European Affairs

Overview

Situated in Brussels at the heart of EU political decision-making, the European Affairs Programme seeks to provide in-depth as well as practical analyses on a wide range of topics occupying EU policy-makers. Special attention is devoted to those matters that are, or ought to be, at the heart of contemporary EU policy debate. Hence, aside from a continuous focus on institutional matters, various substantive EU policies such as the financial, economic and sovereign debt crisis, climate change, the single market as well as energy, have dominated recent years’ research agenda.

Intent on reaching the broadest audience possible, the European Affairs Programme seeks to share its expertise through a variety of publications as well by organizing roundtables, expert-seminars and conferences.

Current areas of research

• The financial, economic and sovereign debt crisis
• The EU Post-2013: Multiannual Financial Framework, Common Agricultural Policy & Cohesion Policy
• Climate and Energy policies
• Internal Market
• Institutional Matters

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