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25 January 2012
Croatia's new leader: meeting Zoran Milanovic
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— Gerald @ 7:40 pm
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Land borders in Europe. A dramatic story in three acts
A European call for recognition of a Palestinian state
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Europe in decline. Sit back and enjoy (but not too much)
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Multikulti and the future of Turkish Balkan Policy
Minna Jarvenpaa: Interventions from Bosnia to Afghanistan
Reflections on Interventions and the EU. Short guide to a big debate
Paradise Lost? From Smyrna to Skopje to Berlin (part 1)
Obama, Wulff and Christians as enemies of Turkey
"Multikulti is dead" and other ideas which are bad for the Balkans
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A pledge to Zoran
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Speech at the Council of Europe: Turkey’s europeanisation and false ideas about the decline of Europe
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Talk in Barcelona – CIDOB/ESI – “The EU and South East Europe in 2008″
Talk in Visby (Sweden) – Jarl Hjalmarson foundation’s Round table discussion “Russia and Europe after the Russian elections”
Seminar in Stockholm – Eurasia Partnership Foundation conference “Georgia’s Post-Rose Revolution Challenges and Civil Society’s Response”
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Dejan Anastasijevic: Who put bombs on my windowsill? (Vreme, October 2007)
Stefan Apfl: Der Wachhund und seine Mörder (Falter, August 2007)
Mark Mazower on ethnicity and war in the Balkans (updated 1997)
Charles Ingrao and 10 untaught lessons from Central Europe (1996)
The writings of Mark Mazower
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