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Event EU domestic policies

Reclaiming Action: Progressive Strategies in Times of Growing Right-Wing Populism in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Germany

20.02.2019, report presentation, 11h-13h (registration from 10h45)
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Publication

European Election 2019 Monitor

On a monthly basis the European Election 2019 Monitor will be keeping track of how social democratic parties are faring across all EU member states....
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Publication EU domestic policies

Germany's options for European policy reform: Instruments for progressive EU economic and social policy

Study by Prof. Dr. Björn Hacker
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EU domestic policies

+++ Citizens' Europe +++ Area of Freedom, Security and Justice +++ Migration and Integration +++ Democracy and Rule of Law in the EU +++ EU Social Dimension +++ Economic Governance +++ Common Market +++ Economic Policies +++ more

EU and its neighbours

+++ EU Enlargement +++ European Neighbourhood Policy +++ Eastern Partnership +++ Euro-Mediterranean Partnership +++ Democracy and Rule of Law +++ Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade +++ The Role of Civil Society +++ more

EU external affairs

+++ Common Foreign and Security Policy +++ NATO +++ Interregional cooperation +++ Strategic partnerships +++ Trade +++ Development +++ Democracy and Human Rights +++ Crisis prevention and conflict management +++ Social Dimension of Globalisation +++ Climate Policy +++ more

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