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Policy Paper series forms part of the
Institute for Security and Development Policy's
ambition to respond, through up-to-date analysis and policy
implications, to contemporary events in Eurasia. Ranging
from 10-30 pages in length, the Policy Papers are intended
to give concise and accessible analysis to both
policy-makers and business leaders.
The Impact of Illicit Drugs Trafficking, Corruption and
Organized Crime: How to Strengthen Regional Cooperation
around the Baltic Sea? June 2009
Internationally Organized Crime, The Escalation of Crime
within the Global Economy, March 2009
Countering Narcotics Smuggling in Europe's Eastern
Neighborhood, February 2009
The Russian-Georgian War: Political and Military
Implications for U.S. Policy, February 2009
Russia's War in Georgia: Causes and Implications for Georgia
and the World, August 2008
Dealing with Myanmar: A Unity of Divided Interests, June
2008
Georgia's May 2008 Parliamentary Elections:Setting Sail in A
Storm, May 2008
The Implications of Russia's Elections: Relations with the
'Near Abroad', April 2008
Russia after Putin: Implications for Russia's Politics and
Neighbors, March 2008
The Putin Succession and its Implications for Russian
Politics, February 2008
Pakistan's Crisis: Incremental Steps toward Sustainable
Democracy, January 2008
Learning from Georgia's Crisis: Implications and
Recommendations, December 2007
The 17th South Korean Presidential Election: No More
Sunshine for North Korea? December 2007
Engaging with the Issue of Myanmar: A New Perspective,
October 2007
Japan's Upper House Election, July 29: Down or Dawn for
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe? July 2007
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