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EURO-MEDITERRANEAN RELATIONS AFTER THE ARAB SPRING

Euro-Mediterranean Relations after the Arab Spring

Persistence in Times of Change

Edited by

JAKOB HORST
ANNETTE JNEMANN
DELF ROTHE

Helmut-Schmidt-University Hamburg, Germany

First published 2013 by Ashgate Publishing

Published 2016 by Routledge
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Copyright Jakob Horst, Annette Jnemann, Delf Rothe and the contributors 2013

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Euro-Mediterranean relations after the Arab Spring : persistence in times of change / edited by Jakob Horst, Annette Jnemann and Delf Rothe.

pages. cm

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 978-1-4094-5552-3 (hardback)ISBN 978-1-3155-8080-7 (ebook)ISBN 978-1-3171-3992-8 (epub). 1. European Union countriesForeign relationsArab countries. 2. Arab countriesForeign relationsEuropean Union countries. 3. European Union countriesForeign relationsMediterranean Region. 4. Mediterranean RegionForeign relationsEuropean Union countries. 5. Arab Spring, 2010- 6. Arab countriesPolitics and government21st century. 7. Mediterranean RegionPolitics and government21st century. I. Horst, Jakob. II. Jnemann, Annette, 1959- author, editor of compilation. III. Rothe, Delf, author, editor of compilation.

JZ1570.E898 2013

327.40174927dc23

2013015215

ISBN 9781409455523 (hbk)
ISBN 9781315580807 (ebk-PDF)
ISBN 9781317139928 (ebk-ePUB)

Contents

Jakob Horst, Annette Jnemann, Florian Khn, Eva-Maria Maggi and Delf Rothe

Eva-Maria Maggi

Annette Jnemann

Peter Seeberg

Jakob Horst

Cilja Harders

Rachid Ouaissa

Kerstin Fritzsche and Ivesa Lbben

Ingrid El Masry

Delf Rothe

Tina Zintl

Jakob Horst, Annette Jnemann, Delf Rothe

List of Tables and Figures

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List of Contributors

Ingrid El Masry is scientific assistant to the head of the department of Political Science at Philipps University Marburg and researcher at the departments of politics and economics at the Center for Near and Middle East Studies (CNMS) in Marburg, Germany. Her main fields of research are comparative, interdisciplinary and theory-orientated development and transformation studies on the Near and Middle East.

Kerstin Fritzsche is a PhD candidate at the Center for Near and Middle East Studies (CNMS) in Marburg, Germany. She studied political science, Middle East Studies and journalism in Leipzig and Stockholm. Her research is dedicated to new political actors in the MENA-region as well as economic, environmental and energy-related questions and their implications for the development and stability of Arab countries.

Cilja Harders is a professor of political science and the director of the Center for North African and Middle Eastern Politics (CMP, http://www.polwiss.fu-berlin.de/vorderer-orient) at the Otto-Suhr Institute for Political Sciences at Freie Universitt Berlin since 2007. She has extensive research experience in the Middle East, including in Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, VAE and Morocco. Her research focuses on politics from below and the current transformations in the Arab world, Euro-Med relations as well as gender and violence.

Jakob Horst is a research assistant at the Institute of International Politics of the Helmut Schmidt University/University of Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg, Germany. He is preparing a PhD thesis dealing with the political implications of free trade implementation in the context of the Euro-Algerian association agreement.

Annette Jnemann is professor of International Relations at the Helmut-Schmidt-University, University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg. She qualified as a professor (Habilitation) in 2000 at the University of Kassel and did her PhD in 1993 at the University of Hamburg. Her main fields of research are International Relations, EU-Foreign Relations, Mediterranean Studies and Democratisation.

Florian Khn is Senior Researcher and Lecturer at Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg. Currently, he is a Visiting Professor for International Politics at Humboldt University in Berlin. His research on security and development, on risk and resilience as well as on aspects of ambiguity has been widely published, among others in International Peacekeeping, International Relations and Canadian Foreign Policy Journal. His book Security and Development in World Society. Liberal Paradigm and Statebuilding in Afghanistan (VS Verlag, 2010) won the German Association for Middle East Studies dissertation award. He is co-editor of the Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding since 2013.

Ivesa Lbben works as a research assistant at the Center for Near and Middle East Studies (CNMS) in Marburg, Germany and has been engaged in research on Islamist parties and Islamic-political discourse since the mid-90s. From 1990 to 2004, she lived in Cairo, working as a freelance journalist and academic editor for German media (TAZ, GEO, INAMO, West German Broadcasting Corporation WDR) and Al-Jazeera, as well as for several foundations and research institutes.

Eva-Maria Maggi is PhD candidate in Political Science at the Institute for International Studies, at the Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg/Germany and Research Assistant at the EU Center of Excellence at the Henry M. Jackson School for International Studies of the University of Washington, Seattle, USA. Her dissertation examines policy change in Morocco and the role of the European Union (EU) as an external actor in these processes.

Rachid Ouaissa is professor of political science and head of the Center for Near-and Middle Eastern Studies at the Phillips-University Marburg. His main fields of research are political, economic and societal developments in the Near- and Middle East since the nineteenth century, the rise of Islamist movements in the region, the EUs Mediterranean policy, the foreign policy of Arab countries and questions of energy policy.

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