Marseilles / Barcelona / Valencia / Manchester / Crete / Stuttgart / Milan / Brussels / Naples / /
Company
Euro-Med Partnership / Mediterranean Partners / Manchester University Press / EuroMediterranean Partnership / Euro-Mediterranean Partnership / MEDA / Oxford University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Palestinian Authority / Italy / Western Sahara / Algeria / Tunisia / Cyprus / Egypt / Turkey / Jordan / United States / Syria / Malta / Morocco / Israel / Iraq / Luxembourg / Lebanon / Greece / /
Currency
EUR / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
University of Exeter / University of Malta / U.S. Air War College / Hellenic Observatory / University of Crete / LSE European Institute / Hellenic Centre / Defense Analysis Institute / /
IndustryTerm
finance / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Sahara / /
Organization
LSE European Institute in London / Department of Politics / U.S. Air War College / University of Malta / European Documentation and Research Centre / Democratic Deficit and Civil Society / University of Exeter / European Parliament / office for official Publications of the European Communities / Department of Political Science / civil society / University of Crete / Defense Analysis Institute in Athens / Parliaments and Civil Society / UN Development Programme / European Commission / Hellenic Centre for European Studies in Athens / European Council / European Union / Oxford University / /
Person
Stelios Stavridis / Dimitris K. Xenakis / R. Youngs / Roderick Pace / Laura Feliu / Maxwell Papers / /
Position
strategic analyst / important player in the region / director / /
PublishedMedium
Security and Peace / /
Region
Middle East / North Africa / southern Mediterranean / Mediterranean / /
Parliaments and Civil Society Cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership Roderick Pace, Stelios Stavridis, and Dimitris K. Xenakis Since the mid-1990s, the Mediterranean policy of the European Union has