The research paper analyses the feasibility of a new youth policy dimension in EU-Central Asia relations as a priority within the framework of the EU-Cen- tral Asia Strategy of 2019. The paper’s recommendations on how to set up the youth …
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To increase the effectiveness, efficiency and visibility of the EU’s new policy for Central Asia, it is necessary to define clear priorities within the broad strategic framework provided by the 2019 EU Central Asia Strategy. Against the backdrop …
Die Redaktion der Vierteljahreszeitschrift integration lädt AutorInnen aus den Politik‑, Wirtschafts‑, Rechts- und Geschichtswissenschaften sowie angrenzenden Disziplinen, die sich mit Grundfragen der europäischen Integration und der aktuellen Europapolitik wissenschaftlich beschäftigen, dazu ein, Aufsätze zum Gutachterverfahren einzureichen. Insbesondere möchte die Redaktion …
In the crisis of 1989/90, the negotiations on the Maastricht Treaty offered ideal conditions for a European constitutional moment. But the public debate remained fragmented and focused on national interests — not least because of intergovernmental procedures, which gave more …
Peter Becker explains how under exceptional circumstances an equally exceptional compromise was reached in the budget negotiations and what commonalities and deviations from known negotiation patterns exist. In their contribution, Niklas Helwig, Juha Jokela and Clara Portela analyse the EU …
The Yearbook of European Integration published by the Institut für Europäische Politik (IEP) in Berlin documents and assesses the European integration process from 1980 to the present. The result of 40 years of continuous work is a uniquely comprehensive account …
Daniel Klein, Christopher Ludwig and Christoph Spengel explain the Commission’s proposals for directives on the taxation of digital companies presented so far and describe the technical and political hurdles that are difficult to overcome on the way to a multilateral …
On 18 March, Kyrgyzstan confirmed the first three cases of the Covid-19 pandemic. The country has declared a state of emergency and and closed its international borders. As of 30th June, Kyrgyzstan counted 5296 confirmed cases of Covid-19, 2370 recoveries …