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The Mediterranean in an age of Globalisation

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Ladies and Gentlemen, on my own behalf as a professor of international relations, and on behalf of my host institution here, IBEI, the Barcelona Institute for International Studies, I would like to thank you for the kind invitation to address your Graduate Conference here today, and to share some thoughts, born of the intersection of my field of specialisation, International Relations, with the experience of living, writing, research, working and listening in this city of Barcelona, and in the Catalan and Spanish contexts, these past 4 years.

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  1. I am most grateful to the Italian colleagues who, at the ECPR Conference itself, drew my attention to Livorno, a city I had previously missed, as the fourth case.

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  1. Fred Halliday
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† This was originally delivered as the Plenary Lecture to the ECPR's Graduate Conference at the Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona, on 25 August 2008. Professor Fred Halliday died on 26 August 2010. We are grateful to Professor Maxine Molyneux who, as Executor of his Estate, kindly granted permission to reproduce this lecture. The author did not have a chance to complete a definitive revision of the lecture for publication.

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Halliday, F. The Mediterranean in an age of Globalisation. Eur Polit Sci 10, 118–130 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1057/eps.2010.81

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