{{ {{{ANALYSES}}} }} {During this 6th Europe 2020 Anticipation Seminar which took place on October 5th, 2001 at the International Conference Centre of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the theme : « Which message in Laeken and how to make it heard ?”, representatives from 9 Member-States, as ...
Read More »For a European pro-active and constructive policy after the terrorists attacks on the USA
Let’s create an international court against terrorism as we did with ex-Yougoslavia … and let’s prevent unilateral reactions which will fuel tomorrow’s terrorrists. The horrifying events which just took place in New-York and Washington are part of those which put their perpetrators on the bench of some of the most ...
Read More »The two enlargements facing the European Union: Democratic and Geographical
Contrary to the dominant discourse of the day, the EU is not faced with enlargement on the one hand, and a deepening on the other; rather, it is faced with two enlargements: the geographical one which has been ever-present in European debate at an institutional level for a decade now; ...
Read More »Don’t go West!
{{ {{{Thoughts on the planned Transition Period on Labour Movement for EU Enlargement Candidates}}} }} Enlargement in all its nuances has been dominating this year’s political agenda in Europe like no other topic, be it in the context of extending the European Union or NATO further east. As opposed to ...
Read More »Democratize the EU… and citizens will agree to pay a European tax!
by Franck Biancheri 03/07/2001 The Euro is coming, gradually shaking up the habits inherited from 50 years of European integration from which the peoples have been excluded: out of necessity at the beginning, then out of habit. No currency without a country – No Euroland without democracy And these habits ...
Read More »Bigger, but better ?
{{ {{{A critical reflection on the planned second wave of NATO Enlargement}}} }} Prague, September 2002. The first NATO summit ever to be held on the territory of a former Warsaw pact member draws to its conclusion, with the gathered nineteen heads of state set to approve a second wave ...
Read More »One up for Kaliningrad – on the European agenda
Enlargement – no doubt one of the most frequently pronounced terms in Europe today. Following the recent EU summit in Göteborg, it is all but certain now that Europe will be enlarging eastwards before too long. The road map has been drawn, and the dates for the first accessions are ...
Read More »The two enlargements facing the European Union : Democratic and geographic
Contrary to the dominant discourse of the day, the EU is not faced with enlargement on the one hand, and a deepening on the other; rather, it is faced with two enlargements: the geographical one which has been ever-present in European debate at an institutional level for a decade now; ...
Read More »Seminar ‘How to run the EU in 2020?’ / What global geopolitical environment for the EU in 2020?
Organised in collaboration with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office With the support of the European commission and of the Robert Bosch Foundation [Seminar’s executive summary->http://www.europe2020.org/spip.php?article411&lang=en] _____________
Read More »Confidential Letter (GEAB)
{{{Practical information – Sales conditions (in French)}}} {{Who are the readers of the GlobalEurope Anticipation Bulletin?}} GEAB is an affordable and regular decision and analysis support instrument intended for all those whose work involves some understanding of ongoing and future global trends seen from a European point of view: advisors, ...
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