Intervention
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The EU as a Global Conflict Manager
This talk at the Cambridge International Studies Association analyses European Union’s increasing role as a conflict manager.
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What should we expect from the Afghanistan Conference in Bonn?
The 2011 Bonn Conference needs to make clear that the Afghan government and people and their partners in the international community are united in their efforts to make tangible and sustainable progress towards a more stable Afghanistan in an equally more stable region.
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Libya after Gadhafi: Challenges and Opportunities
With Colonel Gadhafi dead and the last major strongholds of his supporters now under the...
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Possibilities and Probabilities for Post-conflict Reconstruction in Libya
Published on the blog of the International Network for Economics and Conflict of the United...
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Libya Factions Jockey for Power as Splits Emerge After Driving Out Qaddafi
Published by Bloomberg on 6 September 2011 By Chris Stephen and Caroline Alexander – Sep 6,...
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Five Lessons for Building a Post-Gaddafi Libya
Published on SkyNews on 30 August 2011. Looking at the evolving situation in Libya, I find...
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Building a democratic state for the new Libya: A task list
Building democratic states is a complex and challenging task at the best of times. After...
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Rebuilding Libya - the task ahead
Published by BBC News on 26 August 2011 With Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s 42-year rule over Libya...
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Building a democratic state for the new Libya
Building democratic states is a complex and challenging task at the best of times. After...
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Libya—Planning for the Day after
Winning a war and winning the peace afterwards are two different things. Banal as this...
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Libya—100 Days On
On 27 March 2011, NATO launched Operation Unified Protector to protect civilians in Libya under...
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Negotiating with the Taliban: A promising exit strategy?
A political settlement will only be possible and sustainable if both the Afghan government and the Taliban commit to it credibly and if it has broad regional and international support during its negotiation and implementation.
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The EU’s New European Neighbourhood Policy
On 25 May 2011, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and...
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Yemen and the Gulf States
On 12 May 2011, I’ll be chairing a Members’ Event at Chatham House on ...
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Independence, Annexation, or Re-integration?
This guest lecture at the University of Konstanz looks at the international administration of disputed...
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Three reasons why we should not arm the Libyan rebels
1. The legal foundations for doing so are shaky. UN Security Council Resolution 1970 (2011) of...
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Libya: A solution worse than the problem?
As the crisis in Libya unfolds and as the US, France and the UK get...
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TEDGlobal2010 Talk: There is no good news about ethnic conflict and civil war...or is there?
I was one of the speakers at the TEDGlobal 2010 Conference in Oxford in July...
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Does the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence Resolve Anything?
The Birmingham Brief published an edited version of my analysis of the ICJ’s advisory opinion...
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The Reactive Crisis Management of the EU in the Western Balkans
Co-authored with Annemarie Peen Rodt and published in International Intervention in Local Conflicts: Crisis Management...
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Does the ICJ's Opinion on Kosovo Resolve Anything?
Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso reproduced my analysis of the ICJ’s advisory opinion on Kosovo’s declaration...
