Author Archives: CEI IUL

The Helsinki Final Act of 1975, that concluded the first Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, reaffirmed the fundamental principle of renouncing the threat or use of force against… Read more »

We propose to study the EU’s securitization of the European way of life through discourse from a Critical Geopolitical perspective. CG seeks to deconstruct the spatialization of international politics on… Read more »

The EU has attempted to expand its norms and vision of non-proliferation to all members of the international community. However, EU Member States have totally divergent views on these matters…. Read more »

China and Russia are developing efforts to guarantee the control of internal and external threats to their territories. The diplomatic rapprochement between these two countries has increasingly impacted international security…. Read more »

The EU represents itself as normative actor that has a responsibility and plays a ‘leading role’ in ensuring international security, and the legitimacy implications related to this kind of discourse are seldom questioned. Following… Read more »

Nowadays, the US, Europe and Turkey are growing apart. Is their relationship near to a collapse? Do they still share common values? To many observers, populists are to blame for… Read more »

This paper wants to focus on the impacts of the economic ties linking Algeria and EU by a partnership agreement applied since 2005. As a South Mediterranean neighbor of EU,… Read more »

Turkey is a member of the Council of Europe, of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and a candidate to the accession to the European Union. As a transcontinental country, Turkey… Read more »

In the 1970s, the United Nations together with the Netherlands, Sweden and Norway developed and applied the concept of Gender Mainstreaming, a strategy to promote gender equality through the inclusion… Read more »