EPIN members' publications

Recent publications by EPIN members (by member):

Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels:

Centre for European Reform, London:

Cyprus Centre for European and International Affairs, Nicosia:

Clingendael Institute, The Hague:

Danish Institute for International Studies, Copenhagen:


EDAM Center for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies, Istanbul:

Egmont Institute, Brussels:


ELCANO Royal Institute, Madrid:

ELIAMEP Hellenic Foundation for European & Foreign Policy, Athens:


European Institute of Romania, Bucharest:

EIR series of publications:

  • Perspectives of Polish-Romanian Bilateral Cooperation prior to the Polish EU Presidency
    Jan Pieklo, Agnes Nicolescu and Gabriel Szekely, EIR Working Papers No. 30, July 2011
  • Strategy and Policy Studies – SPOS – conducted by EIR annually, since 2006, with the aim to support Romanian policy decision makers in fulfilling the obligations derived from Romania’s status of EU Member State and seek to define and support with arguments some elements that underlie the post-accession policies and Romania's position regarding the European construction. This research - development programme was continued in 2010 through a new series of studies that covered important topics of the government programme or specific requests formulated by central institutions represented in the coordination reunion on European affairs.  They provide elements which found the strategy, policies and the national institutional construction deriving from the EU’s programmatic documents (The Lisbon Treaty; Europe 2020 Strategy; the European Strategy for Danube region) as well as a practical application aiming to stimulate the development of the industrial policy (New European Concepts of Industrial Policy).
  • Working papers series is coordinated by EIR and approaches topics that are relevant and adapted to the current domestic and European context. EIR welcomes potential authors from various fields of activity, including researchers from University centers and Academy institutes, who can contribute to tackling topics that are specific to the field of European affairs. In this sense, the collection of micro-studies (Working Papers) offers all authors and researchers interested in the European dimension the possibility to have their micro-studies published online as part of the EIR collection.
  • Romanian Journal of European Affairs – RJEA – is the first Romanian publication to focus exclusively on the European integration debate and on Romania's role in an enlarged European Union. Issued on a quarterly basis, the journal is distributed both in Romania and in prestigious universities and research centres in Europe and USA. Starting with its first issue of 2010 (Volume 10, no.1, March 2010), the journal has been included in the ProQuest database. The journal covers a wide range of topics, from top issues in EU (institutional building, enlargement, internal market) to the effects of the European integration process on the new member states (with a particular focus on Romania) and to the investigation of EU's relations with other global actors.


EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy, Prague:

Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Helsinki:

 

French Institute of International Relations, Paris/Brussels:

German Council on Foreign Relations, Berlin:


Institute of International and European Affairs, Dublin:


Institute of International Relations, Prague:

Institute of Public Affairs, Warsaw:


Notre Europe, Paris:


PROVIDUS Centre for Public Policy, Riga:


Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Bratislava:


Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies, Stockholm:

Vilnius University - Institute of International Relations and Political Sciences, Vilnius:

  • Lithuanian Political Science Yearbook 2006
    Robert Larsson, Dainius Zalimas, Leonidas Donskis, Jurate Kavaliauskaite, Svenn Arne Lie, Sarunas Broga, Nataliya Smorodinskaya, Diana Jurgeleviciute, Grazvydas Jasutis, Claudia Gorihs and Renata Mienkowska, 2007
  • Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review is published in English and Russian in cooperation with the Foreign Policy Research Center since 1998. LFPR is a continuous publication about Lithuanian foreign policy, serving as a forum for exchanging academic and political insights as well as different views.
  • Lithuanian Annual Strategic Review is an analysis of Lithuanian national security changes published in cooperation with the Lithuanian Military Academy of General Jonas Zemaitis.
  • Lithuanian Political Science Yearbook is a journal where articles of Lithuanian political scientists devoted to the political theory, public administration, international policy are published.