truth that assertions without digits cannot make. They inspire confidence - especially among those aspiring to public office - that they actually understand what public sentiment is.

Michael BRENNER

Middle East Oil and Gas Producers: Soon to Be Back in the Lead?

Date de publication
12 March 2014
Accroche

The World Energy Outlook 2013 published by the IEA confirms that despite the rise of unconventional fuels in particular in the US, Middle East will by the mid-2020s retake its place as the world major oil and gas supplier, providing most of the increase in global supplies. Well, there are some big ifs.

Maïté de BONCOURT

Ukraine: Is Europe Ready for Another Gas Cut?

Date de publication
06 March 2014
Accroche

The turmoil in Ukraine is now putting one question on everyone mouth: what if Russian gas transiting through Ukraine was cut once again? Today, Ukrainian gas pipelines still carry around 60% of the Russian gas intended for the European Union; i.e. around 16% of the EU final gas consumption.

Maïté de BONCOURT

Between Allies and Rivals: Turkey, Nuclear Weapons, and BMD

Date de publication
06 March 2014
Accroche

This paper discusses Turkey’s attitudes vis-à-vis nuclear weapons and Ballistic Missile Defense in the light of recent developments in the Iranian nuclear program and NATO’s evolving concept of extended deterrence.

Mustafa KIBAROGLU

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