European funds - opportunities and risks
The Czech republic has been a net recipient ever since it entered the EU in 2004. That means it has been receiving more money than it has been contributing to the EU budget every year.
Read blog about the Czech republic, finances and the EU here (available in Czech only).
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Radomír Špok
Associate Research Fellow
Associate Research Fellow
Areas of interest / research: Education, Regional Policy, Cohesion Policy, Participative democracy, transparency, lobbying.
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tel.: +420 212 246 552
email: europeum@europeum.org
http://www.europeum.org