enlargement

We would like to invite you to the public debate on the issues of the EU enlargement in the Western Balkans region that will take place on 28 November.

New policy paper by Michal Vít analyses current situation in the Western Balkans countries from the perspective of ongoing convergence process of these countries and the EU.

Together with DG NEAR and Particip, we co-organise a panel discussion focused on the EU enlargement process in Western Balkans, its main achievements, challenges and expectations for the future.

Martin Michelot commented on possible enlargement of NATO for GLOBSEC Policy Institute.

Together with the Institute for European Studies at Université libre de Bruxelles we cordially invite you to a book launch and debate introducing Tereza Novotná's new book 'How Germany Unified and the EU Enlarged: Negotiating the Accession through Transplantation and Adaptation'

EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy would like to invite you to a public discussion introducing Tereza Novotná’s new publication "How Germany Unified and the EU Enlarged: Negotiating the Accession through Transplantation and Adaptation".

Please accept our invitation to a public discussion focusing on the most important challenges and their implications to the process of the EU enlargement. The EU integration process is facing several significant internal and external challenges - ranging from the Greek debt crisis and the upcoming UK referendum on EU membership to the migration crisis and a resurgent Russia - that must be confronted amid a complex political and economic backdrop.

Does the EU and the Commission in particular possess appropriate tools to deal with the ‘complicated’ candidate countries in a complex international reality? Marko Stojić in his new policy paper tackles the question with a comparative analysis of six Western Balkan (potential) candidates for EU membership, based on the qualitative analysis of the EU’s most recent and updated enlargement documents.

Vladimír Bartovic contributed to a project on the relations between enlargement and citizenship in EU member states.

EUROPEUM is co-organizing a panel discussion focusing on the role of the Czech Republic in potential enlargement of the EU to the Western Balkans.

On Friday September 9 panel discussion “Citizens in Europe” co-organized by EUROPEUM and PASOS took place in the European House.

EUROPEUM’s director Vladimír Bartovic authored publication targeting the issue of EU’s citizenship viewed from the Czech perspective.