V4 Trust – the Czech Presidency of the Visegrad Group (2015-2016)
EUROPEUM's director Vladimír Bartovic is one of the co-authors of a mid-term paper evaluating the Czech V4 presidency.
Mid-term report is a collective work of eight researches from all V4 member countries. Its aim is to not only map the first half of the Czech presidency, but also to define the key recommendations for the second half. The Czech researchers taking part in this project were the director of Institute for European Policy EUROPEUM Vladimír Bartovic and the deputy director of Institute of International Relations Michal Kořan. The report was created thanks to the Think Visegrad platform; network for a structured dialogue on issues of strategic regional importance.
Complete report can be accessed through the PDF button next to this article.
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Vladimír Bartovic
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email: europeum@europeum.org
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