Vol. LXVIII- Issue 4 (2017)
Articles The end of rethorics, LGBT policies in Russia and the European Union, by Lien Verpoest The effects of austerity policies on gender inequality in the PIIGS, by Cristina Benlloch […]
Academic Courses
Egmont is a prominent partner in several high-level courses, convening senior practitioners, to discuss security in all of its aspects. The institute’s role in these official strategic-level study programmes provides […]
Trans-Atlantic Security: four imperatives for NATO
Following up on Egmont’s joint event with the German Marshall Fund the day before the NATO Special Meeting in Brussels of 25 May, Chris Lombardi outlines his recipes for the […]
ENTRi Alumni Group at LinkedIn
ENTRi (Europe’s New Training Initiative for Civilian Crisis Management) is pleased to announce the creation of its own LinkedIn Group entitled ENTRi Alumni Group. The aim is to connect the […]
The Counterterrorism Yearbook 2017: Europe
2016 proved to be a busy year for CT in Europe as the number of jihadi-related attacks increased and the nature of the threat evolved, with most plots involving ‘home […]
Brussels attacks one year on: More still needs to be done
Belgium has accomplished much since last year’s devastating terrorist attacks – the worst in its history. But the threats continue, and new security vulnerabilities are becoming apparent. This article was […]