Publications
60 Years of the Rome Treaty and its Eternal Legacy for the European Project
23.03.2017 IED Publication
Democracy and stability in Ukraine
31.12.2016 IED Working Paper by Mathieu Baudier
Die another day. Brexit and its impact upon the European Union. A view from Romania (revised edition)
30.12.2016 Working Paper by Mihai Sebe
The EU beyond Brexit: towards a New Democratic Foundation (Update)
30.12.2016 Working Paper by Antonios A. Nestoras
The EU beyond Brexit: towards a New Democratic Foundation
06.10.2016 Working Paper by Antonios A. Nestoras
Die another day. Brexit and its impact upon the European Union. A view from Romania
25.07.2016 Working Paper by Mihai Sebe
Migration, borders control and solidarity: Schengen at stake?
21.06.2016 IED Research Papers
IED Bibliography: Research Guide
Free movement of people: Schengen at risk
07.03.2016 Edited by Eimys Ortiz / March 2016 n. 1
From the Eurozone to a “Euro Union”
Documentation of the International Workshop in Luxembourg 26/27 June 2015
11.01.2016
How nationals of other Member States vote in local elections. A case study: France
31.12.2015 Case Study Research by Raphael Lederer and Mathieu Clement Camescasse
Romania's stance in the issue of the Refugees crisis
31.12.2015 Working Paper by Mihai Sebe
Turning Point (EN/IT)
Proceedings and Contributions after the Conference "Paris Climate 2015: Three innovative proposals from Italy"
29.12.2015 Fondazione Centro per un Futuro Sostenibile & IED
The Gatekeeper’s Gambit: SYRIZA, Left Populism and the European Migration Crisis
The policies of the Greek government influenced the direction that EU integration seems to be taking.
28.12.2015 Working Paper by Antonios A. Nestoras
Redefining Civil Society in Central and Eastern European - A Romanian proposal
How local challenges rise old questions
25.11.2014 Article by Mihai Sebe
Does Europe matter for the Irish? An analysis of the 2014 European Parliament elections
It is almost two months since the European Parliament (EP) elections took place and the dust has finally settled on the hard fought ballot papers of all 751elected MEPs. For most, it was a tough campaign, which in Ireland, saw constituencies enlarged in terms of population and geography, while we had a reduction in one MEP, so as to accommodate the accession of Croatia.
23.07.2014 Follow-up article - Rising Populism and European Elections - by Peter McGuigan
2014 European elections. History repeats itself? A brief overview of the Romanian case
Romania, has always been a contradiction per se if we take into consideration the differences between the size of its population (the seventh largest country in the EU), the number of the deputy seats it has (32) and the turnout for the European Parliament elections.
23.07.2014 Follow-up article - Rising Populism and European Elections - by Mihai Sebe
Late, but finally here: Anti-Euro left-wing populism rising in Spain
There has certainly been a turning point in the Spanish political sphere in the last months. Before 2014, it was not so easy to talk about populism in Spain, or at least not at the same level as in other European countries.
23.07.2014 Follow-up article - Rising Populism and European Elections - by Oier Lobera Ezenarro
The first European Elections after the adoption of Lisbon Treaty: Ensuring the Electoral Rights of Citizens in the EU
25.05.2014 Research paper by Eli Hadzhieva
Rising Populism and European Elections
23.05.2014 Selection of collected contributions
Analysis and Political Consequences of the Free Trade Agreement on Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
30.12.2013 Research Paper by Giovanni Susta
European Union Policies for a Green Economy: Analysis and Objectives Towards 2020
15.09.2013 Research Paper by Giovanni Susta
Reconciling Governance and Model: A Five-fold Narrative for Europe
14.09.2013 Publication with the support of the IED, the European Parliament and Madariaga
