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CEPOB - College of Europe Policy Brief series
CEPOB - College of Europe Policy Brief series
A College of Europe Policy Brief (CEPOB) is a short paper dealing with a topical policy challenge related to European Union affairs. It starts from the analysis of this challenge and provides scientific insights as evidence base for policy choices regarding the future handling of the challenge. The CEPOB series is aimed at contributing to the policy-making processes in the EU. The series speaks to a broad audience, including policy-makers from the EU institutions and (EU and non-EU) national institutions, representatives of international organisations, the private sector and civil society, as well as scholars and students.
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Policy recommendations for the Slovenian Council Presidency: Time to move forward
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#6.21
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Towards a European Political Space: The Challenges of European Electoral Law
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CoFoE 2.21
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Vers un espace politique européen : Les enjeux de la loi électorale européenne
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CoFoE 1.21
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The EU’s Permanent Structured Cooperation, NATO, and the US: beyond a zero-sum game
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#5.21
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The new ‘Concept on EU Peace Mediation’: boosting EU capacities in crisis response and conflict resolution?
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#4.21
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A more balanced US-EU strategic equation: reshaping the transatlantic relationship
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#2.21
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Cyber sanctions: towards a European Union cyber intelligence service?
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#1.21
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Negotiating privileged partnerships: EU-Switzerland relations and the joined-up approach in practice
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#10.20
(December 2020)
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Policy recommendations for the Portuguese Council Presidency: between finishing unfinished business and setting its own mark
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#9.20
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Towards a ‘transatlantic Green Deal’? How the EU can re-engage the United States on climate change
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#8.20
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Beyond Protection: Why the EU Should Shift to Ethnic Minority Integration in Georgia
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#6.20
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Disinformation in Times of COVID-19: Reinforcing the Responses of the European Union and the United States
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#5.20
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How Relevant? The EU’s ‘Geopolitical’ Commission and the Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic
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#4.20
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Improving Food Choices Through Nutrition Labelling: Towards a Common ‘Nutri-Score’ Scheme Across the EU
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#3.20
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What the ‘European Green Deal’ Means for the EU’s External Action
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#1.20
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Confronting the Competence Conundrum of an EU Directive on Minimum Wages: In Search of a Legal Basis
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#9.19
(December 2019)
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EU climate diplomacy vis-à-vis Australia, Brazil and Mexico: engaging difficult partners to enhance global ambition
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#4.19
(June 2019)
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The Populist-Nationalist Rebellion: Challenge to Transatlantic Democracy
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#2.19
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Enhancing ‘Enhanced Cooperation’: constraints and opportunities of an inflexible flexibility clause
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#1.19
(March 2019)
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Together Beyond Accession: Turkey as the EU’s Indispensable Partner
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#15.18
(November 2018)
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The EU and Institution Building in East Africa: Towards a Better Understanding
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#14.18
(November 2018)
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Consumer Rights Improve Service Quality: Evidence from EU Air Passenger Rights
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#13.18
(October 2018)
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The regionalisation of counter-terrorism strategies in the Sahel: the G5 as a challenge for transatlantic relations
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#10.18
(June 2018)
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Overcoming ‘Frankenfoods’ and ‘secret courts’: the resilience of EU trade policy
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#9.18
(May 2018)
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Between continuity and erosion: three scenarios for the future of transatlantic relations
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#7.18
(April 2018)
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Redefining a Post-Brexit EU-UK Partnership in Research and Higher Education
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#6.18
(April 2018)
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Between a rock and a hard place: the EU and the Eastern Partnership after the 2017 Brussels Summit
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#5.18
(April 2018)
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The European Union in its Neighbourhood: An Accidental Regional Hegemon
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#4.18
(March 2018)
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Novel Solutions to Resolve the Conflicts in the EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood
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#2.18
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Exiting or Entering the Union: EU Consistency in Accession and Withdrawal Negotiations
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#14.17
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Fostering innovation and growth in the digital age: the case for challenge prizes in Europe
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#13.17
(December 2017)
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European Union and United States approaches towards Egypt: the trap of short-term realism
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#12.17
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Global Politics and the Evolving EU-US-China Triangle: An Opportunity for EU Leadership?
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#10.17
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Escape from the Jurisdiction of the Court of Justice: A Good Reason to Quit the European Union?
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#9.2017
(November 2017)
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Waiting for Merkron: The Franco-German Relationship and Eurozone Reform after the Elections
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#8.17
(October 2017)
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Towards a new way to finance the EU budget? Reflections on the Monti Report
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#7.17
(July 2017)
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Can Brexit Lead to Further Integration? The Case of Economic and Monetary Union
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#6.17
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L’élection présidentielle française: un référendum sur l’appartenance à l’Union?
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#3.17
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Europe’s enabling power: an EU strategy for international cultural relations
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#2.17
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Towards a European Pillar of Social Rights: upgrading the EU social acquis
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#1.17
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Moving Beyond State Aid: How Can Public Policy Better Support SME Financing?
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#18.16
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Transatlantic trade agreements and adjudication without ‘protection of citizens’ and their fundamental rights?
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#15.16
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‘Brexit’ lessons from third countries’ differentiated integration with the EU’s internal market
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#14.16
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Looking Forward from the Warsaw NATO Summit: What Next for the Alliance?
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#13.16
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The EU’s State Aid Modernisation – taking stock of its initial results
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#12.16
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Conditionality in context - scenarios for EU relations with the Eurasian Economic Union
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#11.16
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A Global Strategy for a Global Player? Shaping the EU’s Role in the World
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#8.16
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‘Refugee Crisis’ – ‘EU Crisis’? The Response to Inflows of Asylum-Seekers as a Battle for the European Soul
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#6.16
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The EU’s modernisation agenda for universities: the rising stars of French higher education
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#5.16
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More of a Burden than a Solution? Potential Impacts of a New European Framework for Standards and Patents
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#4.16
(February 2016)
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The 2015 Paris Agreement: What It Means for the European Union’s Climate Policies
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#2.16
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Back to the Future: The ‘New’ ENP towards the Southern Neighbourhood and the End of Ambition
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#1.16
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The 2015 ENP Review: Beyond Stocktaking, the Need for a Political Strategy
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# 1.15
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