Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Left to its Domestic Devices: How the Syrian Regime Boxed Itself In. — Barcelona: Elcano Royal Institute, 2005. – 18 pp
Egypt’s Constitutional Test: Averting the March toward Islamic Fundamentalism. — Waterloo: The Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2007. – 47 pp
Weapons of Mass Destruction in the Near and Middle East after the Iraq War 2003. Military capabilities in the Near and Middle East/ Christian Mӧlling, Gӧtz Neunek. – Hamburg: University of Hamburg, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, 2003. – 22 pp
Fast Forward to the Past? The Line in the Sand from Iraq to Iran. – Waterloo: The Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2006. – 29 pp
Muslims in Europe: addressing the challenges of radicalisation. – Brussels: European Policy Center, 2006. – 57 pp
Veiled Impunity: Iran’s Use of Non-State Armed Groups. – 44 pp
Why Europe has to offer a better deal towards its Muslim communities: A quantitative analysis of open international data / Tausch Arno, Bischof Christian, Kastrun Tomz, Karl Mueller. — Centro Argentino de Estudios Internacionales, 2006. – 456 pp
Limitations on Religion in a Liberal Democratic Policy: Christianity and Islam in the Public Order of the European Union. – L.: London School of Economic and Political Science, 2007. – 46 pp
Turkey: Between the European Union and the Middle East // Proceedings of Symposium. – Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, The Moshe Dayan Center, 2006. – 68 pp.
Turkish-Israeli Relations in a Trans-Atlantic Context: Wider Europe and the Greater Middle East // Conference Proceedings. — Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University, The Moshe Dayan Center, 2005. – 123 pp