European Affairs Archives - Egmont Institute

Publications

Studia Diplomatica

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Vol. LV, Issue 4 (2002) : La coopération policière et judiciaire pénale de l’Union Européenne. Les lents progrès d’un nouveau projet européen

By Franklin Dehousse, Jordi Garcia-Martinez,

26 November 2002

Introduction: le développement de nouvelles menaces pour la sécurité intérieure PREMIÈRE PARTIE – LE CADRE GÉNÉRAL -Les premières réalisations – L’évolution des traités – Les programmes du Conseil européen de […]

EU institutional affairs

External publications

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A Constitution of the European Union: Basic treaty

By Franklin Dehousse, Wouter Coussens,

13 September 2002

Prepared in collaboration with the EPC (www.epc.eu) and the Collège européen Miguel Servet. Drafting a Constitution is no picnic. Candidates embarking on such an experiment must know that it is […]

EU institutional affairs

External publications

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The perils of a European Constitution

By Franklin Dehousse, Wouter Coussens,

13 September 2002

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EU institutional affairs

External publications

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Fight against crime in the European Union: analysis of the situation and perspectives for the future

By Franklin Dehousse, Jordi Garcia-Martinez,

29 May 2002

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Internal EU policies

Studia Diplomatica

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Vol. LV, Issue 2 (2002): Relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran, the European Union and Belgium

By Various authors,

26 May 2002

Foreword Introductory remarks -The political and economic relations between Iran and the EU -Iran and its regional environment -Bilateral relations between Iran and Belgium TEHRAN CONFERENCE, 26 OCTOBRE 2002, CONFERENCE […]

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Which distribution of competences for the EU?

By Franklin Dehousse, Wouter Coussens,

18 April 2002

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EU institutional affairs

Events

European Competitiveness and the Hungarian Presidency of the EU

3 December 2024

The Egmont Institute and the Oeconomus Economic Research Foundation are pleased to invite you to a public event on “European Competitiveness and the Hungarian Presidency of the EU.” This […]

Book Presentation: Europe: Superpower or Decline?

12 December 2024

On invitation only

As the global order fragments into blocks, as globalization wanes and as war has returned on the European continent, the European Union has stepped into the breach. Geopolitics, security, autonomy, […]

Making Sustainable Competitiveness a Reality in the EU: The Priorities of the Upcoming Polish Presidency of the EU

17 October 2024

On invitation only

As Europe faces economic pressures and shifting energy demands, the upcoming Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU is set to play a pivotal role in advancing the European […]

EU Enlargement: Belgium’s View, Europe’s Future

27 November 2024

In the context of the REWEU project, ((Re)uniting the East and West: Reflections on the 2004 EU enlargement) the purpose of this event is to commemorate the 20th anniversary of […]

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