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35451. Coming out of the shadows: the Polish perspective on China–Central and Eastern Europe relations

35452. Blowing from the East

35453. Migration from China to Slovakia

35454. Where the Lions Are: Gazprom's "Energetic Pliers" and Aspirations of a Eurasian Archipelago: The Geopolitics of Russia's Networked Energy Infrastructure

35455. The New Innovator’s Commercialization Dilemma

35456. Toward a Social Compact for Digital Privacy and Security

35457. Just Enough, Just in Time: Improving Sovereign Debt Restructuring for Creditors, Debtors and Citizens

35458. Corporate Debt in Emerging Economies: A Threat to Financial Stability?

35459. Next Steps for the G20: Turkey 2015

35460. The End of the Beginning: Paris COP 2015

35461. Central Banks Can and Should Do Their Part in Funding Sustainability

35462. Climate Technology Partnerships: Form, Function and Impact

35463. Investor-State Arbitration Between Developed Democratic Countries

35464. International Regulatory Cooperation on the Resolution of Financial Institutions: Where Does India Stand?

35465. Capital Controls and Implications for Surveillance and Coordination: Brazil and Latin America

35466. Submission to Ontario’s Climate Change Discussion Paper 2015

35467. Ukraine and the IMF's Evolving Debt Crisis Narrative

35468. The 2015 Survey of Progress in International Economic Governance

35469. The Digital Trade Imbalance and Its Implications for Internet Governance

35470. The Case for Intellectual Property Rights: Should Patents Be Strengthened, Weakened or Abolished Altogether?

35471. Addressing Past Flaws and Looking to the Future: How Can the WTO Be Made More Relevant?

35472. Pulling the Rope: The Struggle between Official and Popular Islam in Egypt

35473. Governance of the Free Movement of EU Citizens: Weathering the Storm of Politicisation

35474. The Black Box of European Legislation: The Motivation (or Lack of It) behind Transparency in EU Policymaking

35475. Can Ukraine Mimic Poland’s Transition? The Limits of Its Latest Economic Changes

35476. Neither “NATO’s Foreign Legion” Nor the “Donbass International Brigades:” (Where Are All the) Foreign Fighters in Ukraine?

35477. Never Ending Crisis—Prospects for the Belarusian Economy

35478. Civil Society Networks in the EU Integration of Serbia

35479. Towards China’s Great Power Diplomacy under Xi Jinping

35480. Mobile EU Citizens or Migrants? Assessing the Polish Diaspora in Norway

35481. Poland’s Policy towards the Arctic: Key Areas and Priority Actions

35482. Russia’s Use of History as a Political Weapon

35483. Prospects for Polish–U.S. Defence Industrial Cooperation

35484. Turkey’s Rise as a Reluctant Ally Faced with the Russian Threat

35485. How the Crimean Tatars Spoil Putin’s Annexation Myth

35486. Back to the Difficult Past: Central and Eastern Europe’s Relationship with Russia

35487. Georgia after the Riga Eastern Partnership Summit

35488. Financing Climate Actions: Key to a Paris Agreement?

35489. Ready to Go? ISIS and Its Presumed Expansion into Central Asia

35490. Afghan National Army: Improved but Still in Need of Massive Support

35491. Still a “Strategic” EU–NATO Partnership? Bridging Governance Challenges through Practical Cooperation

35492. A Post-Crisis Eurozone: Still an Attractive Offer for Central Europe

35493. The Evolution of U.S. Immigration Policy: Implications for Poland

35494. The YPG and the Changing Dynamics of the Fight against IS

35495. The Limits and Achievements of Regional Governance in Security: NORDEFCO and the V4

35496. Not Really a Coalition: The U.S.–Turkey Deal on the Fight against the Islamic State

35497. Foreigners in the Ukrainian Government: A Unique Solution for Challenging Times

35498. The EU’s New Climate Target: Contribution to a Successful Deal in Paris

35499. Aid Coordination in Moldova: Politics Killing Policy

35500. The Silence of the Guns: Can the Cease-Fire in Donbass Last?