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2013 MAJOR EVENTSJanuaryJanuary 1 – July 1January 1 – Decembert 31January 1 – December 31January 11 – January 12January 21January 22January 23 – January 27Irish EU presidency (takes over from Cyprus)UK assumes G8 presidencyRussia assumes G20 presidencyCzech presidential electionsUS presidential inauguration50th anniversary of Élysée TreatyWorld Economic Forum Annual MeetingFebruaryItalian parliamentary electionsFebruary 1 – February 3February 17Munich Security ConferenceCypriot presidential electionsMarchMarch 9Maltese parliamentary electionsAprilApril 19 – April 21World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings82013 Major Events
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Page 3: Field Manual to EuropeIntroduction
Page 6: multilateral channels. Europeanshav
Page 12 and 13: US-EU Investment vs. Global Nationa
Page 14 and 15: economic conditions in the eurozone
Page 17 and 18: MEMO ONTHE EUROZONE CRISISThe State
Page 19 and 20: attitude toward moral hazard. Withw
Page 21 and 22: Greece: 2010 Bailout BreakdownGreec
Page 23 and 24: the deficit from 4.5 percent to thr
Page 27 and 28: NATO thus faces an uncertain future
Page 29 and 30: 1. Consider NATO’s defensespendin
Page 31 and 32: of-area operations and worldwidepar
Page 33 and 34: concurrent terrorist attack in Beng
Page 35: 2. Strengthen regionalpartnerships
Page 38 and 39: MEMO ONCOUNTERTERRORISM ANDHOMELAND
Page 40 and 41: home affairs (JHA), particularly in
Page 43 and 44: Status of EU Countries in the US Vi
Page 45 and 46: offensive capability centered at NA
Page 47 and 48: socialized, i.e. there is a tacit e
Page 49 and 50: such technology, such as deep packe
Page 51 and 52: MEMO ONENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGEThe S
Page 54 and 55: identifying the agents most qualifi
Page 56 and 57: MEMO ONTURKEYThe State of PlayTurke
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as a rising regional and internatio
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CASE STUDY: TURKEY’S ENERGY ROLE:
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22%12%Turkey’s Main Trading Partn
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MEMO ONRUSSIAThe State of PlayIn Pr
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EU-Russia security apparatus. Themo
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greater market access for US busine
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MEMO ONCHINAThe State of PlayIn 201
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But China’s competitive meridian
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in millions of USDUS-China Bilatera
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7 6Acknowledgements
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CITATIONSINTRODUCTION1See “Confid
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20Castle, S. (17 September, 2011).
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ARAB UPRISING1Koch, C. (summer 2011
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COUNTERTERRORISM & HOMELAND SECURIT
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21Healey, J. (January 2012). Beyond
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20Berlemont, I. (25 July, 2012). Fr
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24Putin, V. (6 September, 2012). An
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