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• Spain was in a state of profound shock, mourning and anger last night after the worst terrorist attack in Europe since the Lockerbie bombing killed at least 192 people and injured around 1,400 in the. ...
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• Eurasia Research Center, designed to include news and research on the areas of the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Southeast Asia, includes articles, papers, and commentaries on the politics, culture, history, and social, economic and human rights conditions of the region. ...
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• Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty Newsline Web site includes news and analyses on all topics of interest in the NIS from politics and media to local news across the former Soviet Union. Short daily news reports sent via e-mail covering former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe.
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• A very thorough review of Belarusan history, culture, law and politics, and numerous other resources, including a Belarusan-English dictionary.
• Minsk Economic News Each issue includes basic news from Belarus on politics, banking, society, commentary and current events. ...
• Research Centre for Turkestan and Azerbaijan The site contains information on publications; articles and analysis on politics, history, and culture; and links to other sites related to the region. ...
• Eastern Europe .
• Central Europe Review is a weekly Internet journal of politics, society and culture, bringing news and information from across Central and Eastern Europe and aiming to present and interpret events in "a new and challenging light. ...
• Intermarum The First Online Journal of East Central European Postwar History and Politics with the purpose of facilitating interaction between scholarly communities by making research, essays, commentaries, documents, and reviews from the region available in English. ...
• Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Newsline Short daily news reports sent via e-mail covering former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe.
• REENIC: Russian and East European Network Information Center A project of the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies at the University of Texas, REENIC is an extensive, regularly updated collection of links to hundreds of Web sites related to Eastern Europe and Eurasia.
• SEEODNetwork The Southeastern Europe Organization Development Network maintains this list of sites relating to Southeastern Europe. ...
• The site is updated daily with news in Russian about politics, economics, life, sports and business in Latvia and around the world. ...

• The Washington Post On Europe's Immigrants May 5, 2002 Europe, Not Sure What to Make of Itself .
• Immigrants might be an economic necessity in Europe -- Germany is openly trying to recruit foreign computer specialists -- but few make that argument in public, as they do in the United States. ...
• Walking through Europe's major cities, it is hard not to feel the presence of immigrants -- London's Pakistanis, Paris's North Africans, Berlin's Russians, Amsterdam's Indonesians, everyone's East Europeans -- their restaurants and grocery shops, ethnic clothes and different features.
• It's strange, perhaps even paradoxical, but true: Over the past two decades, millions of people have migrated to Europe, from all over the world. ...
• But the combination of greater mobility with Europe's generally liberal, well-intentioned laws on political asylum has led to the nightmare of overfilled refugee camps, riots and bureaucratic disasters: At one point in 1998-99, the British government had a backlog of 100,000 unprocessed asylum applications.
• Yet not all of those who count as "foreigners" in Europe are asylum-seekers, either. ...
• Over the past two weeks, many European editorialists and commentators have written of the surprise first-round results as a "wake-up call" -- a warning to Europe's centrist politicians to think harder about immigration and about crime. ...
• More to the point, European national traditions have served Europe well, in many ways, giving Europeans secure and comfortable national identities, creating the social cohesion necessary for democracy and prosperity. ...
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• Agnelli raised Fiat to become the most important company in Italy, one of the major car builders of Europe, and developed the accessory business, with minor companies also operating in military industry. ...
• Fiat began producing Italy's first inexpensive mass-produced car, as Gianni made female conquests throughout Europe. ...
• The social conflicts related to Fiat's policies (some say politics) always saw Agnelli keeping the leading role; in the 1980s, during the last important trade union action, a dramatic situation in which a strike was blocking all of Fiat's production, he was able to organise the march of 40,000 workers who broke the pickets and re-entered the factories to resume work. This marked the end of a power of trade unions, which would never again be so influential in Italian politics and economy. ...

• His politics are widely viewed as neo-fascist. ...
• This caused widespread outrage in Europe, and the other 14 member states of the European Union initiated diplomatic sanctions against Austria. ...
• In response, Haider stated that he had demanded that the leader of the FPÖ must step down to allow him to be leader, and on being refused, stated that he would leave federal politics permanently. ...
• Europe rallies against Haider coalition .

• PS 440: The Politics of Identity in Western Europe: Nations, Citizens and Immigrants.
• THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY IN WESTERN EUROPE.
• This course will provide an introduction and overview of the politics of identity in Western Europe. ...   What do we mean by the term identity, and where do our identities come from?  How durable or malleable are our identities and attachments, and how much do they depend on our economic interest, our psychological makeup, or on political institutions?  Beyond raising theoretical questions about identities, we will also examine three critical areas of identity politics in Europe: nationalism, citizenship and immigration/integration. Where does nationalism come from?  How do perspectives on identity formation shed light on the sources of nationalism, and how do these perspectives match with the facts of nation-building?  How do we understand citizenship, and what are the links between citizenship and nationalism?  What are the implications of immigration for national identity and for domestic ethnic conflict?  How are West European nations struggling to accommodate multiculturalism, and how confident are they that they will succeed?  Through a close examination of these questions, students will gain a better understanding of the new politics of identity in Western Europe, of the causes that lay behind it, and of the conflicts and compromises that result from it.
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• History of Europe.
• For links to the history of individual countries in Europe see the end of this article. ...
• Neanderthals settled Europe long before the emergence of modern humans, Homo sapiens. The earliest appearance of modern people in Europe has been dated to 35,000 B. ...
• The first well-known civilization in Europe was that of the Minoans of the island of Crete and the Achaeans in the adjacent parts of Greece, starting at the beginning of the 2nd millennium B. ... The Celts posed a formidable, if disorganized, competition to the Roman state, that later colonized and conquered much of the southern portion of Europe. ...
• The Hellenic civilization took the form of a collection of city-states (the most important being Athens and Sparta), having vastly differing types of government and cultures, including what are more-or-less unprecedented developments in various governmental forms, philosophy, science, politics, sports, theater and music. ...
• Western Europe emerged as the site of a distinct civilization after the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the 5th century, as barbarian invasions separated it from the rest of the Mediterranean, where the Eastern Roman Empire (a. ...
• In the following period, Western Christianity was adopted by newly created kingdoms of Central Europe: Poland, Hungary and Bohemia. ...
• Early signs of the rebirth of civilization in western Europe began to appear in the 11th century as trade started again in Italy, leading to the economic and cultural growth of independent city states such as Venice and Florence; at the same time, nation-states began to take form in places such as France, England and Spain, although the process of their formation (usually marked by rivalry between the monarchy, the aristocratic feudal lords and the church) actually took several centuries. ...
• One of the largest catastrophes to have hit Europe was the bubonic plague, also known as the Black Death. There were numerous outbreaks, but the most severe was in the mid-1300s and is estimated to have killed a third of Europe's population. ...
• The Hansa, an alliance of trading cities, fascilitated the absorption of vast areas of Poland, Lithuania and other Baltic countries into the economy of Europe. ...
• In particular, after Martin Luther started the Reformation in 1517, wars of politics and religion ravaged the continent: the schism of the dominant western church was to have major political, social and cultural implications for Europe. ... Unlike Western Europe, the countries of Central Europe, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Hungary, resolved religious questions by adopting religious tolerance. Central Europe was already split between Eastern and Western Christianity. ...

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• US goods set to double in price as Europe plans huge trade war.

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• " This are the words of Gert Jan Koopman, Neil Kinnock's head of cabinet, after the seminar on links and separation between politics and public administration held in Rome from 20-21 February 2003. ...

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• A series of arrests have been made in co-ordinated raids across Europe targeting a Turkish extremist group. ...
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• Europe’s diversity might be nice for Japanese tourists with cramped itineraries, but it makes logistics a tricky business. ...
• In Europe, that means nothing less than the cross-border integration of supply networks. ...
• Steve Twydell, managing director of 3T logistics (don’t let the name confuse you — it’s a 4PL), says that before his company launched it couldn’t find a single carrier that could operate throughout Europe. ...
• Twydell and his team initially tried to import the US 4PL model into Europe. ... “We found that overall mechanisms were so diverse that the same model in Europe just didn’t work,” he says. ...
• He says: “The nature of transportation in Europe is different to the US — there’s lots more outsourcing in Europe for one thing. ...
• On the one hand, it means there is huge scope for them to be successful in Europe, but on the other a 4PL needs a massive amount of knowledge if it is to be a useful source of impartial expertise. ...
• “Our systems work not because they’re state of the art,” he says, “but because of the understanding of Europe we bring. ...
• Now think how many times you see their trucks hurtling around the motorways of Europe. ...
• Also, because of the multi-cultural aspects of transportation requirements in Europe, he feels no single company can offer the services they need to offer. For instance, in Germany, distance-related tariffs are different from anywhere else in Europe.

•  Immigration politics.
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• Europe tests waters of e-politics.
• In fact, it reflects a creeping suspicion in some parts of Europe that the Web, while well suited to commerce and information gathering, should be handled with greater care where the mechanics of electoral democracy are concerned. ...
• Regis Jamin, vice president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Election. ...
• Taking the guts out of politics?.
• But she has her doubts as well, evincing concern that over-reliance on the Web could "take the guts out of politics" by encouraging a shift in emphasis away from real-life people to the pixillated world of a computer screen. ...

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• Far-Right in Europe Monitor the electoral results of extreme-Right political parties in Europe. ...

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• Represented on one of their seals, the structure was believed to be a remnant of the Temple of Jerusalem, and was the model for many Templar churches in Europe, for example the Temple Church in London. ...
• The Templars were well-connected and quickly became prime movers in the international politics of the Crusades period. ...
• The Templars' political connections and awareness of the essentially urban and commercial nature of the Outremer communities naturally led the Order to a position of significant power both in Europe and the Holy Lands. Their success attracted the jealousy and greed of many other Orders and eventually that of the nobility and monarchs of Europe as well, who were at this time seeking to monopolize control of money and banking after a long chaotic period in which civil society, especially the Church and its lay Orders, had dominated financial activities. The Templars' holdings were extensive both in Europe and the Middle East, including, for a time, the entire island of Cyprus. ...

• Significant, too, is Weber's essay Politics as a Vocation. ... Politics is to be understood as any activity in which the state might engage itself in order to influence the relative distribution of force. Politics thus comes to obtain to power-based concepts, to be understood as deriving of power. ...
• Critics also say that one could make a distinction between northern Europe and southern Europe yet, looking at Switzerland, Protestant Cantons tend to be wealthier than Catholic ones. ...

• What impact would the new draft Constitution for Europe have on essential public services? Tánaise to address Forum next Thursday.

• Europe : Vanishing Mediator.
• Allow me to begin these considerations on the uncertainties of Europe’s political identity at the beginning of the 21st century by referring to celebrated formulations from another European writer who, although belonging to a previous generation and writing along quite different lines, nevertheless shared some of the same experiences, namely exile and antifascist intellectual commitment: I am thinking of Thomas Mann.   As we all know, Mann’s attitude towards politics completely changed between the First World War and the period of the rise of Nazism leading to the Second World War.   In 1918 he published Betrachtungen eines Unpolitischen  (Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man), in which he rejected “democracy” along with “politics” in the name of the alleged opposition between the spiritual notion of “culture” developed in Germany and the intellectualized notion of “civilization” developed in France. 3   But already in 1935, in Nice, before the “Comité de cooperation intellectuelle” (European Committee for Intellectual Cooperation) he launched the famous call: “Achtung Europa!” (Beware Europe!), and in a 1939 essay, “Zwang zur Politik” (literally, “No Escape from Politics,” translated into English during the war under the title “Culture and Politics”), he returned to the idea of the identity of “politics” and “democracy,” but drew opposite conclusions. ...
•   Powerful voices of artists, writers, philosophers from Europe, America, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, speak and win audience. ...
•   In my opinion however, European intellectuals do not sufficiently exercise their capacity to cross political and cultural borders, translate discourses (other than specialized ones) within and beyond the official limits of the European Union, set the agenda of European politics before the Öffentlichkeit, the “public realm,” and thus actively contribute to its emergence.   They are not sufficiently acting as citizens of Europe, dare I say thinking European citizens. ... ”  It will be one of my claims tonight that there exists nothing such as a “synoptic” or singular-universal point of view from which the “characters” of the present times, and the “justice” of any politics, could be decided: neither the point of view of the empire, nor those of some nation with a “manifest destiny,” the multitude of its adversaries, or any specific continental region. ...   But the universality that we associate with the very idea of politics and the vocation of the intellectual has to be constructed practically and empirically; it has to be approached through confrontation and conflict. ...
• Some such calls come from President Bush and his group of advisors, but also from speeches and writings of those who, at least temporarily, support his politics (this was notably the case of the group of well-known intellectuals who, in the wake of the war in Afghanistan, gathered around the “propositions” of the Institute for American Values—among them such different figures as David Blankenhorn, Jean Bethke Elshtain, Francis Fukuyama, Samuel Huntington and Michael Walzer). 7   Their formulations vary from “Wake up, Europe! Fascism is back! ” to “Join us in the just war,” through the now famous “Whoever is not with us is against us” (which sounds more like a threat than a call, in fact). ...
•   It is a call not only for support but also for help (“Help us, Europe!”), implying that the Europeans should influence American internal and external politics, for the sake of Europe itself, for the sake of America, and for the sake of all the others. ...
• Europe is already influencing this political dynamic. ...
•    The appeal seems to imply that certain traditions rooted in European politics form a legal pole of resistance against the tendencies towards the militarization of politics, inside and outside America, that threatens the very values in whose name the “war on terrorism” is declared and fought.   It also suggests that Europe should and could act as a bulwark of international law, which is an essential safeguard against the corruption of constitutional principles (in particular the balance of powers that lies at the core of American constitutionalism), that could result from a “war without an (ascribed) end,” in other terms a permanent state of exception.

• During this time earth-shattering changes have occurred in politics, industry, society, economics, commerce, transportation, communication, mechanization, automation, science, medicine, technology and culture which transformed the "Old World" into the Modern or New World, culminating in the Nuclear Age, the Sexual Revolution, the Information Age and finally a Leisure Age. ...
• The Napoleonic Wars in Europe, and ultimately; .
• Men such as the Emperor Napoleon introduced new codes of law in Europe based on merit and achievement, rather than on a class system rooted in Feudalism. ...
• Equality of the sexes in politics and economics, women's liberation movement, gay rights for homosexuals and the freedom afforded by contraception allowed for greater personal choices in these intimate areas of personal life. ...
• The Modern world replaced the old Biblically oriented value system, the monarchical system of government, and the feudal system, with new democratic and liberal ideas in politics, science, psychology, sociology, and economics derived from the writings of people such as: .

• Future of Europe.
• The Institute’s Future of Europe Group, chaired by former Taoiseach Dr. ...
• Convention on The Future of Europe.

• Politics and Governments of Eastern Europe.
• The course examines the political systems and cultures of the states of Eastern Europe (excluding the former Soviet Union) in the immediate pre-socialist, socialist, and post-socialist periods. ...
• Joseph Rothschild, Return to Diversity: A Political History of East Central Europe Since World War II. ...
• Gale Stokes, The Walls Came Tumbling Down: The Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe. ...
• Lewis, editors, Developments in East European Politics, Macmillan Press, 1993. ...
•    George Schopflin, "The Political Traditions of Eastern Europe," Daedelus, Winter 1990; also found in Stephen R. ... , Eastern Europe. ... Central Europe. ... Europe (Boulder, 1991). ...
• , Politics in Eastern Europe, c. ...
• Hugh Seton-Watson, Eastern Europe Between the Wars 1918-1941. ...
• , Politics in Eastern Europe, c. ...
• , Eastern Europe in the Postwar Period, c. ...
• Naimark, "The Soviets and the Christian Democrats: The Challenge of a ‘Bourgeois' Party in Eastern Germany, 1945-1949," East European Politics and Societies, Fall, 1995, pp. ...
• Vladimir Tismaneanu, Reinventing Politics, c. ...
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