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About Fabrizio Tassinari

Fabrizio Tassinari is a senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies

 



Articles by Fabrizio Tassinari

Wednesday 4th January

Denmark, the imperfect Europhile

Fabrizio Tassinari, 4 January 2012
Is an EU based on accommodating differences and allowing exemptions suited to bring Europe out of the crisis? A good answer may come from Denmark.
Friday 14th October

Tunisia: wasn’t this what we hoped for?

Fabrizio Tassinari and Rasmus Alenius Boserup, 14 October 2011
Following the successful revolution of January 2011, Tunisia has begun to rebuild itself. There are many challenges still to be faced however, amongst them the re-emergence of the Islamist movement, Hizb al-Nahda.
Wednesday 2nd February

Calling Europe's bluff in north Africa

Fabrizio Tassinari, 2 February 2011
Europe has taken too little interest in the political path of its southern neighbours, argues Fabrizio Tassinari.

Partners in pragmatism: Why the EU should give a little to take a lot

Fabrizio Tassinari, 6 December 2010
The EU has missed a trick or two in grasping Russia's foreign policy potential, says Fabrizio Tassinari. If they returned to an approach of pragmatic tit-for-tat, the Europeans would have a far better chance of achieving their broader policy goals.
Friday 30th July

Europe's butterfly effect

Fabrizio Tassinari, 30 July 2010
Amid an increasingly competitive global environment where Europe's future aspirations on the world stage have been questioned, Fabrizio Tassinari argues that focusing on the finer issues could help Europe to colour the bigger picture.
Wednesday 3rd February

Europe's role in losing Ukraine

Fabrizio Tassinari, 3 February 2010
On the eve of the crucial run-off in Ukraine's presidential election, Fabrizio Tassinari argues that enlargement fatigue in the EU has meant that since the Orange Revolution Ukraine has been offered no real prospect of joining Europe
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