EPIN
EPIN is a network of dynamic think tanks
and policy institutes focusing on current EU and European political
and policy debates. It is a comprehensive network with more than
28 member thinktanks in 25 countries, including almost all the EU member
states and accession and candidate countries. EPIN aims to contribute
to the debate on the Future of Europe through up to the minute,
expert analysis and commentary and through providing easy access
to understanding the different national debates.
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The Future of the Common European Asylum System: In Need of a More Comprehensive Burden-Sharing Approach
Danish positions on key developments in the European Union Europe for the Patients: Developments, Impacts, Challenges Václav Klaus and the Constitutional Treaty – Czech Euroscepsis or
Eurorealism? Is the Double Majority Really Double? The Second Round in the Debate of the Voting Rules in the EU Constitutional Treaty New Political Constestation in the European Union Why Europe? Possibilities and Limits of European Integration European Public Opinion and Turkey's Accession - Making Sense of Arguments for and Against Beyond the Bosphorus? Comparing German, French and British Discourses on Turkey's Application to Join the European Union Decision-making in the Enlarged Council of Ministers: Evaluating the Facts Pacemaker instead of European Saviour: The German Presidency of the EU Bulgaria and Romania in the EU: Game Over or Stumbling Blocks Ahead? The Legal Basis Game and European Governance Budget Allocation in an Expanding EU – A Power Politics View International agreements in EU neighbourhood policy From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work
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