Natasha Wunsch, Assistant Professor of European Integration/Political Science at Sciences Po Paris, has contributed to IEP Berlin’s #BerlinPerspectives series. The […]
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Category: European Integration & Institutional Affairs
“Ursula Von der Leyen’s First State of the Union”, Brigid Laffan (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
On 16th of September 2020, Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen gave her first State of the Union (SoU) address, a practice […]
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“The three archetype European historic development models and their impact in East-Central Europe”, Miklós Szanyi (IWE CERS)
This paper deals mainly with the historic origins of the special rent-based East-Central European development model. The Atlantic competition-based model […]
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“The politicisation of permanent crisis in Europe”, Colin Hay, Benedetta Voltolini and Michal Natorski (Sciences Po, France)
Taking stock of the numerous crises that have confronted Europe in the last decade, this special issue investigates the relationship […]
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“A ‘Europe des Nations’: far right imaginative geographies and the politicization of cultural crisis on Twitter in Western Europe”, Caterina Froio and Bharath Ganesh (Sciences Po, France)
Contestation over European integration has been widely studied in the rhetoric of parties, leaders, and movements on the far right […]
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“Half-full or half-empty? Framing of UK–EU relations during the Brexit referendum campaign”, Tatiana Coutto (Sciences Po, France)
This article analyses the political construction and politicisation of UK–EU relations by British parliamentarians in Westminster and in the European […]
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“The European Council and Europe’s Magic Lantern”, Nicoletta Pirozzi (IAI, Italy)
The July European Council resulted in a good deal, arguably the best possible under the circumstances. It took four days […]
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“Trilemma Tradeoffs in International Relations: Brexit and the Irish Border Question”, Olivier Lewis (College of Europe, Bruges)
During the NEXTEUK Project International Online Conference “Brexit and European integration: Political, policy and legitimacy challenges” – organised by the Centre for European […]
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“A Differentiated “Dual Track” European Union as a Remedy in Times of Cri-sis? Debating Habermas, Arendt, and the Theoretical Foundations of Graduated European In-tegration”, Lars Rensmann (IAI, Italy)
This EU IDEA paper engages with ideational origins and normative political theories of European differentiated integration. Specifically, it examines a […]
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“The Conference on the Future of Europe is an opportunity – also for the European Committee of the Regions”, Mark Speich (IEP, Germany)
North Rhine-Westphalia’s State Secretary for European Affairs, Mark Speich (CDU), sees the conference as an opportunity to reduce the over-constitutionalisation […]
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“How Does Differentiated Integration Work in the EU Financial Sector? Spot-light on Banking Union”, Sebastian Mack (IAI, Italy)
Five years after the entry into force of the Banking Union, this Policy Paper assesses its effectiveness as a form […]
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“Differentiated Cooperation in European Foreign Policy: The Challenge of Coherence”, Giovanni Grevi et al. (IAI, Italy)
This paper addresses the central question of the interplay between mostly informal differentiated cooperation formats in European foreign policy, and […]
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“Der (europäische) Föderalist: Addressing the right problems with the right instruments at the right time: Reflections on the Conference on the Future of Europe”, John Erik Fossum (IEP, Germany)
Political scientist John Erik Fossum analyses three key questions that need to be answered in the preparation of the conference: […]
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“Julian Plottka, Enhancing the Democratic Legitimacy of the European Union”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
We are happy to announce the publication of three policy papers by our Senior Researchers Manuel Müller und Julian Plottka […]
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“How Many Europes? Fragmentation in the European Space since the Great Re-cession”, Marco Zoppi (IAI, Italy)
Since the Great Recession started in the late 2000s, the European Union (EU) has experienced an acute crisis that has […]
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“How Does Identity Relate to Attitudes To-wards Differentiation? The Cases of France, Germany, Czech Republic and Turkey”, Senem Aydın-Düzgit, Jan Kovář and Petr Kratochvíl (IAI, Italy)
This paper explores the ways in which national identities shape attitudes towards differentiated integration in two old member states, one […]
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“Der (europäische) Föderalist: If there were European elections next Sunday”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
In the eight-weekly European election seat projection on the blog “Der (europäische) Föderalist”, the corona effect, from which national governments […]
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“Der (europäische) Föderalist: The Polarisation Dilemma”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
On the blog “Der (europäische) Föderalist”, our Senior Researcher Manuel Müller compares the lead candidates’ campaigns in the last two […]
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“Differentiation in ASEAN, ECOWAS and MERCOSUR: A comparative analysis”, Anna Ayuso, Bart Gaens and Bernardo Venturi, Giovanni Grevi and Marco Zeiss (CIDOB, Barcelona)
This policy paper explores how diverse modes of differentiation occur in regions beyond Europe. From the perspective of comparative regionalism, the paper […]
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“Delegated act or implementing act: clearly delineated?”, Sabina Lange (EIPA, Maastricht)
Almost a decade after the Lisbon Treaty introduced the division, the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission agreed on […]
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“The EU agenda and the right of initiative”, Edward Best (EIPA, Maastricht)
The Conference on the Future of Europe was to be launched on 9 May 2020 to debate the EU’s priorities, […]
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“The Future EU–UK Partnership: A Historical Institutionalist Perspective”, Sieglinde Gstöhl and David Phinnemore (College of Europe, Bruges)
This article takes a comparative perspective to identify the likely parameters of the future partnership between the United Kingdom (UK) […]
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“Differentiated cooperation in European foreign policy: The challenge of coherence”, Pol Morillas, Eduard Soler i Lecha, Giovanni Grevi and Marco Zeiss (CIDOB, Spain)
This paper addresses the central question of the interplay between mostly informal differentiated cooperation formats in European foreign policy, and the foreign […]
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“Methodological Pluralism in European Political Science”, Virginie Guiraudon (Sciences Po, France)
This chapter reflects on the diversity of approaches in political science and its associated challenges, comparing them with the risks […]
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“The European asylum system: A necessary case of differentiation”, Emmanuel Comte (CIDOB, Spain)
The European asylum system is based on the 1990 Dublin Convention and its revisions and developments in EU law. It […]
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“Uni-formity and Differentiation in the Fundamentals of EU Membership”, Ivan Damjanovski, Christophe Hillion and Denis Preshova (IEP, Germany)
Measures to contain the corona pandemic are exacerbating existing trends in some EU member states: For years Poland and Hungary […]
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“Differentiated Integration in the EMU: Impact on Policy Ef-fectiveness and Political Unity”, Marta Pilati and Francesco De Angelis (IAI, Italy)
This paper describes and assesses the functioning of differentiated integration arrangements in the field of Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). […]
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“Has a Red Line Been Crossed in Serbia? Enlargement as Yet Another Crucial Test for the German EU Presidency”, Matteo Bonomi (IAI, Italy)
While minimum democratic standards were upheld during the vote, Serbian democracy has taken a hard hit as a result of the partially boycotted […]
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The (European) Federalist: “If there were European elections next Sunday (June 2020)” (IEP, Germany)
What will the “new normal” look like after Corona? Where will there be a return to the previous state, what […]
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The (European) Federalist: “Pan-European lists – but how?” (IEP, Germany)
The public debate on pan-European (or, in Brussels jargon, “transnational”) European election lists has become a little quieter over the […]
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“Life beyond multilateralism? COVID-19, European strategic autonomy and Spanish foreign policy”, Félix Arteaga and Luis Simón (Elcano, Spain)
EU and Spanish foreign policy were undergoing a transition from multilateralism to strategic autonomy to adapt to an increasingly competitive […]
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“In a mad Brexit world, “no deal” makes some kind of sense”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The Conservative government has been surprisingly successful in avoiding public discussion of the disappearance on 30th June of its option to […]
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“A Conference of Citizens and Parliaments: From the Conference on the Future of Europe to the Future for Europe’s Conferences”, Axel Schäfer (IEP, Germany)
Preparations for the Conference on the Future of Europe are ongoing. What are our expectations and wishes for it? Three […]
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“Making the European Capital Brussels tangible for the Next Generation”, Peter Kurri and Paul Schmidt (ÖGFE, Austria)
The Austrian federal government has set itself the goal of enabling all 15 to 20-year-olds to travel to Brussels to […]
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“Expectations, competences and power: understanding the dynamics of EU institutions in tackling the COVID-19 crisis and setting the tone for the Conference on the Future of Europe”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)
The coronavirus has been an unprecedented challenge for the world. The EU, an incomplete integration project with a very high […]
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“Is the European Union finally moving to an economic – not just a monetary – Union?”, John Palmer (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
There is not much of a market just now for optimism about our economic, social, political or environmental future. In […]
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“Youth, Science, Eurosceptics: Only with broad participation will the conference on the future of Europe become a success”, Gustav Spät (IEP, Germany)
Preparations for the Conference on the Future of Europe are ongoing. What are our expectations and wishes for it? Three […]
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“The German Presidency is a time of hope for the EU”, David Gow (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
David Gow argues in his latest blog that the EU now has a chance to put behind it the years of […]
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“No reason to hurry: A well-prepared and inclusive conference on the future of Europe should begin on 9 May 2021”, Julian Plottka (IEP, Germany)
Preparations for the Conference on the Future of Europe are ongoing. What are our expectations and wishes for it? Three […]
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“Hungary and the Rule of Law – What is the best way to restore compliance with the EU core values?”, Magda Stumvoll (CIFE)
Tendencies towards undermining European core values in EU member states – represented on the example of Hungary in this paper […]
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“Challenges of Deepening EU Free Trade Agreements with Southern Mediterranean Countries”, Tamás Szigetvári (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Over the past decade the European Union concluded dozens of free trade agreements. These agreements are aimed at more than […]
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“Brexit and External Differentiation in Single Market Access, EU IDEA Papers, Policy Brief 1”, Andreas Eisl and Eulalia Rubio (IAI, Italy)
This policy brief develops two possible scenarios (closer vs. looser cooperation) of a future EU–UK economic relationship. After analysing how […]
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“Uniformity and Differentiation in the Fundamentals of EU Membership: The EU Rule of Law Acquis in the Pre- and Post-accession Contexts, EU IDEA Papers”, Ivan Damjanovski, Christophe Hillion and Denis Preshova (IAI, Italy)
The paper discusses the nexus between the EU pre-accession conditionality and membership obligations to guarantee respect for the rule of […]
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“When the Franco–German “Couple” Starts Making Sense Again”, Claire Darmé (IAI, Italy)
The recent Franco-German proposal for a 500 billion euro EU Recovery Fund for the COVID-19 emergency has fed unceasing and divisive debates about […]
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“The popular mobilisation units as a relief agency: can the Coronavirus pandemic accelerate institutional transformation?”, Tamer Badawi (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
The coronavirus pandemic is helping the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) in Iraq to function as an auxiliary relief agency besides […]
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“UK-EU Summit: Fishy”, John Stevens (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
The British government has been making a significant effort to present the video conference between the Prime Minister and the […]
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“European Defence in the Post-COVID World, IAI Commentaries”, Stefano Cont (IAI, Italy)
As recognised by Clausewitz’s famous works on war, the “defence dimension” of each organized community – whether a state, a […]
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“The Brexit process and its impact on EU policies and institutions”, Miklós Somai (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Since the EU membership referendum of 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the EU has generated considerable interest […]
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“Who should be in charge of cyberspace? The European Union, member states and the constitution of structural power”, Moritz Weiss (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This paper seeks to explore the underlying power dynamics between supranational and national actors within the European Union. It argues […]
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“Finnish-Swedish defence cooperation: What history suggests about future scenarios, FIIA Briefing Paper”, Charly Salonius and Henri Vanhanen (FIIA, Finland)
Defence cooperation between Finland and Sweden has a history that far predates the most recent ‘reignition’ of 2014, and is […]
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“EU-UK Relations After the High Level Conference, IAI Commentaries”, Ferdinando Nelli Feroci (IAI, Italy)
The respective positions of the two parties continue to remain quite distant. The four rounds of negotiations conducted so far, […]
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“The European Parliament: One year after the European elections”, Johanna Edthofer and Paul Schmidt (ÖGFE, Austria)
After a long time of negotiations and political tug-of-war, the United Kingdom left the EU on 31 January 2020. Since […]
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“Corona pandemic and the German EU Council Presidency”, Funda Tekin and Jana Schubert (IEP, Germany)
In their article “Deutschlands Corona-Präsidentschaft. Weichenstellungen für die Zukunft Europas“ (German only), Funda Tekin and Jana Schubert give an outlook […]
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“Transnational lists can save the Spitzenkandidaten system”, Manuel Müller (IEP, Germany)
In a guest article for the blog “Der (europäische) Föderalist” Charles Goerens, vice-chairman of the European Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional […]
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“A COVID-19 Moment for Technological Sovereignty in Europe?”, Jean-Pierre Darnis (IAI, Italy)
The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered important debates about technological and industrial sovereignty in Europe. The lack of essential equipment such […]
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New issue of “La Regionisto” – The Regions of Europe Society’s journal (College of Europe, Natolin)
The Regions of Europe Society, founded by a group of students of the College of Europe in Natolin, is really […]
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“Solidarity and coronavirus: the end of naïve Europeanism?”, Héctor Sánchez Margalef (CIDOB, Spain)
The solidarity (or lack thereof) prompted by the coronavirus crisis might have an unexpected consequence: the end of naïve Europeanism […]
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“Citizenship: Contrasting Dynamics at the Interface of Integration and Constitutionalism”, Jo Shaw (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
This working paper explores the complex tapestry of citizenship in the European Union context, and examines how discourses of citizenship […]
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“European Defence and PESCO: Don’t Waste the Chance”, Sven Biscop (IAI, Italy)
Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) is a major initiative in differentiated integration within the EU in the field of defence. This […]
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“Work in London, Love in Paris: Middle Class Mobility over the Channel Tunnel”, Christine Barwick and Patrick Le Gales (Sciences Po, France)
Our paper contributes to the analysis of the transformation of middle classes in Europe by linking the issue of spatialization […]
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“What previous crises tell us about the likely impact of COVID19 on the EU”, Marianne Riddervold, Jarle Trondal and Aksemi Newsome (NUPI, Norway)
The Covid-19 crisis and its wide-ranging consequences illustrate the importance of understanding how the EU responds to crises. Drawing on […]
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“Disinformation and power: the intermediaries crisis”, edited by Daniel Innerarity and Carme Colomina (CIDOB, Spain)
The digital acceleration has transformed the media, narratives, information consumption, and the configuration of public opinion. The rise of social […]
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“COVID-19, Border Closures, and International Law”, Bríd Ní Ghráinne (IIR, Czech Republic)
IIR Senior Researcher Bríd Ní Ghráinne published a new reflection about the coronavirus. In her work, she focuses on the […]
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“From a Europe of Bits and Pieces to a Union of Variegated Differentiation”, Deirdre Curtin (RSCAS-EUI, Italy)
Thirty years after the Europe of bits and pieces of the Maastricht Treaty, the EU legal system has evolved beyond […]
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“Political elites and citizens view EU cooperation with scepticism”, Jan Kovář (IIR, Czech Republic)
The European Policy Institutes Network has published a report on the various responses to the Covid-19 crisis and how EU […]
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“European Identity and the Test of COVID-19”, Irene Caratelli (IAI, Italy)
What does it mean to be European? Identity is not a natural element, biologically determined and fixed in time, but […]
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“Lessons from a global crisis: coronavirus, the international order and the future of the EU”, Pol Morillas (CIDOB, Spain)
The coronavirus crisis will confront us with certain lessons. Questions will be asked about our democracies, the authoritarian regimes of […]
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“Extending Loans and Providing Equity: The EIB and National Development Banks Must Act Now”, Matthias Thiemann and Peter Volberding (Sciences Po, France)
“The European Union is at a pivotal moment. The debate over how solidarity should be organised to respond jointly to […]
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“A gender bias in the European Journal of Political Research?”, Emiliano Grossman (Sciences Po, France)
Publications have become the single most important factor of career evaluation in the social sciences, as well as in most […]
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“A Fumbling or an Enabling European Union: Envisioning Multilateralism in a Post-Corona World”, Atila Eralp and Fuat Keyman (IPC, Turkey)
2019/20 Mercator-IPC Senior Fellow Atila Eralp and Director Fuat Keyman’s policy brief “A Fumbling or an Enabling European Union: Envisioning […]
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“Improving Food Choices Through Nutrition Labelling: Towards a Common ‘Nutri-Score’ Scheme Across the EU – CEPOB 3.20”, Vincent Delhomme (College of Europe, Bruges)
The European Union is committed to the global fight against obesity and overweight, in which nutrition labelling plays an important […]
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“Weaponising the Exit Agreement: the ongoing Irish dimension of Brexit”, Andrew Blick (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Dr Andrew Blick analyses the complex issues caused for the island of Ireland by Brexit; and warns the British government […]
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“How Relevant? The EU’s ‘Geopolitical’ Commission and the Response to the COVID19 Pandemic – CEPOB 4.20”, Tommaso Emiliani (College of Europe, Bruges)
The COVID19 pandemic constitutes an unprecedented challenge for the European Union (EU), posing existential internal as well as external threats […]
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“Social and Economic Reconstruction of the European Union Dimensions: Toward Bottom-Up and Top-Down Institutional Reconstruction of the European Union – more inclusive, more sustainable and more pluralistic EU”, Matjaž Nahtigal (CIR, Slovenia)
The purpose of this monograph is to show that there is a path beyond the pessimistic, shallow, fragmentary EU on […]
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“COVID19 bends the rules on internal border controls: Yet another crisis undermining the Schengen acquis?”, Saila Heinikoski (FIIA, Finland)
Free movement within the Schengen Area has been challenged in recent years by national measures: from internal border checks after […]
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“Brexit: Transition in a Time of Pandemic”, Brendan Donnelly (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Brendan Donnelly argues that the Conservative Party’s obsession with Brexit may prevent the British government from seeking an extension to the […]
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“COVID-19 and the Structural Crisis of Liberal Democracies: Determinants and Consequences of the Governance of Pandemic”, Luca Alteri, Louisa Parks, Luca Raffini and Tommaso Vitale (Sciences Po, France)
The pandemic caused by the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus has revealed impacts well beyond those linked to health. […]
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“Thoughts on Solidarity in Times of Global Pandemic”, Tommaso Vitale (Sciences Po, France)
The global pandemic crisis porses a number of questions regarding our commitment to solidarity. How can we guarantee that we […]
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“Methodological Pluralism in European Political Science”, Virginie Guiraudon (Sciences Po, France)
The celebration of the 50th anniversary of the ECPR is an opportunity to reflect on the origins and development of […]
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“The Shifting Boundaries of Nordic Defence Cooperation”, Maren Garberg Bredesn (NUPI, Norway)
Nordic security and defence cooperation is shifting with the rapid rise and expansion of European defence cooperation. Spanning industrial collaboration, […]
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“Coronavirus: Economic Threat, Political Response and Implications”, Federico Steinberg (Elcano, Spain)
What will be the economic impact of the coronavirus and what economic policy responses are required by this unprecedented situation? […]
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“The EU, Coronavirus and Crisis Management: is ‘Solidarity’ Real or Just a Prop?”, Ilke Toygür (Elcano, Spain)
Coronavirus, is now present throughout Europe. Although it is the health of the people of the EU that must come […]
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“The COVID-19 Pandemic and European Security: Between Damages and Crises”, Alessandro Marrone (IAI, Italy)
The COVID-19 pandemic will negatively affect the defence field from a budgetary, industrial and politico-strategic point of view, particularly in […]
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“A Coordinated, Unlimited and Flexible Insurance Policy to Respond to the Pandemic”, Gonzalo García-Andrés (Elcano, Spain)
The COVID-19 pandemic requires a coordinated global response. This analysis highlights some of the main components. The COVID-19 global pandemic […]
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“The COVID-19 crisis: Ten Takeaways for the EU”, Paul Schmidt (ÖGfE, Austria)
What does the Covid-19 outbreak mean for the future of the European Union? Paul Schmidt presents ten takeaways for EU […]
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“The Multiple Challenges Of COVID-19”, Andreas Thephanous (University of Nicosia, Cyprus)
The situation that has been created with the spread of COVID-19 almost throughout the world is indeed extraordinary. This pandemic, […]
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“COVID-19: A Stress Test for International Development Cooperation”, Stefano Manservisi (IAI, Italy)
The values of solidarity and mutual responsibility, fundamental pillars of European integration and external action, are presently at stake. Approaches […]
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“The New European Commission’s Green Deal and Geopolitical Language: A Critique from a Decentring Perspective”, Daniela Huber (IAI, Italy)
The coronavirus crisis deeply challenges the assumption that we human beings can dominate nature. Contraposing the new European Commission Green […]
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“Resilience Is Dead. Long Live Resilience?”, Elena A. Korosteleva and Irina Petrova (IAI, Italy)
Resilience has recently emerged as a possible solution to address the increasing dysfunctionality of national and global governance, strengthening its […]
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“Italy and the COVID-19 Emergency: Tackling an Unprecedented Crisis, with Limited EU Solidarity”, Marco Siddi (FIIA, Finland)
Thus far, Italy has been the EU member most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as the first one […]
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“COVID-19, Corona Bonds and Kicking the Can Down the Road”, Dr Andrew Black (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
What I see is European construction drifting towards a free-trade zone, that is to say an English-style Europe, which I […]
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“COVID-19: Which Effects on Defence Policies in Europe?”, Alessandro Marrone and Ottavia Credi (IAI, Italy)
The crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will have consequences on every aspect of the European societies, including the defence […]
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“Can the EU survive the virus?”, David Gow (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
David Gow is the Editor of Sceptical.scot, Senior Adviser at Social Europe and Senior Adviser at Acumen Public Affairs. He is former […]
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“Beyond Coronabonds: A New Constituent for Europe”, Nicoletta Pirozzi (IAI, Italy)
Every era has its symbols. In 1984, Mitterrand and Kohl held hands on the battlefield in Verdun, coming to symbolise […]
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“New CAP Delivery Model, Old Issues”, Emil Erjavec, Marko Lovec and Tanja Šumrada (CIR, Slovenia)
The proposed Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for the period 2021–2027 will be more flexible and, presumably, more effective. The article […]
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Blog Post: “If the European elections were to be held next Sunday…” (IEP, Germany)
Brexit, the Polish judicial crisis, the return of the asylum question, the coronavirus: there has been no shortage of major […]
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“European Vision and Ambition Needed: Italy and Germany Must Promote a Global EU Re-sponse to COVID-19”, Tobias Bunde, Ferdinando Nelli Feroci, Boris Ruge and Nathalie Tocci (IAI, Italy)
The European project was built on the ashes of two world wars. The ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the most devastating pandemic […]
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“COVID-19 and the Liberal International Order: Exposing Instabilities and Weaknesses in an Open International System”, Carla Norrlof (FIIA, Finland)
COVID-19 is the latest blow to the ailing liberal international order (LIO). More clearly than the succession of trials the […]
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“Digital Transformation: Enabling Factory Economy Actors’ Entrepreneurial Integration in Global Value Chains?”, Andrea Szalavetz (IWE CERS, Hungary)
Drawing on interviews with ten Hungarian digital automotive technology providers, this paper investigates how digital transformation can assist factory economy […]
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“European Identity and the Plague”, Roger Casale (The Federal Trust, United Kingdom)
Roger Casale reminds us that plague has often shaped human history and hopes that the European Union and United Kingdom […]
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