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The Foreign Policy Centre’s publications are its in-depth research projects mixing analysis from FPC team members with the views of experts from around the world to address specific themes. The views expressed in all Foreign Policy Centre publications are those of the authors alone and do not necessarily reflect those of the Foreign Policy Centre.

18/03/06

Bio-energy and CAP Reform: The Gains to Europe and Africa

Britain is falling behind on all of its climate change and renewable energy targets, even as scientific opinion grows ever more alarmed at the rate of global warming. There is a growing need for urgent ...

Dan Plesch, Greg Austin, Fiona Grant, Stephen Sullivan
18/03/06

The Future of Britain’s WMD

This report discusses replacing Britain’s Trident nuclear missile system. It examines British dependence on the United States and concludes that most of the discussion on the replacement is based on the false premise that the ...

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18/02/06

Britain’s Voice in Europe: Time For Change

Once again the European question is being asked. What is Europe for? Why are the British so doggedly Eurosceptic? Is the EU a response to 20th century problems no longer really needed in the new ...

Denis MacShane MP
18/02/06

Understanding Iran: A solution to the nuclear crisis?

Western diplomats seeking to arrest the emergence of a nuclear Iran must acknowledge the motivations, grievances and insecurities that shape Iranian self-perception, its view of international relations and its nuclear ambitions.

Chris Forster and James Owen
18/11/05

Preventing the Next Cold War: A View From Beijing

2005 has seen the emergence of political dynamics and shifts in thinking in both Washington and Beijing that risk tipping US-China relations over into a state of open geopolitical rivalry unless there are concerted attempts ...

Andrew Small
18/11/05

European Infopolitik: Developing EU Public Diplomacy

With this year’s tenth anniversary of the Barcelona Process – the initiative by whichthe EU has tried to foster greater co-operation in the greater Mediterraneanarea – Europe and its southern neighbours have much to celebrate. ...

Philip Fiske de Gouveia, with Hester Plumridge
18/10/05

Next Attack

The UK is not doing enough to defeat Al Qaeda and other jihadist terrorists who threaten the country and its citizens with mass murder. The UK is not alone in the dock, but it is ...

Dr. Greg Austin

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