FIIA (UPI) Reports

Publisher(s): Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)
ISSN: 1458-994X
Format: PDF
Frequency of publication: Occasional
URL: www.upi-fiia.fi/en/publications/1
Description: The Finnish Institute for International Affairs is a private research institute which promotes applied research on current topics. FIIA (UPI) Reports are brief, topical research papers with a focus on EU politics, international affairs, and Finnish foreign policy.
General note: © Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)

Publications:

• Russian Critical Infrastructures
• Strengthening the EU's Peace Mediation Capacities
• Global Networks of Mediation
• Governing the Blue-Green Baltic Sea
• Russia-China Relations
• Norden - Making a Difference?
• Hard Choices
• Tradition in Chinese Politics
• Controlling Borderlands?
• Managing Blue Gold
• A New World Economic Order
• Why the EU Fails
• Addressing State Fragility in Africa
• Nuclear-Free Security
• The Great Regression?
• Towards a New Climate Regime?
• Practise What You Preach: The Prospects for Visa Freedom in Russia-EU Relations
• Islamist Opposition Parties and the Potential for EU Engagement
• From Protecting Some to Securing Many: NATO’s Journey from a Military Alliance to a Security Manager
• The Trans-Saharan Counter-Terrorism Initiative
• Peacekeeping - Peacebuilding
• EU-Russian Relations
• The EU and the UN: A Shared Future
• Friends or Family? Finnish, Lithuanian and Polish Perspectives on the EU's Policy Towards Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova
• China's Transforming Society and Foreign Policy
• It's the Taking Part that Counts: The New Member States Adapt to EU Foreign and Security Policy
• Beyond "Big Bang": The Challenges of the EU's Neighbourhood Policy in the East
• Taiwan's Unresolved Status
• International Terrorism and Finland
• Rethinking the Respective Strategies of Russia and the European Union
• Neutrality and Non-Alignment in Europe Today
• Ukraine in Tomorrow's Europe
• Towards a Union of Dimensions
• Et tu Brute! Finland's NATO Option and Russia