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Clara PORTELA, a Spanish national, joined the ESDP Democracy network
in September 2003. She was based in the Centre for International
Co-operation and Security (CICS) at the University of Bradford,
UK, where she worked on the sanctions policy of the European Union,
as well as on the development of ESDP.
Before joining the RTN network, Clara worked as a European Security
Co-ordinator at the Berlin Information-center for Transatlantic
Security (BITS). In this position, she edited the PENN (Project
of European Nuclear Non-Proliferation) Newsletter. She was also
a Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Security Studies of the European
Union (ISS-EU) in Paris and a teaching assistant at the Department
of International Studies, Nottingham Trent University.
She holds an MA (Diplom) in Political Science from the Free University
of Berlin (2000) and a BA (Vordiplom) in the same subject from the
J.W.Goethe-Universität in Frankfurt am Main. Prior to graduating,
Clara was an intern at the Delegation of the European Commission
to the United Nations in New York and at the Assembly of the Western
European Union (WEU) in Paris, as well as exchange student at the
University of Ulster, UK.
Clara Portela is an Associate Expert at BITS and an Affiliated
Member of the Cluj-Center for Policy Analysis. She is the author
of various publications on European security issues, particularly
ESDP, as well as international legal issues.
Clara is now employed as a researcher at the Department of Social
and Political Sciences, European University Institute
Florence (Italy).
She can be reached at Clara.Portela@iue.it
Publications:
- "The
EU and the NPT: Testing the New European Nonproliferation Strategy",
Disarmament Diplomacy no.78, July/August 2004
- "The
Role of the EU in the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: The
Way to Thessaloniki and Beyond", PRIF Reports, No. 65,
December 2003.
- "Humanitarian Intervention and International Law",
in: "The Future of Peace in the Twenty-First Century: Mitigating
Discontents and Harmonizing Global Diversity", The Eleanor
Roosevelt Institute for Justice and Peace (ed.), Washington, D.C,
2003.
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"CESDP under the Spanish Presidency of the EU", PENN
(Project on European Nuclear Non-Proliferation) Newsletter 16,
August 2002.
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"Terrorism and the Law of the Use of Force", BITS
Research Note 02.1, June 2002.
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"Transcending MTCR", PENN Newsletter 15, November
2001.
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"The EU's Anti-terrorist Reaction", PENN Newsletter
15, November 2001.
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"CESDP's Countdown to Laeken", PENN Newsletter 15,
November 2001.
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"Addressing the CESDP'S Civilian-Military Mismatch",
BITS Policy Note 01.3, June 2001.
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"The European Commission's Concept of Conflict Prevention",
PENN Newsletter 14, May 2001.
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"Rethinking the US-British Strategy on Iraq", PENN
Newsletter 14, May 2001.
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"EU-Russia Relations: Problems and Opportunities",
BITS Research Note 01.2, May 2001.
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"Humanitarian Intervention, NATO and International Law",
BITS Research Report 00.4, Dec. 2000.
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"CEPSD on the Road to Nice", PENN Newsletter 12,
October 2000
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"Europe's Nuclear Dilemma", European Voice, 27 July
- 4 August 2000.
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