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Mediterranean Programme

The Mediterranean is a broad geopolitical area of intense challenges.

The Southern Mediterranean, an immediate neighbour of Greece and Europe, is an unstable region, a locus of intensifying power competition, producing persistent old and new security threats, a geographical area bound to be affected severely by climate change, competition for scarce resources, migratory flows, and demographic dislocation.

The Mediterranean is also an area of high interdependence though limited connectivity and untapped cooperation opportunities.

Apart from analyzing the risks and challenges, ELIAMEP’s Mediterranean Programme will seek to develop a positive agenda in approaching the Mediterranean through the lens of connectivity. Inter- and intraregional connectivity is key to tackling the region’s challenges, realizing its potential, and shaping its future.

ELIAMEP has a long tradition of interest in the region, being part of various important regional partnerships and networks, such as EuroMeSCo. ELIAMEP’s newly launched Mediterranean Programme, also building on the work of the Mediterranean Growth Initiative (MGI), seeks to consolidate the Foundation’s involvement, expertise, and influence in the region.

 

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  • Migration (156)
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  • Security & Foreign Policy (398)
  • South-East Europe Programme (102)
  • Culture, Identity & Religion (31)
  • Greek & European Economy Observatory (161)
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  • Mediterranean Programme (19)
  • Sustainability (7)

SERIES

  • ELIAMEP Thesis (27)
  • Policy briefs (203)
  • Working papers / Policy Papers (278)
  • Southeast European and Black Sea Studies (22)
  • Strategic analysis (4)
  • Other Publications (62)
  • In Focus (86)
Policy paper #103
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Mediterranean Programme
Moscow’s Strategic Obsession with the Eastern Mediterranean: Lessons from pre-Cold-War history – Constantine Capsaskis
June 17, 2022 , Constantine Capsaskis
 
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European Institutions & PoliciesMediterranean Programme
MED Positioning Paper – PANORAMED-INTERREG MED
June 9, 2022 , Alekos Kritikos, Vasiliki Vorropoulou, Athina Markantoni
 
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Mediterranean Programme
‘The European Union in the Eastern Mediterranean in 2020: Whither Strategic Autonomy’ – Article by Ioannis N. Grigoriadis
September 13, 2021 , Ioannis N. Grigoriadis
Policy Paper #81
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Mediterranean Programme
Offshore wind energy in Greece: Estimating the socio-economic impact – Alma Economics
September 3, 2021 , Alma Economics
Policy Paper #80
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Mediterranean Programme
Winds of change in the Eastern Mediterranean: Between hydrocarbons and renewable energy geopolitics – I. N. Grigoriadis and C. Levoyannis
September 2, 2021 , Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Constantine Levoyannis
 
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Mediterranean Programme
‘Inside Outsider’ – Article by Ioannis N. Grigoriadis in Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies
June 1, 2021 , Ioannis N. Grigoriadis
Policy paper #56
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Mediterranean Programme
Greece’s Rise as a Trans-Mediterranean Power: Greece’s Eastern Mediterranean strategic shift to Europe-to-Africa and Europe-to-Middle East connectivity – Michaël Tanchum
February 25, 2021 , Michael Tanchum
Policy brief #144
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Mediterranean Programme
How the EU Lost in Libya -Dr. Spyros Plakoudas
February 12, 2021 , Spyros Plakoudas
Policy paper #52
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Mediterranean Programme
Economic Linkages across the Mediterranean: Trends on trade, investments and energy
January 27, 2021 , Panagiota Manoli
Policy brief #135
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Turkey ProgrammeMediterranean Programme
Nagorno-Karabakh: 30 years of conflict
October 14, 2020 , Panagiota Manoli
 
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Mediterranean Programme
Infographic – Top exports of Mediterranean Countries
October 1, 2020
 
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Mediterranean Programme
Infographic – What do Mediterranean countries mostly import?
September 24, 2020
 
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Mediterranean Programme
Infographic – Main exporters to the Mediterranean
September 18, 2020
Policy brief #131
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Security & Foreign PolicyTurkey ProgrammeMediterranean Programme
UNCLOS and the Delimitation of Maritime Zones in the Eastern Mediterranean
September 17, 2020 , Ioannis N. Grigoriadis, Lennart T. Belke
 
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Mediterranean Programme
Infographic – Top importing markets for the Mediterranean economies
September 11, 2020
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