Studia Diplomatica Vol. LXII-LXIII

A Strategy for CSDP, Sven Biscop and Jo Coelmont
The EU Battlegroups: options for the future, Gustav Lindstrom
EU Strategy, CSDP and the European Space Programme, Michael Sheehan
CSDP Military Ambitions and Potentials: do we know what we have?, Gabor Horvath
European capability development: a must, Dick Zandee
Critical infrastructure protection at the European level, Bart Smedts
The OSCE in 2010, between survival and revival, Geneviève Renaux
Iceland's application for European Union membership, Graham Avery, Alyson JK Bailes and Baldur Thorhallsson.

The EU's comprehensive approach to security: a culture of co-ordination?, Magriet Drent
The EU, NATO and the Lisbon Treaty: still divided within a common city, Simon Duke
Of sirens and deceptive virtue. A critical look at NATO's comprehensive approach, Sten Rynning
The operational challenges to the comprehensive approach: ending the international involvement in Afghanistan, Peter Dahl Thruelsen
Policy transfer between the European Union and Ukraine, Nienke de Deugd
The long road to the entrenchment of human rights in China, Cedric Ryngaert

Introduction, Thomas Renard and Tanguy Struye de Swielande
China and the South China Sea: a new security dilemma?, Tanguy Struye de Swielande
Australia rising to the Chinese challenge, Bruno Hellendorff
Indonesia's changing regional role: relations with ASEAN and China, Shada Islam
Geopolitics and nuclear weapons. North Korean provocations as a tool for regime survival, Sico van der Meer
The sustainability of the US military presence in East Asia, Frans-Paul van der Putten
The changing roles of Japan and China towards ASEAN's economy. Beyond the flying-geese model?, Lurong Chen, Philippe De Lombaerde and Nishalini Nair
Defining Europe's strategic interests in Asia. State of things and challenges ahead, Michito Tsuruoka
The value of the Asia-Europe meeting, Amb. Bertrand de Crombrugghe

Preface, Philippe de Schoutheete
Introduction, Marc Lepoivre, Jacques Keller-Noëllet and Stijn Verhelst
Chapter I. Economic governance: ambitions and ambiguities, Jacques Keller-Noëllet
Chapter II. Governance by norms: caught between smart and simple rules, Stijn Verhelst
Chapter III. "Incentive" governance: a key component of a future European economic government, Jim Cloos
Chapter IV. The "enforcement" of economic governance, Jean-Victor Louis
Chapter V. Economic governance and solidarity: a complex relationship, Petr Blizkovsky
Chapter VI. Global economic governance and the EU's external action, Maria João Rodrigues
Conclusion, Marc Lepoivre, Jacques Keller-Noëllet and Stijn Verhelst

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