The financial crisis and its massive impact on the real economy revealed numerous shortcomings in the regulatory framework. The EU committed itself to recast its financial regulation, which should result […]
Studia Diplomatica
Preface, Sven Biscop – EU, China and the environmental challenge in Africa. A case study from timber industry in Gabon, Serena Belligoli – The Common commercial policy and political conditionality: […]
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In the current debate on the future of the CAP, Rudy Rabbinge’s appeal for a modern and competitive agricultural sector is easy enough to endorse. Obviously the CAP has to […]
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in Migrations et Développement, Les Cahiers de la Coopération Internationale, n°10, mars 2009. (Photo credit: Pixabay)
Studia Diplomatica
MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT – Unfolding the benefits of the migration and development nexus, Rik Coolsaet – The Global Forum on Migration and Development: a new path for global governance?, Romeo […]
Begrotingen, of ze nu nationaal of Europees van aard zijn, kunnen bezwaarlijk een sexy onderwerp genoemd worden. Vaak gaat het om ingewikkeld en saai cijferwerk voor en door deskundigen ter […]
As discussions on TTIP are going crescendo, Egmont invites you to a debate between two of the best informed observers of the negotiations – who hold very different views. Conference […]
Nic Cheeseman will discuss his his new book Democracy in Africa with Nina Wilén and Tomas Van Acker, through an analysis of recent and ongoing democratic crises in Burundi, Kenya, […]
Lunch-conférence européen : «Quelle Union économique et monétaire pour demain?» Avec Pierre Moscovici, Commissaire européen aux Affaires économiques, financières et à la Fiscalité.
The Egmont – Royal Institute for International Relations organised a brainstorming on a Proactive Multilateral Agenda for the European Union on 14 March. Participants discussed EU relations with emerging powers […]