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How effective are EU level instruments in supporting liberal democracy? Is the EU too slow or ineffective in responding to […]
Read moreWhat is citizenship education and what is its role in countering post-truth politics? What is the EU doing to promote […]
Read morePrior to the regular TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conferences, TEPSA has a tradition of formulating recommendations to present to the incoming Council […]
Read more“The Iran Nuclear Deal was flawed from the start. Firstly, the agreement does not address Iran’s development of ballistic missiles. […]
Read more“Why should Europe ban the Killer Robots? Although there is some disagreement about what lethal autonomous weapons systems really mean, […]
Read more“The balancing act between deterrence, reassurance and engagement that has been defining for Norway-Russia relations, is now under pressure and […]
Read more“We Europeans all know what connectivity is all about. It’s really in our DNA. Our infrastructures liaise us, and in […]
Read moreIf our whole life turns digital, then what happens with those people who do not have access to the digital […]
Read more“We need more empirical research to inform policy makers when they do regulation on digital trade. This is important because […]
Read more“A review of the EU’s Recast Regulation on dual-use items shows rising concern for the misuse of cyber-surveillance technologies (e.g., […]
Read more“What is the double crisis? The first issue has to do with the geopolitical situation: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has […]
Read more“In 2021 with the creation of the National Government of Unity and the fact that both Malta and Russia now […]
Read more“What is the relationship between Turkey and Russia? How does this relationship affect Turkey’s position within the EU? What should […]
Read more“The problem of democratic backsliding in European politics is a problem which has now some history. Should autocrats be expelled […]
Read morePrior to the regular TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conferences, TEPSA has a tradition of formulating recommendations to present to the incoming Council […]
Read more“The need for a comprehensive European strategy towards Russia [is clear]. Such a strategy needs to include a clear plan […]
Read more“Slovakia stands for obligations to the EU and supports the Ukrainian people and sovereignty of the country in the fight […]
Read more“Humanity is facing a serious crisis due to human-induced climate change. It is imperative that local, regional, national, and international […]
Read morePrior to the regular TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conferences, TEPSA has a tradition of formulating recommendations to present to the incoming Council […]
Read more“In discussions about solidarity in the EU, Croatia is overwhelmingly placed at the receiving end of that solidarity, while discussions […]
Read more“The so-called refugee crisis, which broke out in summer 2015, and is still in progress, constitutes a phenomenon that concerns […]
Read more“While the road to gender parity may still be long, we can all do our part to make it shorter.” […]
Read morePrior to the regular TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conferences, TEPSA has a tradition of formulating recommendations to present to the incoming Council […]
Read more“This strategy shows that the EU is reaching a mature foreign policy, capable of leveraging its main strength and allowing […]
Read moreIn this video Katrin Boettger, Funda Tekin, both Co-Directors of the Institut Für Europaïsche Politik (IEP) in Berlin, Germany, are […]
Read more“Politics has ceased to be a competition of ideas, and has transformed into a battle between rivalling visions for the […]
Read moreIn this video Senem Aydin-Düzgit, Academic Affairs Coordinator at the Istanbul Policy Center, and Ozgehan Senyuva, Associate Professor at the […]
Read moreIn this video Mykhailo Pashkov, the Co-Director of the Foreign Relations and International Security Programs at the Razumkov Center in […]
Read moreIn this latest TEPSA Explainer, Mark Harwood, Director of the Institute for European Studies at the University of Malta, gives […]
Read moreIn this latest TEPSA Explainer, Brendan Donnelly, Director of the Federal trust for Education and Research, gives his analysis of […]
Read moreDuring the first plenary session of the Portuguese Pre-Presidency Conference, TEPSA presented a set of recommendations to the Portuguese Presidency […]
Read moreIn this latest TEPSA Explainer created in view of the InDivEU project, TEPSA project manager Giulia Bonacquisti and European University […]
Read moreIn this first video in a two-part series on differentiated integration in the European Union, TEPSA project manager Giulia Bonacquisti […]
Read moreOur two-part series on differentiated integration in the European Union continues this week, with TEPSA project manager Giulia Bonacquisti and […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Petr Kratochvíl, Full Professor of International Relations, Senior Researcher at the […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Lucia Mokrá, Dean of the Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Paul Schimdt from the Austrian Society for European Politics (ÖGFE) takes […]
Read morePrior to the regular TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conferences, TEPSA has a tradition of formulating recommendations to present to the incoming Council […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Katrin Böttger and Funda Tekin from the Institut für Europäische Politik […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Juha Jokela from the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) takes […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Leonie Vrugtman from the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) takes […]
Read moreIn this contribution to the ongoing TEPSA Explainers series, Hrvoje Butković from the Institute for Development and International Relations (IRMO) […]
Read more“They only perceive the EU as an economic platform, not as a community of values” In this TEPSA Explainer, Zdzislaw […]
Read more“It’s a huge challenge, but we need to be all on board.” In this TEPSA Explainer, Federico Steinberg, Senior Analyst […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Gil Kaufman from the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) discusses the 2020 Democratic Party Presidential […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Pol Vila Sarriá from the Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) discusses the new methodology for […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Başak Alpan from Center of EU Studies of the Middle East Technical University discusses the Turkish […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Tatjana Kuhn (Research Associate at Centre International de Formation Européenne – CIFE, Berlin) discusses the new […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Vessela Tcherneva from the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) discusses the Bulgarian Perspective on the […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Sabina Lange (Senior lecturer at the European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA) and member of the […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Hector Sanchez from CIDOB discusses the Spanish Perspective on the results of the European Elections.
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Eduard Soler (Senior Research Fellow at Barcelona Centre for International Relations – CIDOB, Barcelona) discusses what […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Alice Cunha (Researcher at the Portuguese Institute of International Relations, Lisbon) discusses the outcome of the […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Ilke Toygür (analyst of European affairs at Elcano Royal Institute, Madrid) discusses the outcome of the […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, András Inotai (Research Professor at the Institute of World Economics, Budapest) discusses the upcoming European Parliament […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Matteo Fiorini (Research Fellow at the European University Institute, Florence) discusses voluntary sustainability standard systems and […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Lucia Mokrá (Dean of the Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences of Comenius University in Bratislava and […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Yuriy Yakymenko (Deputy Director General at the Razumkov Centre, Kiev) discusses the dynamics of Ukrainian citizens’ […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Michele Chang (Professor at the College of Europe and member of the TEPSA Board) discusses the future […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Maja Buçar (Head of the Centre of International Relations at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Pol Morillas (Director of the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs – CIDOB) talks about the EU […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Salvador Llaudes (Analyst at the Elcano Royal Institute, Spain) discusses Spain’s views of the European Union […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer, Dr Nicoletta Pirozzi (Head of the “EU, politics and institutions” programme and Institutional Relations Manager at […]
Read moreIn this TEPSA Explainer Sabina Lange (European Institute of Public Administration, Maastricht), Brendan Donnelly (Federal Trust for Education and Research, London), Nicoletta […]
Read moreMoving from the results of the Italian elections of March 2018, this TEPSA Explainer analyses the role played by migration […]
Read moreThis TEPSA Explainer discusses the political priorities of the Austrian Government in light of the upcoming Council Presidency and of […]
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