Europe's World Journal
Full table of contents: Issue #20 Spring 2012
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Eurozone II: The case for muddling through
by Josef Joffe
As an early sceptic of the EU’s economic and monetary union, Josef Joffe traces the euro’s birth defects and examines its health prognoses. He favours neither a eurozone break-up nor a great leap forward to political union.

Now the pressure’s building on Jordan
by Salman Shaikh
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has long enjoyed a special relationship with the EU and the U.S. But now, warns Salman Shaikh, the rumblings of the Arab spring are combining with local unrest to create growing instability.

COMMENTARY ON SALMAN SHAIKH’S ARTICLE: It’s an important message that the West and Jordan should heed
by Taher Kanaan

The cost of “non-Maghreb” is too high a price to pay
by Larabi Jaïdi
The flight of Tunisia’s President Ben Ali has underlined the tightrope many of the region’s leaders are treading. The Maghreb countries have a lot to lose if they stick with their current failure to integrate their economies, argues Larabi Jaidi
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Yes the Barcelona Process was “mission impossible”, but the EU can learn from that
by Josep Borrell Fontelles
The lessons of Europe’s ill-fated attempt to forge a Mediterranean political and economic grouping need to be studied carefully, says Josep Borrell. He points to a more modest strategy for the latest plan, the Union for the Mediterranean
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