The Natolin campus of the College of Europe has, along with the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the Polish-American Freedom Foundation, published a document summarizing the main findings of last year's edition of the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA).
The now annual summer school hosts dozens of activists, journalists and other young leaders who attend lectures and workshops led by world-renowned experts on regional policy and regional development. Its main conclusions have now been put forth in a series of papers, authored by policy practitioners, academics, and WEASA participants.
We invite you to take a further look at the final publication, available here.