Following the publication of the book The European Parliament in times of EU crisis — Dynamics and Transformations (Palgrave, 2019), authored mainly […]
Read more
Following the publication of the book The European Parliament in times of EU crisis — Dynamics and Transformations (Palgrave, 2019), authored mainly […]
Read moreNicoletta Pirozzi, Matteo Bonomi, A New Idea of Europe: The Challenge of Flexibility, IAI Commentaries, 19:04, IAI, January 2019 With […]
Read more“Where to now for Enlargement? Key Challenges for Western Balkans’ accession into a Brexiting European Union”, Marciacq Florent, Policy Paper […]
Read moreThe “Relaunch of Europe” project reveals potential EU reforms that would be conducive to a greater integration. In their comprehensive […]
Read morePublic Event: “Germany’s Role in Georgia’s European Future: How to align expectations?”, 8 February 2019, Representation of the European Commission […]
Read moreSocial Media campaign on 60 years of IEP: #6Jahrzehnte In 2019, the Institut für Europäische Politik celebrates its 60th anniversary […]
Read moreHigh-level Conference organised by the Department of European Legal Studies on “The Internal Market 2.0“ Where? College of Europe, Verversdijk 16, […]
Read moreTEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “Strengthening the EU as a security actor: citizens’ views and perspectives”, […]
Read moreThis document serves as “Conclusions and Proposals” of the Analytical Report contained in this publication (Ukrainian). “The research arrived at […]
Read moreTEPSA is happy to present its new policy brief “Euro or no Euro, that is the question”, written by Petr Kratochvíl (Senior […]
Read moreThe EU’s problems stem not only from within but also from without. What the governments of non-member countries do has an […]
Read moreThis book edited by Višnja Samardžija is result of the three-year ERESMUS+ Jean Monnet Support to Institution project “POLO-Cro28 Policy […]
Read moreThis report is part of a series of working papers to provide an understanding and assessment of EU democracy and […]
Read moreThe Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) and the LUISS School of Government have joined their forces to launch a new Master programme […]
Read moreThis book, which brings together contributions from over 25 scholars from the TEPSA network, sheds light on the political dynamics within […]
Read moreThis special issue is the output of the biannual Jean Monnet project ‘EU Competences and National Cultural Policies: Critical Dialogues […]
Read moreThe current crisis could lead us to expect an overall increase of conflicts in the EU legislative process and eventually […]
Read moreThis document written by Spanish economists offers some recommendations towards a stronger architecture for the euro through deeper fiscal, financial […]
Read moreThe decision of the British people to leave the EU has consequences not only for the UK but also for […]
Read moreThis study aims at analysing the developments regarding key military capabilities of 31 European countries in four specific areas: Air-to-Air […]
Read moreDespite their internal and external problems, Macron and Merkel reiterated at their meeting in Berlin that they will submit a […]
Read morein: Journal of European Public Policy 25, 2018 The decision of the Cameron government to renegotiate the terms of UK membership […]
Read moreUnprecedented financial and political upheaval have reshaped the institutional and geo-political landscape of both the Eurozone and the EU over […]
Read moreThe study on the European Added Value of the European Citizens’ Initiative written by Julian Plottka, Carmen Gerstenmeyer, Julia Klein […]
Read moreIn this blog post, the Federal Trust’s Director Brendan Donnelly reviews progress in the Brexit debate and argues that the continuing […]
Read morein: Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics, Oxford University Press, 2018. Regional integration theory seeks to explain the establishment and development of regional […]
Read morein Journal of European Public Policy, 25: 7, 2018, 969-989. The European Union has gone through major crises of its two flagship […]
Read moreAnalyses of the Elcano Royal Institute (ARI) This paper looks at the various scenarios for debt mutualisation in the Eurozone […]
Read moreThe European Council met on 22 and 23 March 2018. As the Yearbook authors David Schäfer and Wolfgang Wessels point […]
Read moreElcano Blog This Sunday, 4 March, the whole of Europe will be awaiting news of two poll results: the verdict […]
Read moreCroatia joined the European Union on 1 July 2013 after a long and meandrous road. On the one hand, the […]
Read moreDespite heavy domestic and international campaigning, the separatists have not managed to increase their support, but polarization and instability in […]
Read moreThe problems with forming a government after the 2017 German federal election have provided an opportunity for French President Emmanuel […]
Read moreOn 7 and 8 December 2017, this year’s final conference of the project “Alternative Europa!” took place at the German […]
Read moreLIEPP Working Paper, 2017. The principal component of a European social model was considered to be convergence of social outcomes […]
Read moreIn: Hungarian Spectrum online Read it here
Read moreMeetings in the context of Brexit have pointed out something important: Brexit seems to be an empty project. None knows […]
Read moreEurope’s future is not what it used to be. Ever since the global financial crisis broke out nearly a decade […]
Read moreRecent excursions by Tony Blair and numerous others from the British establishment have lit up the argument about whether the […]
Read moreHere is the story of the European Union by one of its leading thinkers. Andrew Duff describes how the EU […]
Read moreTrust in national and European politics has suffered simultaneously over the past decade in Austria. Euroscepticism and discontent with the […]
Read more“What happens if, at some moment in time, for whatever reason, a member State (government) cannot, say, respect minority rights like marriage […]
Read moreImmigrant inflows in 2015 triggered manifold reactions all over Europe. Policies soon turned towards border management, reforms of asylum procedures, […]
Read moreOn 13 November, EU member states – with the exception of Denmark, Ireland, Malta, Portugal and the UK – […]
Read moreIRMO researchers have published a project study „ Analytical base for the Report on progress in implementation of the Partnership […]
Read moreIn Aspen Review, Issue 04/2017 This question would not have gotten any attention a few years ago. During the first […]
Read moreCiSEP Level B Training: Old fellows, new expectations and plans! What a pleasure to be back in Odessa and to […]
Read moreThe academic quarterly integration addresses professionals dealing with issues of European integration in politics, administration, academics, education and media. It […]
Read moreThe debates on the future of Europe were given a new impetus in 2017 after a majority of British voters […]
Read moreAnother European Council meeting went by, with no substantial changes regarding Turkey-EU relations. Despite the very high degree of criticism […]
Read moreAfter years of crises, of doom and gloom, the mood in European capitals is now becoming more upbeat. Brexit is […]
Read morein Bruges Political Research Papers no.60 The paper passes in review the post-war steps to a parliamentary European Union and a […]
Read moreIn the new issue of integration, Joachim Schild analyses Emmanuel Macron’s European policy approach with a special focus on the […]
Read morein GEPS No 05/17 The fifth paper in the German European Policy Series by author Timm Beichelt, professor of Political Science […]
Read morein Journal of European Public Policy, October 2017 The European Commission’s Investment Plan for Europe and the enduring economic crisis has brought […]
Read moreIn Critical Review, September 2017, vol 29, n° 2 Oscar Larsson’s sympathetic critique of constructivist institutionalism calls for a clarification of […]
Read moreIn the new issue of integration, Minister Wolfgang Schäuble presents prospects for the future of the European Union and details […]
Read moreEbru Turhan, Assistant Professor of Political Science and the Vice-Director of the Institute of Social Sciences at the Turkish-German University […]
Read moreThe chapter in a new Oxford University Press encyclopaedia offers an all-encompassing literature review of Slovenian EU-engagement from the Yugoslav […]
Read moreThe key research question of this paper is why the Visegrad group countries (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia) […]
Read morePublished in Japanese, Russian Eurasian Economy and Society, no. 1015, 2017, pp. 2-11. Original English manuscript available upon request from […]
Read moreThe volume is accessible here. Charles ELLINAS – Energy Boost Success Panayiotis TILLIROS – The Role of East Med Gas in […]
Read moreThis paper tries to understand why despite the pain in the South of the Eurozone and the anger in the […]
Read moreOn 25 March the Heads of State and Government of 27 European Union member states will meet in Rome to […]
Read moreSince the member states and peoples of the EU are “united in diversity”, it seems natural for the European construction […]
Read moreThe research paper assesses the state of affairs of the transatlantic cooperation to support transformation processes in the Republic of […]
Read moreThis paper explores the nexus between enlargement and differentiated integration set against the background of past experiences and in view […]
Read moreThis paper argues that future EMU reforms will require a higher level of differentiation between Euro and non-Euro countries. However, […]
Read moreThe paper investigates changes in institutional quality in countries at different stages of European integration over the seven-year period from […]
Read moreDeeper integration is on the agenda to complete the monetary union, to get growth back on track, and to rebuild […]
Read moreIn defence, differentiated integration outside the EU framework is prevalent. Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) would allow a group of Member […]
Read moreIn the new issue of integration, Peter-Christian Müller-Graff analyses the legal situation of the European Union prior to the notification […]
Read moreBy continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. More information
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.