The feeling of (in)security plays a fundamental role in our increasingly secure societies. A book has been published that questions the way citizens perceive it and consider it.

New strategies adopted by emerging countries have enabled them to become important players in Africa. A work written under the supervision of Sebastian Santander takes a close look at these developments.

War and game: a collaborative essay explores what these two terms have in common but it also reveals many particular and surprising aspects of this alliance and/or misalliance.

A thesis has analyzed the rate at which environment protection policy is being integrated into the CAP. It shows that respect for the environment has increasingly become a condition of financial aid even though we are still a long way from reaching the level of ‘greenness’ forecast  in recent years.

At the turn of the 15^th and 16^th centuries, an ideology took shape among the men and women of letters at the court of France known as Franco-Italia, changing the Peninsula into nothing less than a new France.