CEPOB - série de Collège d’Europe Policy Brief

Un Collège d’Europe Policy Brief (CEPOB) est une contribution assez courte qui traite d’un défi politique actuel en lien avec l’Union européenne. Une telle contribution commence avec l’analyse de ce défi et fournit des données scientifiques comme base d’évidence permettant à faire des choix politiques concernant le traitement futur de ce défi. La série CEPOB est destinée à contribuer aux processus décisionnels au sein de l’UE. La série s’adresse aux professionnels travaillant dans les institutions européennes ou des institutions nationales (européennes ou non-européennes), les représentants d’organisations internationales, du secteur privé ou de la société civile, ainsi qu’aux académiques et aux étudiants.

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EU climate diplomacy vis-à-vis Australia, Brazil and Mexico: engaging difficult partners to enhance global ambition (1.14 Mo

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#4.19 (juin 2019)

Bram De Botselier, Academic Assistant, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department, College of Europe

European disintegration: a new feature of EU politics (518.05 Ko

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#3.19 (mai 2019)

Lucas Schramm, PhD Candidate, European University Institute, Florence

The Populist-Nationalist Rebellion: Challenge to Transatlantic Democracy (802.87 Ko

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#2.19 (avril 2019)

John SHATTUCK, Professor, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University; Senior Fellow, Harvard Kennedy School Carr Center for Human Rights Policy; Fulbright Specialist, College of Europe.

Enhancing ‘Enhanced Cooperation’: constraints and opportunities of an inflexible flexibility clause (1.33 Mo

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#1.19 (mars 2019)

Carsten GERARDS, Academic Assistant, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department, College of Europe & Wolfgang WESSELS, Director, Centre for Turkey and European Studies (University of Cologne); Visiting Professor, College of Europe.

Together Beyond Accession: Turkey as the EU’s Indispensable Partner (767.65 Ko

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#15.18 (novembre 2018)

Hugo NUNES DA SILVA, Lucie DUCHATEAU, Alexane HERVY, Artsrun KHANGELDYAN, Laura SCHIEMICHEN, Michael TEODORI & Colin WALL, Second-year students, joint College of Europe-The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy ‘Master of Arts in Transatlantic Affairs’ (MATA).

The EU and Institution Building in East Africa: Towards a Better Understanding (1.05 Mo

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#14.18 (novembre 2018)

Aleksandra TOR, Academic Assistant, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe

Consumer Rights Improve Service Quality: Evidence from EU Air Passenger Rights (1.05 Mo

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#13.18 (octobre 2018)

Hinnerk GNUTZMANN, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Leibniz University Hannover & Piotr ŚPIEWANOWSKI, Assistant Professor, Vistula University; Researcher, Institute of Economics, Polish Academy of Sciences.

Building a forward-looking EU policy strategy on blockchain (545.84 Ko

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#12.18 (septembre 2018)

Lawrence KERKNAWI, EU Regulatory Affairs Consultant & Alexander MÄKELÄ, Public Policy Professional

Brexit and the Cross-Border Spillover of the EU’s State Aid Rules (783.63 Ko

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#11.18 (juin 2018)

Phedon NICOLAIDES, Professor, College of Europe & University of Maastricht

The regionalisation of counter-terrorism strategies in the Sahel: the G5 as a challenge for transatlantic relations (1.07 Mo

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#10.18 (juin 2018)

Brice DIDIER, Academic Assistant, Master of Arts in Transatlantic Affairs, College of Europe

Overcoming ‘Frankenfoods’ and ‘secret courts’: the resilience of EU trade policy (790.46 Ko

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#9.18 (mai 2018)

Dirk DE BIÈVRE, Professor of Political Science at the University of Antwerp; Sieglinde GSTÖHL, Director, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe and Emile VAN OMMEREN, PhD researcher, Department of Political Science, University of Antwerp

Smoke-free environments: the missing link in EU anti-tobacco policy (880.26 Ko

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#8.18 (mai 2018)

Vincent DELHOMME, Academic Assistant, Department of European Legal Studies, College of Europe

Between continuity and erosion: three scenarios for the future of transatlantic relations (1.23 Mo

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#7.18 (avril 2018)

Hans BINNENDIJK, Senior Fellow, Center for Transatlantic Relations, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University and adjunct political scientist, RAND Corporation.

Redefining a Post-Brexit EU-UK Partnership in Research and Higher Education (1.17 Mo

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#6.18 (avril 2018)

Ludovic HIGHMAN, Senior Research Associate, Centre for Global Higher Education University College London

Between a rock and a hard place: the EU and the Eastern Partnership after the 2017 Brussels Summit (1.29 Mo

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#5.18 (avril 2018)

Mihai-Răzvan CORMAN, Student, College of Europe, Natolin and Adrian BĂLUȚEL, Student, College of Europe, Natolin

The European Union in its Neighbourhood: An Accidental Regional Hegemon (756.57 Ko

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#4.18 (mars 2018)

Sieglinde GSTÖHL, Director, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe and Sofia LOPEZ, Academic Assistant, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe.

Global Trade: Time for Europe to Take the Lead? (994.86 Ko

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#3.18 (mars 2018)

Geoffrey HARRIS, Visiting Professor, College of Europe.

Novel Solutions to Resolve the Conflicts in the EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood (730.37 Ko

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#2.18 (février 2018)

Syuzanna VASILYAN, Research Fellow and Adjunct Professor, Université Libre de Bruxelles

US climate politics in the Trump era: Options for EU engagement (673.65 Ko

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#1.18 (janvier 2018)

Bram DE BOTSELIER, Academic Assistant, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe

Exiting or Entering the Union: EU Consistency in Accession and Withdrawal Negotiations (995.05 Ko

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#14.17 (décembre 2017)

Özlem TERZI, Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science and International Relations, Istanbul University and visiting scholar in the Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies for the academic year 2017-18.

Fostering innovation and growth in the digital age: the case for challenge prizes in Europe (1.08 Mo

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#13.17 (décembre 2017)

Alexander MÄKELÄ, Junior Research Associate, Impact Assessment Institute

European Union and United States approaches towards Egypt: the trap of short-term realism (990.47 Ko

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#12.17 (novembre 2017)

Brice DIDIER, Academic Assistant, Master of Arts in Transatlantic Affairs, College of Europe

Peacekeeping in Africa: The EU at a Crossroads (920.59 Ko

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#11.17 (novembre 2017)

Aleksandra TOR, Academic Assistant, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe

Global Politics and the Evolving EU-US-China Triangle: An Opportunity for EU Leadership? (945.95 Ko

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#10.17 (novembre 2017)

Francesco Saverio MONTESANO, Research Assistant, Baillet-Latour Chair of EU-China Relations, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe

Escape from the Jurisdiction of the Court of Justice: A Good Reason to Quit the European Union? (945.43 Ko

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#9.2017 (novembre 2017)

Phedon NICOLAIDES, Jan Tinbergen Professor of European Economics, College of Europe; Professor, University of Maastricht

Waiting for Merkron: The Franco-German Relationship and Eurozone Reform after the Elections (403.87 Ko

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#8.17 (octobre 2017)

Henning DETERS, Assistant Professor, Institute for European Integration Research (EIF), University of Vienna & Magnus G. SCHOELLER, postdoctoral researcher, Institute for European Integration Research (EIF), University of Vienna.

Towards a new way to finance the EU budget? Reflections on the Monti Report (234.12 Ko

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#7.17 (juillet 2017)

Frederik MESDAG, Academic Assistant, College of Europe

Can Brexit Lead to Further Integration? The Case of Economic and Monetary Union (211.05 Ko

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#6.17 (juin 2017)

Michele CHANG, Professor, European Political and Governance Studies Department, College of Europe

NEAR or FEAR: The Security Aspects of EU Enlargement (242.86 Ko

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#5.17 (mai 2017)

Özlem TERZI, Visiting Scholar, College of Europe, Bruges; Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Istanbul University and Berlan PARS ALAN, Senior Migration Management Policy Advisor, the International Organization for Migration.

The Trump Administration and Europe (233.77 Ko

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#4.17 (avril 2017)

Robert PFALTZGRAFF, Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of International Security Studies, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University

L’élection présidentielle française: un référendum sur l’appartenance à l’Union? (233.17 Ko

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#3.17 (avril 2017)

Olivier COSTA, Directeur du Département d’Etudes Européennes Politiques et Administratives au Collège d´Europe

Is the French presidential election a referendum on EU membership? (241.14 Ko

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#3.17 (avril 2017)

Olivier Costa, Director of the Department of European Political and Administrative Studies, College of Europe

Europe’s enabling power: an EU strategy for international cultural relations (225.88 Ko

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#2.17 (février 2017)

Damien HELLY, Visiting Professor, College of Europe

Towards a European Pillar of Social Rights: upgrading the EU social acquis (577.54 Ko

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#1.17 (janvier 2017)

Sacha GARBEN, Professor of EU Law, College of Europe; Claire KILPATRICK, Professor of European Law, European University Institute Florence; Elise MUIR, Associate Professor of European Law and VENI Fellow at the University of Maastricht, The Netherlands.

China as an Investment Power in Europe (518.59 Ko

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#19.16 (décembre 2016)

Olivia GIPPNER, Dahrendorf postdoctoral fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science

Moving Beyond State Aid: How Can Public Policy Better Support SME Financing? (241.83 Ko

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#18.16 (novembre 2016)

Joanna HORNIK, Academic Assistant, College of Europe and Gibran WATFE, ECB Graduate Programme participant

The Implications of Russia’s Legislative Vote for the EU (248.26 Ko

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#17.16 (novembre 2016)

Sofía LOPEZ PIQUERES and Domenico VALENZA, Academic Assistants, College of Europe

The “Securitisation regulation”: Missing the Target? (247.48 Ko

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#16.16 (octobre 2016)

Sébastien COMMAIN, Academic Assistant, College of Europe

Transatlantic trade agreements and adjudication without ‘protection of citizens’ and their fundamental rights? (221.35 Ko

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#15.16 (octobre 2016)

Ernst-Ulrich PETERSMANN, Emeritus Professor of International and European Law, European University Institute

‘Brexit’ lessons from third countries’ differentiated integration with the EU’s internal market (289.48 Ko

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#14.16 (septembre 2016)

Sieglinde GSTÖHL, Director of Studies, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department

Looking Forward from the Warsaw NATO Summit: What Next for the Alliance? (515.98 Ko

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#13.16 (juillet 2016)

Zachary SELDEN, Fulbright-NATO Security Studies Chair, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies, College of Europe (Academic Year 2015-16); Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Florida.

The EU’s State Aid Modernisation – taking stock of its initial results (247.24 Ko

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#12.16 (juillet 2016)

Phedon NICOLAIDES, Jan Tinbergen Professor of European Economics and Director of Studies, European Economic Studies

Conditionality in context - scenarios for EU relations with the Eurasian Economic Union (274.61 Ko

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#11.16 (juin 2016)

Ueli Staeger, Alumnus of the Falcone & Borsellino Promotion , PhD candidate, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva

The New Italian Senato in light of the EU constitutional system (228.38 Ko

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#10.16 (mai 2016)

Enrico Albanesi, Visiting Scholar, Law Department, College of Europe

Participatory Democracy in the EU: Obstinate or Obsolete? (623.07 Ko

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#9.16 (avril 2016)

Luis Bouza García, Academic Coordinator, European General Studies Programme, College of Europe.

A Global Strategy for a Global Player? Shaping the EU’s Role in the World (270.26 Ko

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#8.16 (avril 2016)

Domhnall O’Sullivan, Visiting Fellow with the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)

The BRICS’ New Development Bank and the EU’s options (229.29 Ko

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#7.16 (avril 2016)

Balazs Ujvari, Research Fellow at the Egmont – Royal Institute for International Relations.

‘Refugee Crisis’ – ‘EU Crisis’? The Response to Inflows of Asylum-Seekers as a Battle for the European Soul (261.64 Ko

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#6.16 (mars 2016)

Tommaso Emiliani, Academic Assistant, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department

The EU’s modernisation agenda for universities: the rising stars of French higher education (485.89 Ko

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#5.16 (mars 2016)

Ludovic Highman, Academic Assistant, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department

More of a Burden than a Solution? Potential Impacts of a New European Framework for Standards and Patents (223.65 Ko

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#4.16 (février 2016)

Joanna Hornik, Academic Assistant, European Law and Economic Analysis (ELEA) and European Public Policy Analysis (EPPA) options, European Economic Studies Department, College of Europe

‘Trade for All’ – All for Trade? The EU’s New Strategy (282.2 Ko

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#3.16 (janvier 2016)

Sieglinde GSTÖHL, Director of Studies, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department

The 2015 Paris Agreement: What It Means for the European Union’s Climate Policies (291.94 Ko

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#2.16 (janvier 2016)

Simon Schunz, Professor, EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies Department

Back to the Future: The ‘New’ ENP towards the Southern Neighbourhood and the End of Ambition (224.05 Ko

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#1.16 (janvier 2016)

Tobias Schumacher, Chairholder of the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair, College of Europe, Natolin

The 2015 ENP Review: Beyond Stocktaking, the Need for a Political Strategy (248.3 Ko

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# 1.15 (décembre 2015)

Laure DELCOUR, Visiting Professor, College of Europe