Energy and climate - What is the new European Commission thinking? EPC Commentary, 30 September 2014

A visible change of priorities and re-structuring of portfolios in the new European Commission have raised questions about related policy implications especially for climate and energy policies. On the one hand, it is seen that the new structure with Vice Presidents as team leaders for groups of Commissioners could encourage much needed policy coordination between policy areas, such as climate and energy policies. At the same time there are questions over what this could mean for political priorities, to what extent the Vice Presidents will be able to guide policy-making and how responsibilities will be divided. No matter what the structure of the Commission, it is in the EU’s interest to ensure that its climate and energy policies form a framework for action that helps to reduce global emissions, fight climate change locally and globally, secure energy supplies, promote wider socio-economic interests and increase competitiveness – all at the same time.

Re-thinking the EU's development paradigm: views from Morocco and Tunisia. EPC Policy Brief, 12 January 2015

A decade of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and the standard model of business as usual remains. Is there a reluctance to take the prevailing development paradigm based on economic growth and question its suitability as a motor for development? Most ENP resources and most tangible results remain within a financial framework, with a concentration on market-driven reforms in relation to economic and social change. On this basis, the current atmosphere represents a historical opportunity for rethinking the EU´s development paradigm fostered in the region. Drawing on extensive field work in Morocco and Tunisia, this policy brief highlights limitations and contradictions of the EU´s socio-economic development policies.

The WTO beyond Doha: Thinking Ahead

This presentation by Pierre Sauvé was presented to the ICC Commission on Trade and Investment Policy in Paris.

The magical art of Virgil,

Mode of access: Internet.

A century of social thinking in Hawaii.

A review and digest of papers by members of the Social Science Association of Honolulu.

Hugo Ball in his "Magical Bishop" costume, at the Cabaret Voltaire, Zurich, June 1916

Anonymous, Photography, 20th century; 2 ft. 4 1/8 in.x 1 ft. 3 3/4 in.; photograph

The thinking bayonet /

Menendez. Civil War novels,

The second book of observation, thought and expression, or, seeing, thinking, knowledge, talking and writing /

Includes index.

Lessons in vocal expression: Course I. Principles of thinking in the modulation of the voice,

Mode of access: Internet.

An introduction to theosophy, or the science of the "Mystery of Christ", that is, of deity, nature, and creature : embracing the philosophy of all the working powers of life, magical and spiritual ... Vol. I. complete in itself

Los vols. proyectados no se publicaron.

Thinking about thinking.

Mode of access: Internet.

Straight thinking on narcotics: alcohol, tobacco, opium, morphine, cocaine, and marihuana.

Bibliography: 165-171.

Twentieth century magic and the construction of modern magical apparatus; with the introduction of new experiments mechanical, chemical, electrical.

Mode of access: Internet.

James Montjoy, or, I've been thinking /

Mode of access: Internet.