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Yemen needs an insurgent democracy
24 Jan 2012
Democracy may not be a panacea for Yemen’s multiple crises, but a Yemen without democracy in its future will be no different than the Yemen of the recent past.
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What role for the EU in the new Libya?
23 Oct 2011
Published on e-IR on 23 October 2011. After more than 25,000 sorties and close to 10,000...
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A New Beginning for Libya
20 Oct 2011
The promise that Libya holds is enormous. Libyans now, perhaps for the first time ever, have a real opportunity to decide for themselves what kind of country it is they want to live in.
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Social Media: Bridging the divide between academia and 'the real world'
12 Oct 2011
In this interview for PeerIndex with Amy Gardner and Louise Sinnerton, I talk about the...
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Possibilities and Probabilities for Post-conflict Reconstruction in Libya
7 Sep 2011
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
6 Sep 2011
Published by Bloomberg on 6 September 2011 By Chris Stephen and Caroline Alexander – Sep 6,...
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Post-conflict Reconstruction in Libya: Possibilities and Probabilities
3 Sep 2011
Published in Qantara on 2 September 2011. There are many pitfalls ahead for post-Gaddafi Libya –...
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Five Lessons for Building a Post-Gaddafi Libya
30 Aug 2011
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
26 Aug 2011
Building democratic states is a complex and challenging task at the best of times. After...
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Rebuilding Libya - the task ahead
26 Aug 2011
Published by BBC News on 26 August 2011 With Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s 42-year rule over Libya...
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Questions on Libya
22 Aug 2011
If Gaddafi supporters in/outside the regime did not fight, where are they and what are...
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Four Questions on Libya and the Middle East
22 Aug 2011
Published in Atlantic Review on 22 August 2011. If Gaddafi supporters in/outside the regime did not...
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World Calls for KDP to Modernize
20 Dec 2010
By HAWAR ABDUL-RAZAQ 20/12/2010 Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan: The Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) should become more modern and...
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Experts Warn US Is Turning Its Back On Kurds
27 Sep 2010
By HAWAR ABDUL-RAZAQ 27/09/2010 ERBIL, Iraqi Kurdistan: Iraqi Kurds say they unreservedly backed the Americans to topple...
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A win-win solution for Kosovo is possible
6 Sep 2010
What follows is an interview I gave Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty on 1...
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Does the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence Resolve Anything?
31 Jul 2010
The Birmingham Brief published an edited version of my analysis of the ICJ’s advisory opinion...
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Does the ICJ's Opinion on Kosovo Resolve Anything?
29 Jul 2010
Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso reproduced my analysis of the ICJ’s advisory opinion on Kosovo’s declaration...
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The ICJ and Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence: Anything Resolved?
29 Jul 2010
I always tell my students that, when sitting an exam, they have to answer the...
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The Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice on Kosovo’s Declaration of Independence
24 Jul 2010
The Nationalities Blog of the Association for the Study of Nationalities reproduced my two pieces...
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Baghdad Is Back on Aviation Map for Lufthansa, Business Jets
14 Jul 2010
By Nayla Razzouk and Caroline Alexander July 14 (Bloomberg) — Iraq is transforming from a battleground...
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NATO, UN and Serbia Engage in High Stakes Game over Kosovo
26 Mar 2008
Tensions continue on the streets of Mitrovica a week after rioting Serbs clashed with police...
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Kosovo Independence: What Can the World Expect?
18 Feb 2008
Kosovo’s declaration of independence has already sent tremors through the international community. DW-WORLD.DE spoke to...
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Where Next for Serbia?
5 Feb 2008
For many voters and observers, there were two surprises in Sunday’s second round of presidential...
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Iraq-based Bulgarian Helicopter Shot Down
21 Apr 2005
Attacks on civilians in Iraq are increasing, a sign that the insurgency is expanding
from assaults on U.S. and Iraqi security forces toward civil war, according to
analysts, including Stefan Wolff, professor of Middle East politics at the U.K.‘s
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Allawi May Gain at Expense of Shiite Rivals in Iraq's Election
28 Jan 2005
Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) — Iraqi interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi may gain the most support...
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Europe's autonomy solutions
20 Jan 2005
Hungary has welcomed the Romanian government’s plans for decentralisation which would grant greater powers to...
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Context and Content: Sunningdale and Belfast Compared
1 Jul 2003
from Aspects of the Belfast Agreement – edited by Rick Wilford Oxford University Press 2001 The...
