Recently added articles from European Affairs:
Russia and the EU: the difficult path to a new partnership.(Cover story)
Sep 22, 2008; ... The transition of leadership in Russia could have paved the way for a new chapter in Russian history and Russia's role in the world. Russia, which has always identified herself as an offspring of European civilization, seemed on its way to bolstering ties with the West. An era of ...
The end of history?--certainly not through Asia's eyes.
Sep 22, 2008; ... The rise of Asia is a zero-sum game, which necessarily means the relative decline of the West. This outcome has gained an extra edge because the West has not wanted to understand the trend and has been unwilling to accept it. This view has gradually spread among a few policymakers in ...
Letter from the publisher: a call to be listened to.
Sep 22, 2008; ... We recently lost one of the most respected figures in Europe, just at a time when he would have been most needed. Bronislaw Geremek, who died in a car accident in Brussels in July, was a former Polish foreign minister and then a distinguished member of the European Parliament. ...
Georgia: breakdown of vision the west had for a New Europe.(Cover story)
Sep 22, 2008; ... Since the Russian Federation sent tanks, troops, and planes slicing into Georgia, commentators have reached for a variety of historic parallels. 1968 and the Soviet Union snuffs out Prague Spring. 1939 and the Nazis thrust into Poland. 1938 and the Czechoslovaks are sacrificed to the ...
The end of happy endings in the post-cold war.(Russia on Georgia)(Cover story)
Sep 22, 2008 ... Introduction Russia's mauling of Georgia was a game-changing geopolitical development for Western democracies--above all, for Europe. For Russia, it is a conquest, and a diminished Georgia will need determined Western help to retain a fig leaf of viability. It is time to ...