1st Edition
Arab Spring Challenges for Democracy and Security in the Mediterranean
1. European–Mediterranean Security and the Arab Spring: Changes and Challenges 2. The New Neighborhood Policy of the EU: An Appropriate Response to the Arab Spring? 3. Rethinking the New ENP: A Vision for an Enhanced European Role in the Arab Revolutions 4. EU Democracy Assistance Discourse in Its New Response to a Changing Neighbourhood 5. EU Democracy Assistance in the Mediterranean: What Relationship with the Arab Uprisings? 6. What Can Pro-Democracy Activists in Arab Countries Expect from the European Union? Lessons from the Union’s Relations with Israel 7. Mediterranean Security Revisited 8. EU Counterterrorism and the Southern Mediterranean Countries after the Arab Spring: New Potential for Cooperation? 9. The Arab Uprisings and the EU’s Migration Policies—The Cases of Egypt, Libya, and Syria 10. The Relevance of Security Sector Reform in Humanitarian Intervention: The Case of the European Union in the Mediterranean
Biography
Patricia Bauer teaches Political Science at the European Peace University in Austria since 2012. From 2007 to January 2012 she was Guest Professor for International Relations and European Studies at Cairo University, Egypt. Before she was Assistant Professor at the University of Osnabrück. Her current fields of specialization are the Euro-Mediterranean relations, the external relations of the European Union, and security studies.
