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The 15th edition of the CIDOB International Yearbook emerges, once again, as aninstrument to facilitate a systematic monitoring of the international scene in 2003.It offers keys for interpreting Spanish foreign policy and international relationsthrough the articles and appendices that comprise the sections of Spanish ForeignRelations, Europe and The International Situation (which includes the CountryProfile section).With regard to Spain, the 2003 Yearbook focuses on the country’s foreign and securitypolicy, as well as on the foreign competitiveness of its industry. The analysis of theyear for Europe (in the voice of experts) presents a paradoxical assessment: along withthe division of opinions on Iraq and the failure of the Intergovernmental Conference,significant progress has been made in the area of security and defence, with theapproval of the European Union’s first security strategy. And, finally, in theinternational section, after making an assessment of the international economy in2003, it offers a special dossier on Brazil and Lula’s Government.

ARTICLES BY Pascal Boniface, Director of the Institut de Relations Internationales et Stratégiques(IRIS), Paris Rafael Calduch Cervera, Professor of International Relations, UniversidadComplutense de Madrid Jordi Gual, IESE Business School Lluís Torrens, ESCI, Pompeu Fabra University Marta Dassù, Director of Policy Programs, Aspen Institute, Italy Giovanni Grevi, Associate Director of Studies. European Policy Center, Brussels Nicole Gnesotto, Director of the EU Institute for Security Studies, Paris Guillermo de la Dehesa, President of the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Lourdes Sola, Professor of Political Science, University of Sao Paulo

Format › 20.5 cm x 27 cmPages › 592Edition › in Spanish / ISSN 1133-2743 / ISBN 84-87072-40-2

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This publication compiles the events that influenced the Mediterranean regionbetween the summers of 2002 and 2003 and which frame the complex equilibriumof international relations that occur between the different societies that compriseit. From the war in Iraq to the Roadmap that aims to put the Arab-Israeli conflicton the right track, from the effects of European enlargement on the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership to the reform of the common agricultural policy, fromthe social role of Arab women to the interculturality linked to tourism, more thanseventy articles written by specialists from around the world take apart and analysethe events which occurred during this period that was “not altogether dark,” in thewords of Romano Prodi.

ARTICLES BY (among others)Romano Prodi, President of the European CommissionAmre Moussa, Secretary-General of the Arab League Javier Solana, European Union High Representative for the Common Foreign andSecurity Policy Ian Lesser, Vice President and Director of Studies of the Pacific Council onInternational Policy, Los Angeles Driss Guerraoui, Mohamed V University, Rabat Ahmed Attia, President and Director-General of Cinétéléfilms, Tunis

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LATIN AMERICA SERIES

Nº1 DECENTRALISATION AND SOCIAL POLICIES IN LATIN AMERICA Ricard Goma and Jacint Jordana (eds.) ISBN › 84-87072-37-2 | Pages › 352During the last few decades, decentralisation processes have become generalised throughout LatinAmerica, while at the same time in the majority of the countries in the region grand transformationshave been occurring in the social sphere. The works presented in this volume constitute a review, fromdifferent perspectives, of the problems and difficulties generated by the decentralisation of socialpolicies in Latin America, in the context of the large political and economic changes which occurredin the region from the mid-1980s on. In the face of excessively optimistic initial evaluations ofdecentralisation, and against criticism of a negative, pessimistic nature that had been levelled on someoccasions, this book identifies numerous problems for the development and consolidation of decentralisedsocial policies, but which are not in any way insurmountable obstacles to their development. Theyconstitute, on the contrary, learning stimuli in the formulation and management of new public policies,in the much more complex territorial environment that has appeared in the region in the last few years.

IMMIGRATION SERIES

Nº1 IMMIGRATION, POLITICAL INNOVATION AND THE CULTURE OF ACCOMMODATION IN SPAIN Ricard Zapata-Barrero ISBN › 84-87072-38-0 | Pages › 339Currently, immigration is the most important social change. Europe, in general, and Spain, in particular,are immersed in a process of the constitution of a multi-cultural society based on immigration. InSpain, beginning in the year 2000, immigration went from being considered a technical and administrativequestion to being a political and social issue. The period from 2000 to 2001 can be considered the yearof immigration; it is the moment that marks the beginning of the process of creating an institutionalframework for accommodating immigrants and the citizens to these new situations, in what we call a“policy of accommodation”, based on a culture of accommodation among the managers of this process.This book offers theoretical elements and a large empirical foundation for discussing how the constructionof these multi-cultural societies is being carried out. All of this emerges through a comparative analysisof the institutional network of actors that has been created in order to manage it in each of thecommunities with the greatest traditions of immigration (Andalusia, Catalonia and Madrid) and in thecentral Government.

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A collection of works which, in the

sphere of international relations, tie

in with the different research

programmes that the CIDOB

Foundation carries out. The series

envisages the publication of lectures,

research results, debates and

seminars organised by the

Foundation.


EUROPE SERIES

Nº1 EUROPE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. INTEGRATION, IDENTITIES AND SECURITY Manuel Castells and Narcís Serra (eds.) ISBN › 84-87072-44-5 | Pages › 184Since January 2002, the city of Barcelona has been promoting an annual series of international seminars,organised by the CIDOB Foundation, to reflect on the issue of “War and Peace in the 21st Century”.The objective is to understand the underlying causes and dynamics of the current international sceneand analyse, as part of this discussion, the world system in a long-term perspective. This book is theresult of the spirited debates which took place on such issues as “Transatlantic Relations” (January2003) and the construction of “A Diverse Europe for Global Security” (January 2004). Experts, intellectualsand high-level politicians, both Spanish and from abroad, examine a whole series of questions thatdominate the agenda of European construction: What does it mean to be European? Can one speak ofa European political, economic and social model? How should integration and diversity be managedand harmonised? They also deal with questions concerning Europe’s role in the world: Can Europe makea specific contribution to global security and governance? Are the tensions with the United Statescovering up a difference of structural perspective?

ASIA SERIES

Nº1 MULTILATERALISM VERSUS UNILATERALISM IN ASIA: THE INTERNATIONAL WEIGHT OF “ASIANVALUES” Seán Golden (ed.) ISBN › 84-87072-43-7 | Pages › 256With the entrance of the new millennium, the international scene is characterised in large measureby the unilateralism with which the U.S. interests have been trying to prevail ever since the endof the Cold War eliminated its only counterweight. In spite of everything, the current geostrategyis under debate, and it could find its ideological foundations in two quite different frames ofreference. On the one hand, and while on some occasions the international situation displaysprofound discrepancies over the way to interpret a common heritage, in the West, some significantvoices tend to adopt a post-Cold War perspective and see a “clash of civilisations” in the currentworld order. In concordance with this view, the “end of history”, a milestone supposedly achievedby the societies that inherited the “universal values” of the European Enlightenment, is beingendangered. On the other hand, the “Asian values” resist the unilateralist trend in favour ofmultilateralism and they can be framed in a post-colonial dialectic. From neo-liberal postures,they are often seen as a shield used by the Asian countries to avoid reforms that would benefitthe interests of transnational companies. For the Asian world, they are an alternative to "Westernvalues”, a set of values supposedly universal which justified imperialism in its time and whichnow seem to serve as moral support for economic neo-imperialism. With experts from Asia andEurope, this book offers a in-depth debate on “Asian values” and “Western values”, and onunilateralism and multilateralism.


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Format › 16.5 cm x 23.5 cmPages › 160-200 approx.Edición › in Spanish | ISSN 1133-6595 Frequency › three times a year

65. A YEAR OF GOVERNMENT BY LULA: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES › Coordinators: Sonia Fleury and Jacint Jordana› The contradiction between maintaining an orthodox economic policy and the expectations ofgenerating conditions for development and social inclusion have marked Lula’s first year ofgoverning. This continuity in the macroeconomic sphere contrasts with the innovative initiativesapplied in foreign policy, directed at defending the country’s national autonomy and regionalleadership within the framework of a diplomatic strategy orientated towards strengtheningalternative poles of power to balance out the unilateralism of U.S. foreign policy. Starting now,one of the main challenges of the government is to carry out its announced programme of socialreforms to reduce the social exclusion and inequality characteristic of Brazilian society.

Authors › Alberto Arce; Member of the Observatory of Globalisation, University of Barcelona;José Cesar Castanhar, Lecturer at the Getulio Vargas Foundation’s Brazilian School of PublicAdministration and Business; Antón Costas, Professor of Economic Policy at the University ofBarcelona; Eli Diniz, Permanent Lecturer in the Institute of Economics at the Federal Universityof Rio de Janeiro; Sonia Fleury, Lecturer at the Getulio Vargas Foundation’s Brazilian School ofPublic Administration and Business and member of the Lula Government’s Council for Economicand Social Development; Rafael Grasa, Permanent Lecturer in International Relations and Vice-Rector of the Autonomous University of Barcelona; Ferran Requejo, Professor in the Departmentof Social and Political Sciences, Pompeu Fabra University; and Brasilio Verduzco, Institute forEconomic and Regional Studies – [INESER], University of Guadalajara, Mexico.

Nº 66-67. REPRESENTATIONS AND INTERCULTURALITY › Coordinator: Yolanda Onghena› A collection of the debates and presentations given in the “Sixth International Seminar:Representations and Interculturality”, organised by the CIDOB Foundation and held betweenDecember 2003 and March 2004. This event was designed with the objective of reflecting on theprocess of the elaboration of representations and of inclusion and exclusion practices in socialcontexts, as well as the goal of analysing the power of representations in the uses of production andconsumption.

Authors › Noureddine Affaya, Lecturer in Philosophy, Mohamed V University, Rabat; AichaBelarbi, Research Lecturer, Mohamed V University, Rabat; Josetxo Cerdán, Permanent Lecturer inAudiovisual Communication, Autonomous University of Barcelona; Felice Dasetto, Lecturer at theCatholic University of Louvain; Néstor García Canclini, Director of the Urban Culture StudiesProgramme, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana de México; Burhan Ghalioun, Director of theCentre d’Études Arabes et de l’Orient Contemporain and Lecturer in Political Sociology, Sorbonne-Nouvelle University, Paris; Eloy Martín Corrales, Lecturer in History, Pompeu Fabra University;Danilo Martuccelli, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Lille. CNRS-CLERSE-IFRESI; YolandaOnghena, Coordinator of the CIDOB Foundation’s Intercultural Dynamics Programme; Rik Pinxten,Lecturer in Philosophy and Anthropology, University of Ghent, Belgium; Víctor Fco. SampedroBlanco, Permanent Lecturer in Public Opinion, King Juan Carlos I University, Madrid; César SanNicolás Romera, Permanent Lecturer in Audiovisual Communication and Advertising, University ofMurcia; and Ghislain Verstraete, Coordinator of the CICI, University of Ghent.


Nº 68. MIGRATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS BETWEEN ASIA AND SPAIN: THE CASES OFTHE PHILIPPINES, PAKISTAN AND CHINA › Coordinators: Àlex González and Gemma Pinyol› Prominent researchers in the field of Asian migrations and experts in the area of internationalrelations analyse the migratory movements between Asia and Spain and evaluate the influence ofthese dynamics in terms of foreign policy, economic connections and cultural exchange. Due to theirdemographic, economic and cultural specificity, this publication focuses on the concrete study ofthe Philippine, Chinese and Pakistani communities established in Spain.

Authors › María del Mar Bermúdez, Researcher for COMPAS - Oxford University. Sciences Po, Paris;Joaquín Beltrán, Centre for International and Intercultural Studies, UAB. Asia Programme, CIDOBFoundation; Rogelia Pe-Pua, University of New South Wales, Australia; Natalia Ribas, Marie CurieResearcher, LAMES-CNRS, Aix-en-Provence; Nasra Shah, Professor in the Department of CommunityMedicine, Kuwait University School of Medicine; Montserrat Solé Aubia, Part-time Lecturer at theUniversity School of Social Work, UB; Josep Rodríguez Roca, Part-time Lecturer in the Departmentof Behavioural Sciences Methodology, School of Psychology, UB; Jordi Moreras, Tr[à]nsits.Consulting firm dealing with immigration issues; Xiang Biao, Researcher for COMPAS-OxfordUniversity; Amelia Sáiz, Centre for International and Intercultural Studies, UAB. Asia Programme,CIDOB Foundation; Graziano Battistella, President of the Scalibrini International MigrationInstitute, Rome.


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Format › 21.5 cm x 31.5 cmPages › 48Edition › in catalan / ISSN 1132-6107 Frequency › quarterly

Nº 89. WTO: SUCCESS OR FAILURE? Consultant: Gonzalo Bernardos › This monograph contributes key elements for understanding thefunctioning of the main international organ that establishes the rules thatgovern international trade, with facts and figures that contextualise itscreation and structure. The analysis, assessment and development of theWTO are completed with the contributions of experts, who, from differentperspectives, emphasise the interest generated by the WTO’s MillenniumRound (also known as the “Development Round”), which began in Doha in2001 and is in the full process of negotiations.

Authors › Gonzalo Bernardos, Permanent Lecturer in Economics, Universityof Barcelona; Francina Esteve, Permanent Lecturer in International PublicLaw, University of Girona; Claudia Jiménez, Lecturer in InternationalPublic Law, Autonomous University of Barcelona; Montserrat Millet,Permanent Lecturer in International Economic Organisation and EuropeanIntegration, University of Barcelona.

Nº 90. BIODIVERSITY: WHAT IS AT STAKE? Consultants : Jordi Bigues and Henk Hobbelink› This monograph seeks to clarify the concept of biodiversity and, above all,to review and clarify “what is at stake”, that is, the interests and mostcompromising aspects that lurk behind the concepts of biotechnology,transgenic plants, bioprospecting, intellectual property, etc., as well as tomake a review of the tools and international initiatives that are beingimplemented in order to save biodiversity.

Authors › Henk Hobbelink, Coordinator of GRAIN; Jordi Bigues,Journalist and Ecologist; Devinder Sharma, Trade and Food PolicyAnalyst; Josep Germain i Otzet, Biologist; and Patrick Webb,Specialist in International Relations.


Nº 91. TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY REFUGEES. NEW FORMS OF PERSECUTION Consultants : Antoni M. Lluch and Gemma Pinyol› Until now, we have spoken of political, religious or ethnic refugees. However, currently there is the needto speak of new refugees: victims of persecution due to gender or sexual orientation, people who havebecome refugees due to environmental reasons, or those who have become displaced persons within theborders of their own States, which, through action or omission, do not guarantee their protection. In thismonograph, the authors point out the dysfunctions between the instruments of international protectionand reality, through reflections on the new situations and realities of those who need protection toguarantee their right to life and their right to live in safety in their own territory.

Authors › Luis Barranco, Member of Amnesty International’s Sexual Minorities Network; Pablo AntonioFernández, Professor of International Public Law and International Relations, University of Huelva;Cristina J. Gortázar, Jean Monnet Professor and Lecturer at the Pontifical University of Comillas; AntoniLluch, Refugee Specialist; Antoni Salamanca, Vice President of the Catalan Federation of Human RightsNGOs and Member of the Barcelona Council for the Environment and Sustainability; and MauricioValiente, Coordinator of the Legal Services of the Spanish Committee for Refugee Aid (CEAR).

Nº 92. PERUConsultant : Enric Royo› Peru, a country with a wide diversity of languages and cultures, and blessed with natural wealth, currentlyis experiencing certain improvements in its economy and in anti-corruption and decentralisation policies.But, it still suffers from age-old inequalities and poverty, which affect over half of its population. Thesociety has left behind the time of changes and new hopes that was ushered in by the beginning of a newpolitical period, with the 2001 election of Alejandro Toledo as President of the country, and by the closingof a dark chapter in Peru’s recent history which was marked by corruption and authoritarianism embodiedin Fujimori, who had to flee the country. From the initial expectations, the population has graduallydescended into a certain state of disenchantment. Different analyses of the political, economic, social andcultural situation are combined in this monograph, along with a review of other issues, such as biodiversity,the work of the Commission for Truth and Reconciliation, the indigenous question and emigration, in orderto contribute elements that may facilitate the understanding of the reality of a country that, at thebeginning of the 21st century, continues to hold out the promise of better living opportunities, accordingto reports by the United Nations Development Programme.

Authors › Rafael Drinot Silva, Sociologist and Peruvian Journalist; Ramiro Escobar La Cruz, PeruvianJournalist; Francesc Giró, Director of Fundació Natura; Gemma Pinyol, Coordinator of the MigrationsProgramme, CIDOB Foundation; Núria Sala Vila, University of Girona; Augusto Thornberry Naggy,Consul-General of Peru in Barcelona; Federico Velarde Valdívia, Political Analyst; César Yáñez,University of Barcelona.


HISTORY SERIES

Nº 15. THE FORMATION OF THE EUROPEAN PEOPLESMassimo GuidettiPages › 182

In this book, the birth of the modern European peoples is studied fromthe perspective of the importance that the Mediterranean played inthis long process, which goes from the year 375 A.D. to 1000 A.D. TheMediterranean symbolises Roman heritage, and it is after contact withthe Late-Roman Mare Nostrum that the different European peoplesconstruct their identities. The dialogue between the idiosyncrasies ofthese peoples, who enter into contact with the remnants of the RomanEmpire and the heritage of the Late-Roman imperial idea, is the narrativethread of this journey through the historical origin of the peoples whogave rise to most of the modern European states, coming togetherduring a turbulent period in which, contrary to what may seem thecase, there was constant miscegenation and cultural exchange.

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backgrounds of the present-day

countries and the origins of current

conflicts; and the “Current Events”

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CURRENT ISSUES SERIES

Nº 16. THEATRICALITIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN José MonleónPages › 156

Beginning with the classical tragedies, theatre has been one of the great contributions of theMediterranean region to world art. Social expression par excellence, theatre has reconciled thesingular personalities of its creators with attention to the different group realities, and it hasrevealed their fears, their conquests and their expectations. Theatricalities in the Mediterranean isnot, obviously, a review of dramatic literature, but rather an encounter with some of its mostsignificant stage formalisations, from classical Greece to the present time and including both thenorthern, European shore and the southern, Muslim shore.

Nº 17. HONOUR AND SHAME IN THE MEDITERRANEAN Carmel Cassar Pages › 98

Honour has a very prominent role in the daily life of Mediterranean cultures, where obligations aretraditionally founded on verbal agreements and on individual and group honour. On the surface, inMediterranean societies the roles of men and women seem totally separate and the opposite ofeach other. However, each gender appears to be responsible for its particular sphere, with thewomen being in charge of maintaining the purity of the family line, and the men guarding itsreputation. Honour connects the “interior” female world with the “outside” masculine world. The code of honour can be described as the expression of a society’s knowledge about itself in thepast; and in the future, thanks to its purity and to the feats of the members of the family, thegroup acquires a prestige transmitted by its ancestors, which gives them control over their history.From this, it is deduced that it is preferable to inherit certain types of a past rather than others.

Nº 18. ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: STRATEGIES FOR THE FUTUREAbdellatif and Yacine BénachenhouPages › 182

This general study of the environmental challenges faced by the countries on the shores of theMediterranean shows that environmental conservation in the region is inseparable from developmentproblems. From this perspective, it becomes an imperative to mobilise, allocate and use its water,land and energy resources and urban space in a more rational way. In this sense, the authors pointout the need for new sectorial policies and economic reforms that combine regulatory and monitoringinstruments in developing an effective conservation of the environment, bearing in mind thesituation of each country.The production of electricity, irrigation techniques, the development of renewable sources of energy,and agricultural research and dissemination are the priority areas of an indispensable cooperationamong the countries of the southern and eastern Mediterranean in the economic and environmentalspheres.

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SECURITY AND DEFENCE SERIES ISSN› 1696-9960 (print ed.) / 1697-9923 (on-line ed.)

Nº 2. WHO THE FUTURE OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONEDOFFICERS OF THE SPANISH ARMY ARE AND WHAT THEY THINK Rafael Martínez, Permanent Lecturer in Political Science andAdministration at the University of Barcelona. He is a co-author,with Jaume Magre, Antonio M. Díaz and Jordi Calvet, of thereport “Professional, Political and Social-Democratic Profile ofthe Students in the Military Academies” (2003 Defence Award).Pages › 32

Nº 3. THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION TODEFINING THE UNION’S SECURITY AND DEFENCE POLICY Milagros Álvarez, Teaching Assistant in International PublicLaw at the University of Barcelona. Pages › 30

Nº 4. THE NEW CHALLENGE: NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION ON THETHRESHOLD OF THE 21ST CENTURY Gonzalo de Salazar, Diplomat, with a Ph.D. in Political Scienceand Information Science. Pages › 210

LATIN AMERICA SERIESISSN› 1697-7688 (print ed.) / 1697-8137 (on-line ed.)

Nº 1. THE SPREAD OF PRIVATISATIONS IN THE OECD AND INLATIN AMERICA: A LEARNING PROCESS? Covadonga Meseguer, Economist, with a Ph.D. in PoliticalScience, and a member of the Centre for Advanced Studies inSocial Sciences of the Juan March Institute (Madrid). Currentlyshe is a Guest Professor in the Department of Political and SocialSciences at Pompeu Fabra University. Pages › 43

Nº 2. ON THE EMERGENCE AND IMPACT OF INDIGENOUSPEOPLES’ MOVEMENTS IN LATIN AMERICAN POLITICAL ARENAS Salvador Martí, Permanent Lecturer in Political Science at theUniversity of Salamanca, Member of the Institute for LatinAmerican and Portuguese Studies at that university, and at theInstitute of Government and Public Policy (IGOP), AutonomousUniversity of Barcelona. Pages › 52

Nº 3. POLITICAL PARTIES IN LATIN AMERICA: CONCEPTUALCLARIFICATIONS, CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE CHALLENGES Manuel Alcántara Sáez, Professor of Political Science andAdministration. Director of the Institute for Latin American andPortuguese Studies, University of Salamanca. Pages › 60

Nº 4. INSIDE THE BLACK BOX: A JOURNEY TOWARDS LATINAMERICAN EMERGING MARKETSJavier Santiso, Economic Director for Latin America andEmerging Markets for the BBVA (Banco Bilbao VizcayaArgentaria). Pages › 60


INTERCULTURAL DYNAMICS SERIES ISSN› 1698-2568 (print ed.) / 1698-5516 (on-line ed.)

Nº 1. MULTICULTURALISM AND POLITICAL INTEGRATION INMODERN NATION STATES John Rex, Emeritus Professor of the University of Warwick, GreatBritain. Member of UNESCO’s International Committee of Experts onRacism and Racial Prejudices and President of the Commission forResearch on Racial and Ethnic Minorities of the InternationalAssociation of Sociology (1974–1982). Pages › 24

Nº 2. INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION IN CATALONIA: AN APPROACH TOTHE CURRENT SITUATION. THE PROFESSIONALS’ POINT OF VIEW Xavier Xarbau, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from theUniversity of Girona and a Master’s degree in Social Exclusion andCultural Diversity from the CIDOB Foundation. Pages › 88

Nº 3. INTERCULTURALITY IN THE COMMUNICATIONS FIELD INCATALONIA. THE STATE OF OPINION Miquel Rodrigo, Professor of Communication Theory at theAutonomous University of Barcelona Janet González, Journalist and Researcher specialising in immigrationand the media Anna Estrada, Technical Consultant in the Research, Studies andPublications Service of the Audiovisual Council of Catalonia. Pages › 60


MIGRATIONS SERIES ISSN› 1697-7734 (print ed.) / 1697-8145 (on-line ed.)

Nº 1. DOES A CULTURE OF ACCOMMODATION EXIST IN SPAIN? IMMIGRATION AND PROCESSES OF CHANGEIN SPAIN SINCE THE YEAR 2000Ricard Zapata, Permanent Lecturer in Political Science at Pompeu Fabra University, where he directs theResearch Group on Immigration and Political Innovation in the Department of Political and Social Sciences.Pages › 48

Nº 2. MIGRATIONS AND RELATIONS WITH THIRD COUNTRIES. SPAIN Anna Terrón, Secretary-General of the Patronat Català Pro Europa. Pages › 32

Nº 3. LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF IRREGULARITY. IRREGULAR IMMIGRATION: ARRIVAL PATHS AND LIVING CONDITIONSEduard Sagarra, Permanent Lecturer in International Public Law, University of Barcelona and ESADE.Lawyer and founding Partner of the Roca Junyent Advocats law firm. Joaquim Sabater, Secretary-General of Càritas Diocesana de Barcelona. Pages › 48

ASIA SERIES ISSN› 1696-9987 (print ed.) / 1697-381X (on-line ed.)

Nº 7. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN JAPAN AS AN OPPORTUNITY, NOT A THREAT J. Oscar Álvarez Calzada, Technical Expert in the Catalan Agency for Investments and a Lecturer in the CIDOBFoundation’s Master’s Programme in International Studies. Pages › 30

Nº 8. TRIANGULATING THE TRIANGULATION. SPAIN/EUROPE-LATIN AMERICA-ASIA PACIFIC Manuel Montobbio, Diplomat with a Ph.D. in Political Science. Currently he is an Ambassador on a SpecialMission in Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. Pages › 31


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SPAIN’S OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT AID IN THE AREAS OF POPULATION, DEVELOPMENTAND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, 1995-2002. A Report on Cairo + 10 Enric Royo › Coordinator of the Development Studies Programme

The second edition of the report on the monitoring of Spain’s Official Development Aid(ODA) in the areas of population and reproductive health, written at the request of theSpanish Interest Group on Population, Development and Reproductive Health (GIE), showsa slow but gradual improvement in the profile of this aid. Through the study and analysisof such issues as the development of Spanish cooperation in the sector of reproductivehealth, according to geographical and sectorial distribution, the study lays out the prioritythat these topics occupy in the guiding lines of Spanish cooperation, the Spanishgovernment’s contributions to international organisations, as well as the aid that it givesin a direct way to developing countries, with financial assistance to NGO projects.

Format › 21 cm x 29.7 cmPages › 166Edition › in Spanish / ISBN 84-87072-36-4

SPAIN IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION POLICY. FIRSTIMMIGRATION AND EUROPE SEMINAR

A collection of the contributions made in the First Immigration and Europe Seminar, whichseek to make an assessment of Spain’s role in the process of constructing a Europeanimmigration policy, which began with the 1999 European Council of Tampere. It bringstogether the points of view of the different administrations and views from the economicand academic worlds on such issues as integration, the labour market and Europeancitizenship, among others. It analyses how the European debates are affecting thediscussions in the Spanish situation and what issues are being dealt with and have beenincorporated, or should be incorporated, into the European Union debates concerningimmigration policies. Finally, an assessment from the European perspective closes thereflection on Spain’s role in the construction of a European immigration policy.

Format › 21 cm x 29.7 cmPages › 168Edition › in Spanish / ISBN: 84-87072-45-3

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