Transatlantic Must-Reads 10/4/2018

October 4th, 2018
Central Europe, Climate, Corruption, Democracy, Digital, Energy, EU, Georgia, Germany, Japan, Mediterranean, Poland, Security, Ukraine, US

Must-Reads

Central Europe - Central Europe in the Next Seven Years, Visegrad Insight
EU/Japan - The EU – Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, André Sapir, Sonali Chowdhry and Alessio Terzi, European Parliament Policy Department for External Relations & Bruegel
Security/Digital - Social Media Is Revolutionizing Warfare, P. W. Singer and Emerson T. Brooking, The Atlantic
Democracy/Corruption - Democracy in the Crosshairs: How Political Money Laundering Threatens the Democratic Process, Neil Barnett & Alastair Sloan, Atlantic Council
Climate - The Paris Agreement and its future, Todd Stern, Brookings Institution
Digital - The Problem Isn’t Fake News From Russia. It’s Us., Micah Zenko, Foreign Policy
Digital/Security - What Clausewitz Can Teach Us About Cyberwar, P. W. Singer and Emerson T. Brooking, Foreign Affairs
Germany - Why is Eastern Germany So Far Right? Anna Sauerbrey, New York Times
US - Divided Conservatism in the United States, Gareth Fowler, Carnegie Europe
Poland - Freedom to Exclude: Conservative CSOs in Law and Justice Poland, Paweł Marczewski, Carnegie Europe
Ukraine - The Two Faces of Conservative Civil Society in Ukraine, Natalia Shapovalova, Carnegie Europe
Georgia - Nativists Versus Global Liberalism in Georgia, Ghia Nodia, Carnegie Europe
Georgia - Defining the Far-Right in Georgia: From Neo-Fascists to Populist Parties, Adriana Stephan, Georgian Institute of Politics
Energy/Mediterranean - Pipeline Dreams, John Psaropoulos, The Weekly Standard

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Dr. Daniel S. Hamilton, Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation Professor, at Johns Hopkins University SAIS