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Martin Kahanec's latest working paper out on labor mobility in the EU

Submitted by moriczkr on May 15, 2013

Martin Kahanec has just released a new working paper under the title 'Labor Mobility in an Enlarged European Union'. 

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Patryk Pawlak's latest working paper out on networks in transatlantic homeland security cooperation

Submitted by moriczkr on Feb 6, 2013

Patryk Pawlak has just released a new working paper under the title "Networks in transatlantic homeland security cooperation: from a metaphor to an analytical tool". 

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The quality of gender equality policies: A discursive approach

Submitted by Vargab on Jan 23, 2013

A new article has been published by Andrea Krizsan (Research Fellow at CPS and adjunct faculty at DPP) and Emanuela Lombardo (Madrid Complutense University) in the European Journal of Women’s Studies.

Article out now: The EU's rotating Council Presidency after the Lisbon Treaty

Submitted by moriczkr on Jan 10, 2013

Agnes Batory and Uwe Puetter, both faculty members of the DPP and member and director, respectively, of CEUR, published an article in the Journal of European Public Policy on one of the most important drivers of European integration, the Presidency of the European Council. The Lisbon Treaty introduced significant changes to the Presidency, which now combines a permanent chair with the principle of rotation based on three member states collaborating during an 18-month period.

Europe Works on Rules, But Rules May No Longer Be Enough

Submitted by brucknera on Dec 4, 2012
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Europe is a heterogeneous group of countries that have agreed to work together based on a set of rules. However, the recent economic crisis has shown these rules to be inadequate, paving the way for political decisions that have no place in a rule-based framework, and necessitating a different approach. These were some of the issues discussed at the 3rd Annual Roundtable Debate hosted by CEU’s Center for European Union Research and Department of Public Policy, as well as the Hungarian Europe Society.

DPP Faculty Member Uwe Puetter gives keynote at The Second Euroacademia International Conference

Submitted by moriczkr on Dec 3, 2012

Uwe Puetter gives keynote lecture on 'Europe's new intergovernmentalism and the role of the European Council' at the 'Second Euroacademia International Conference: The European Union and the Politicization of Europe' at the Mercure Budapest City Center Hotel on 6 December 2012.

3rd Annual Roundtable Debate of CEU Jean Monnet Chair takes place on November 30

Submitted by moriczkr on Nov 15, 2012

European Union politics - views from Central Europe

3rd Annual round table debate of the CEU Jean Monnet Chair

in cooperation with the Hungarian Europe Society

 

"Austerity, solidarity, stability?

How economic and monetary union affects the new member states"

 

Equality Architectures in Central and Eastern European Countries: A Framework for Analyzing Political Intersectionality in Europe

Submitted by Vargab on Nov 9, 2012

Oxford Journals has just published an article by Andrea Krizsan (Research Fellow at CPS and adjunct faculty at DPP) in Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society.

5th IZA/CEUR Workshop on EU Enlargement and the Labor Markets: watch our video

Submitted by moriczkr on Oct 29, 2012

This workshop built on the success of the previous IZA workshops on EU Enlargement and the Labor Markets since 2011 coorganized with CEUR. These efforts have led to a number of illuminating publications about this topic including an edited volume "EU Labor Markets after Post-Enlargement Migration" (Springer, 2010) recently praised by the Princeton University. Building on this expertise, the main purpose of this workshop is to extend and deepen our knowledge about post-enlargement migration flows in the EU.