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EPIN Commentaries

• The French presidential election: it’s not just about who wins, but how they win, by Georgina Wright, 07 April 2022
• The Hungarian elections: What is the current situation and what can we expect?, by István Hegedűs, 01 April 2022

EPIN Council Presidencies Series

• Belgium’s Council Presidency. Reviewing a remarkably stimulating six months by Jean-Louis de Brouwer, 06 August 2024
• The Spanish presidency – A relative success despite internal and external challenges by Héctor Sánchez Margalef, 21 February 2024
• Sweden’s 2023 Presidency – A low key presidency that underpromised and overdelivered by Louise Bengtsson and Jakob Lewander, 01 August 2023
• 2022 Czech Presidency A Surprising Success, by Vit Havelka, 06 April 2023
• Overall, the French EU Council Presidency was a success… but not everyone agrees by Georgina Wright, 25 July 2022
• Small steps amid a pandemic -The Portuguese EU Council Presidency by Minna Ålander, Tiago Fernandes and Sara Pina, 11 October 2021

EPIN Reports

• European Parliament elections – Views from Member States, edited by Sophia Russack and Ilke Toygur, May 2024
• Managed Expectations EU Member States’ Views on the Conference on the Future of Europe, edited by Minna Ålander, Nicolai von Ondarza and Sophia Russack
• The effect of Covid on EU democracies, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2021
• Member states’ expectations towards the German Council Presidency, edited by Sophia Russack and Minna Ålander, July 2020
• ‘Coronationalism’ vs a geopolitical Europe? EU external solidarity at the time of Covid-19 , edited by Loes Debuysere, June 2020
• EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19. Views from the Member States, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2020

EPIN Project Publications: ‘2CU’

• Deliberative Democracy in the EU. Countering Populism with Participation and Debate, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, March 2020
• Representative Democracy in the EU. Recovering Legitimacy, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, May 2019
• Direct Democracy in the EU. The Myth of a Citizens’ Union, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, November 2018

EPIN Commentaries

• No. 41: Communicating vessels: Rule of law in Poland and the EU, Adam Balcer, 30 October 2019
• No. 40: Populism, social media and the German elections, Alex Jarman, 29 September 2019
• No. 39: The EU-Debate in Austria: Dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics by Paul Schmidt, 29 June 2017
• No. 38: Mastering the Supply and Demand of Tomorrow’s Labour Market: A case study from Denmark by Stina Vrang Elias, 29 August 2017
• No. 37: Despite teething problems, the ECI stimulates EU-wide debates by Katja Tuokko and Justin Greenwood, 20 March 2017
• No. 36: An open letter to all Europhiles by Catharina Sørensen, 17 February 2017
• No. 35: Spain: A new Opportunity to play a more central role in the EU by Salvador Llaudes, 05 December 2016
• No. 34: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU” by Steven Blockmans and Stefani Weiss, 27 June 2016
• No. 33: Should We Upgrade the V4 – Turkey Dialogue? by Lucia Najšlová, Adam Balcer, Rebecca Murray, and Zsuzsanna Végh, June 2016
• No. 32: Austria’s thrilling elections will have far-reaching impact on political developments in the EU by Doru Peter Frantescu, 25 May 2016
• No. 31: Is there a way out of the Polish pickle? by Adam Łazowski, 22 January 2016
• No. 30: Balancing Priorities and Emergency Measures: Luxembourg’s Council Presidency by Vilde Renman and Sophia Russack, 15 January 2016
• No. 29: To be in, or to be out: Reflections onthe Danish referendum by Catharina Sørensen, 10 December 2015
• No. 28: Greece as an example of “post-politics” in the eurozone by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki, November 2015
• No. 27: Awkward partner once again?  Repercussions for Europe of Poland’s elections by Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, November 2015
• No. 26: What direction for Turkey? A plea for political reconciliation by Umut Uzer, October 2015
• No. 25: Evolving Patterns of Euroscepticism in the Danish Political Landscape by Catharina Sørensen, July 2015
• No. 24: The 2015 Greek Referendum by Filippa Chatzistavrou, July 2015
• No. 23: The EU and Macedonia’s political crisis – another date with history? by Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska, July 2015
• No. 22: Greece in limbo: Post-election 2015 scenarios by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 21: Reshaping politics of the left and centre in Greece after the 2014 EP election by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 20 Political crossroads ahead in Sweden: The signs are red-green by Vilde Renman, July 2014
• No. 19 Euroscepticism vs. Political Pragmatism: The Finns Party tones down its criticism of the EU by Tuomas Iso-Markku, June 2014
• No. 18 Euro-enthusiasm, Euro-rejection, and various shades of grey: The 2014 European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands by Stijn van Kessel, April 2014
• No. 17 The Impact of Spain’s Economic and Political Crisis on the European Elections by Carme Colomina and Elina Viilup, April 2014
• No. 16 The European Elections in France: The paradox of a more European yet more eurosceptic campaign by Vivien Pertusot and Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, February 2014
• No. 15 The 2014 European Elections in Poland: Are we in for another uninspiring campaign? by Melchior Szczepanik, December 2013
• No. 14 Not Making the Lists: The Underrepresentation of Women in EU Politics and Business by Vilde Renman (CEPS), December 2013
• No. 13 Why trying to keep the Germans close on EU competences is risky for Britain by Almut Möller (DGAP), December 2013
• No. 12 Elections to the European Parliament and the trouble with Vox Populi, by Sonia Piedrafita (CEPS), August 2013
• No. 11 Romanian politics: Struggling with the grass roots and digging for democracy by Agnes Nicolescu (IER), August 2012
• No. 10 From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics by Roderick Parkes (SWP), April 2012
• No.9 Why the Czechs did not sign up to the fiscal treaty by David Král (EUROPEUM), February 2012
• No 8. A European External Action Service of the whole Union? Geographical and gender balance among the heads of EU delegations by Paul Ivan (CEPS), November 2011
• No. 7. Euroscepticism finds fertile ground in the Dutch Parliament by Adriaan Schout (Clingendael), July 2011
• No. 6. No longer a model pupil in European political politics? Finland’s EU policy after the general elections by Juha Jokela and Kaisa Korhonen (UPI-FIIA), April 2011
• No. 5. Lisbon five months on: Surveying the new EU political scene by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Dace Akule, Mats Braun, Peadar ó Broin, Kyriakos E. Georgiou, Fredrik Langdal, Agnieszka Łada, Almut Möller, Antoinette Primatarova, Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul, Adriaan Schout and Aaretti Siitonen, April 2010
• No. 4. Sorting out Finland’s complicated attitude towards NATO by Toby Archer (UPI-FIIA), April 2009
• No. 3. Latvia: Extreme political turbulence by Iveta Kazoka and Dace Akule (PROVIDUS), February 2009
• No. 2. What can be expected from the Czech EU Presidency? by David Kral (EUROPEUM), January 2009
• No. 1. Lisbon Treaty Ratification: Will the Aland Islands become Finland’s Greenland? by Pia Alilonttinen and Savino Rua  (UPI), April 2008

EPIN Papers

• No. 43: Recent Case Law on the External Competences of the European Union: How Member States can embrace their own Treaty by Friedrich Erlbacher
• No. 42: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part III: More reform than renegotiation or repatriation by Michael Emerson, Graham Avery, Miroslav Beblavý, Arno Behrens, Steven Blockmans, Hugo Brady, Alžběta Hájková, Karel Lannoo and Jorge Núñez Ferrer.
• No. 41: Advances in EU Gender Equality: Missing the mark? by Vilde Renman and Caroline Conroy
• No. 40: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part II: Again, a huge contradiction between the evidence and Eurosceptic populism by M. Emerson, S. Blockmans, S. Peers and M. Wriglesworth, June 2014
• No. 39: Between Apathy and Anger: Challenges to the Union from the 2014 Elections to the European Parliament by S. Piedrafita and A. Lauenroth (eds.), with contributions from A. Primatarova, T. Iso-Markku, S. Bendjaballah, A. Lauenroth, F. Chatzistavrou, S. Michalaki, E. Poli, N. Goet, A. Groen, A. Łada, A. Nicolescu, S. Llaudes, I. Molina and V. Renman, May 2014
• No. 38: Cameron’s reality check on Europe by Michael Emerson, April 2014
• No. 37: The ‘Personalisation’ of the European Elections: A half-hearted attempt to increase turnout and democratic legitimacy? by Sonia Piedrafita andVilde Renman, April 2014
• No. 36: Defying the Oracle? The 2014 Greek Presidency of the EU Council by Filippa Chatzistavrou, February 2014
• No. 35: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part I: ‘Competences about right, so far’ by Michael Emerson and Steven Blockmans, October 2013
• No. 34: Reviewing Member States’ Commitment to the European External Action Service, November 2012
• No. 33: Germany as Viewed by Other EU Member States edited by Almut Möller and Roderick Parkes, June 2012
• No. 32: Views on the Commission’s Draft EU Budget: Excessively ambitious or overly timid? by Arnout Mijs and Adriaan Schout, January 2012
• No. 31: The European Court of Justice: Empowered after Lisbon by Sébastien Brisard, September 2011
• No. 30: EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual by Jan Frederik Braun, February 2011
• No. 29: Politicians Online! MEP Communication Strategies in the Internet Era by Stefano Braghiroli, September 2010
• No. 28: Common Security and Defence Policy and the Lisbon Treaty Fudge: No common strategic culture, no major progress by Vassilis Margaras, June 2010
• No. 27: On High Stakes, Stakeholders and Bulgaria’s EU Membership by Antoinette Primatarova, April 2010
• No. 26: Understanding Klaus: The Story of Czech Eurorealism by Mats Braun, November 2009
• No. 25: Staying in the Loop – The Commission’s role in first reading agreements by Niels Fuglsang and Kim B. Olsen, September 2009
• No. 24: If citizens have a voice, who’s listening? Lessons from recent citizen consultation experiments for the European Union by Stephen Boucher, June 2009
• No. 23: The European Commission 2004-09: A politically weakened institution? Views from the National Capitals by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, May 2009
• No. 22: Time to reassess the European security architecture? The NATO-EU-Russia Security Triangle by Sandra Dias Fernandes, March 2009
• No. 21: Channels of Cooperation: A Case Study of Slovenia’s Presidency of the EU by Sabina Kajnc, February 2009
• No. 20: Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era edited by Jan Techau and Alexander Skiba, November 2008
• No. 19: Governance of the EU: The Reform Debate on European Agencies Reignited by Sami Andoura and Peter Timmerman, October 2008
• No. 18: Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Sebastian Kurpas and Peadar ó Broin, September 2008
• No. 17: Is there a trade-off between deepening and widening? What do Europeans think? by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, April 2008
• No. 16: European Public Opinion and Turkey’s Accession. Making Sense of Arguments For and Against by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, May 2007
• No. 15: From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work by Sebastian Kurpas, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Jose I. Torreblanca, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, September 2006
• No. 14: A Citizens Compact: Reaching Out to the Citizens of Europe by Sebastian Kurpas, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, Jose I. Torreblanca, Daniel Keohane, Martin Koopmann, Fredrik Langdal, Ben Crum, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Anna de Klauman, Anne Mette Vestergaard, David Kral, September 2005
• No. 13: Update on the Ratification Debates: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, May 2005
• No. 12: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Monitoring the Ratification Debates. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, January 2005
• No. 11: Preview of the 2004 European Parliament Elections. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Ben Crum, May 2004
• No. 10: Staging European Union Democracy by Ben Crum, December 2003
• No. 9: Can the EU Deliver the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? by Adam Townsend, September 2003
• No. 8: A Dynamic and Democratic EU or Muddling Through Again? Assessing the EU’s Draft Constitution by Kirsty Hughes, August 2003
• No. 7: France, Germany and the UK in the Convention. Common Interests or Pulling in Different Directions? by Ulrike Guérot, Kirsty Hughes, Maxime Lefebvre, Tjark Egenhoff, July 2003
• No. 6: The Position of Small Countries towards Institutional Reform: From Tyranny of the Small to Directoire of the Big? by David Kral, Irena Brinar, Josefin Almer, July 2003
• No. 5: Enlargement, CFSP and the Convention. The Role of the Accession States by Fraser Cameron, Antoinette Primatarova, June 2003
• No. 4: The Battle For Power in Europe. Will the Convention Get it Right? by Kirsty Hughes, February 2003
• No. 3: Towards Effective and Accountable Leadership of the Union. Options and Guidelines for Reform by Wouter Coussens, Ben Crum, January 2003
• No. 2: Economic Policy Coordination and Policy Regimes in the European Union by Stefano Micossi, June 2002
• No. 1: The Future of Europe Convention Travelling Hopefully? by Kirsty Hughes, June 2002

2022 

EPIN Commentaries

• The French presidential election: it’s not just about who wins, but how they win, by Georgina Wright, 07 April 2022
• The Hungarian elections: What is the current situation and what can we expect?, by István Hegedűs, 01 April 2022

EPIN Council Presidencies Series

• The Spanish presidency – A relative success despite internal and external challenges by Héctor Sánchez Margalef, 21 February 2024
• Sweden’s 2023 Presidency – A low key presidency that underpromised and overdelivered by Louise Bengtsson and Jakob Lewander, 01 August 2023
• 2022 Czech Presidency A Surprising Success, by Vit Havelka, 06 April 2023
• Overall, the French EU Council Presidency was a success… but not everyone agrees by Georgina Wright, 25 July 2022
• Small steps amid a pandemic -The Portuguese EU Council Presidency by Minna Ålander, Tiago Fernandes and Sara Pina, 11 October 2021

EPIN Reports

• Managed Expectations EU Member States’ Views on the Conference on the Future of Europe, edited by Minna Ålander, Nicolai von Ondarza and Sophia Russack
• The effect of Covid on EU democracies, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2021
• Member states’ expectations towards the German Council Presidency, edited by Sophia Russack and Minna Ålander, July 2020
• ‘Coronationalism’ vs a geopolitical Europe? EU external solidarity at the time of Covid-19 , edited by Loes Debuysere, June 2020
• EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19. Views from the Member States, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2020

EPIN Project Publications: ‘2CU’

• Deliberative Democracy in the EU. Countering Populism with Participation and Debate, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, March 2020
• Representative Democracy in the EU. Recovering Legitimacy, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, May 2019
• Direct Democracy in the EU. The Myth of a Citizens’ Union, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, November 2018

EPIN Commentaries

• No. 41: Communicating vessels: Rule of law in Poland and the EU, Adam Balcer, 30 October 2019
• No. 40: Populism, social media and the German elections, Alex Jarman, 29 September 2019
• No. 39: The EU-Debate in Austria: Dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics by Paul Schmidt, 29 June 2017
• No. 38: Mastering the Supply and Demand of Tomorrow’s Labour Market: A case study from Denmark by Stina Vrang Elias, 29 August 2017
• No. 37: Despite teething problems, the ECI stimulates EU-wide debates by Katja Tuokko and Justin Greenwood, 20 March 2017
• No. 36: An open letter to all Europhiles by Catharina Sørensen, 17 February 2017
• No. 35: Spain: A new Opportunity to play a more central role in the EU by Salvador Llaudes, 05 December 2016
• No. 34: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU” by Steven Blockmans and Stefani Weiss, 27 June 2016
• No. 33: Should We Upgrade the V4 – Turkey Dialogue? by Lucia Najšlová, Adam Balcer, Rebecca Murray, and Zsuzsanna Végh, June 2016
• No. 32: Austria’s thrilling elections will have far-reaching impact on political developments in the EU by Doru Peter Frantescu, 25 May 2016
• No. 31: Is there a way out of the Polish pickle? by Adam Łazowski, 22 January 2016
• No. 30: Balancing Priorities and Emergency Measures: Luxembourg’s Council Presidency by Vilde Renman and Sophia Russack, 15 January 2016
• No. 29: To be in, or to be out: Reflections onthe Danish referendum by Catharina Sørensen, 10 December 2015
• No. 28: Greece as an example of “post-politics” in the eurozone by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki, November 2015
• No. 27: Awkward partner once again?  Repercussions for Europe of Poland’s elections by Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, November 2015
• No. 26: What direction for Turkey? A plea for political reconciliation by Umut Uzer, October 2015
• No. 25: Evolving Patterns of Euroscepticism in the Danish Political Landscape by Catharina Sørensen, July 2015
• No. 24: The 2015 Greek Referendum by Filippa Chatzistavrou, July 2015
• No. 23: The EU and Macedonia’s political crisis – another date with history? by Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska, July 2015
• No. 22: Greece in limbo: Post-election 2015 scenarios by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 21: Reshaping politics of the left and centre in Greece after the 2014 EP election by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 20 Political crossroads ahead in Sweden: The signs are red-green by Vilde Renman, July 2014
• No. 19 Euroscepticism vs. Political Pragmatism: The Finns Party tones down its criticism of the EU by Tuomas Iso-Markku, June 2014
• No. 18 Euro-enthusiasm, Euro-rejection, and various shades of grey: The 2014 European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands by Stijn van Kessel, April 2014
• No. 17 The Impact of Spain’s Economic and Political Crisis on the European Elections by Carme Colomina and Elina Viilup, April 2014
• No. 16 The European Elections in France: The paradox of a more European yet more eurosceptic campaign by Vivien Pertusot and Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, February 2014
• No. 15 The 2014 European Elections in Poland: Are we in for another uninspiring campaign? by Melchior Szczepanik, December 2013
• No. 14 Not Making the Lists: The Underrepresentation of Women in EU Politics and Business by Vilde Renman (CEPS), December 2013
• No. 13 Why trying to keep the Germans close on EU competences is risky for Britain by Almut Möller (DGAP), December 2013
• No. 12 Elections to the European Parliament and the trouble with Vox Populi, by Sonia Piedrafita (CEPS), August 2013
• No. 11 Romanian politics: Struggling with the grass roots and digging for democracy by Agnes Nicolescu (IER), August 2012
• No. 10 From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics by Roderick Parkes (SWP), April 2012
• No.9 Why the Czechs did not sign up to the fiscal treaty by David Král (EUROPEUM), February 2012
• No 8. A European External Action Service of the whole Union? Geographical and gender balance among the heads of EU delegations by Paul Ivan (CEPS), November 2011
• No. 7. Euroscepticism finds fertile ground in the Dutch Parliament by Adriaan Schout (Clingendael), July 2011
• No. 6. No longer a model pupil in European political politics? Finland’s EU policy after the general elections by Juha Jokela and Kaisa Korhonen (UPI-FIIA), April 2011
• No. 5. Lisbon five months on: Surveying the new EU political scene by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Dace Akule, Mats Braun, Peadar ó Broin, Kyriakos E. Georgiou, Fredrik Langdal, Agnieszka Łada, Almut Möller, Antoinette Primatarova, Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul, Adriaan Schout and Aaretti Siitonen, April 2010
• No. 4. Sorting out Finland’s complicated attitude towards NATO by Toby Archer (UPI-FIIA), April 2009
• No. 3. Latvia: Extreme political turbulence by Iveta Kazoka and Dace Akule (PROVIDUS), February 2009
• No. 2. What can be expected from the Czech EU Presidency? by David Kral (EUROPEUM), January 2009
• No. 1. Lisbon Treaty Ratification: Will the Aland Islands become Finland’s Greenland? by Pia Alilonttinen and Savino Rua  (UPI), April 2008

EPIN Papers

• No. 43: Recent Case Law on the External Competences of the European Union: How Member States can embrace their own Treaty by Friedrich Erlbacher
• No. 42: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part III: More reform than renegotiation or repatriation by Michael Emerson, Graham Avery, Miroslav Beblavý, Arno Behrens, Steven Blockmans, Hugo Brady, Alžběta Hájková, Karel Lannoo and Jorge Núñez Ferrer.
• No. 41: Advances in EU Gender Equality: Missing the mark? by Vilde Renman and Caroline Conroy
• No. 40: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part II: Again, a huge contradiction between the evidence and Eurosceptic populism by M. Emerson, S. Blockmans, S. Peers and M. Wriglesworth, June 2014
• No. 39: Between Apathy and Anger: Challenges to the Union from the 2014 Elections to the European Parliament by S. Piedrafita and A. Lauenroth (eds.), with contributions from A. Primatarova, T. Iso-Markku, S. Bendjaballah, A. Lauenroth, F. Chatzistavrou, S. Michalaki, E. Poli, N. Goet, A. Groen, A. Łada, A. Nicolescu, S. Llaudes, I. Molina and V. Renman, May 2014
• No. 38: Cameron’s reality check on Europe by Michael Emerson, April 2014
• No. 37: The ‘Personalisation’ of the European Elections: A half-hearted attempt to increase turnout and democratic legitimacy? by Sonia Piedrafita andVilde Renman, April 2014
• No. 36: Defying the Oracle? The 2014 Greek Presidency of the EU Council by Filippa Chatzistavrou, February 2014
• No. 35: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part I: ‘Competences about right, so far’ by Michael Emerson and Steven Blockmans, October 2013
• No. 34: Reviewing Member States’ Commitment to the European External Action Service, November 2012
• No. 33: Germany as Viewed by Other EU Member States edited by Almut Möller and Roderick Parkes, June 2012
• No. 32: Views on the Commission’s Draft EU Budget: Excessively ambitious or overly timid? by Arnout Mijs and Adriaan Schout, January 2012
• No. 31: The European Court of Justice: Empowered after Lisbon by Sébastien Brisard, September 2011
• No. 30: EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual by Jan Frederik Braun, February 2011
• No. 29: Politicians Online! MEP Communication Strategies in the Internet Era by Stefano Braghiroli, September 2010
• No. 28: Common Security and Defence Policy and the Lisbon Treaty Fudge: No common strategic culture, no major progress by Vassilis Margaras, June 2010
• No. 27: On High Stakes, Stakeholders and Bulgaria’s EU Membership by Antoinette Primatarova, April 2010
• No. 26: Understanding Klaus: The Story of Czech Eurorealism by Mats Braun, November 2009
• No. 25: Staying in the Loop – The Commission’s role in first reading agreements by Niels Fuglsang and Kim B. Olsen, September 2009
• No. 24: If citizens have a voice, who’s listening? Lessons from recent citizen consultation experiments for the European Union by Stephen Boucher, June 2009
• No. 23: The European Commission 2004-09: A politically weakened institution? Views from the National Capitals by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, May 2009
• No. 22: Time to reassess the European security architecture? The NATO-EU-Russia Security Triangle by Sandra Dias Fernandes, March 2009
• No. 21: Channels of Cooperation: A Case Study of Slovenia’s Presidency of the EU by Sabina Kajnc, February 2009
• No. 20: Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era edited by Jan Techau and Alexander Skiba, November 2008
• No. 19: Governance of the EU: The Reform Debate on European Agencies Reignited by Sami Andoura and Peter Timmerman, October 2008
• No. 18: Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Sebastian Kurpas and Peadar ó Broin, September 2008
• No. 17: Is there a trade-off between deepening and widening? What do Europeans think? by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, April 2008
• No. 16: European Public Opinion and Turkey’s Accession. Making Sense of Arguments For and Against by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, May 2007
• No. 15: From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work by Sebastian Kurpas, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Jose I. Torreblanca, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, September 2006
• No. 14: A Citizens Compact: Reaching Out to the Citizens of Europe by Sebastian Kurpas, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, Jose I. Torreblanca, Daniel Keohane, Martin Koopmann, Fredrik Langdal, Ben Crum, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Anna de Klauman, Anne Mette Vestergaard, David Kral, September 2005
• No. 13: Update on the Ratification Debates: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, May 2005
• No. 12: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Monitoring the Ratification Debates. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, January 2005
• No. 11: Preview of the 2004 European Parliament Elections. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Ben Crum, May 2004
• No. 10: Staging European Union Democracy by Ben Crum, December 2003
• No. 9: Can the EU Deliver the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? by Adam Townsend, September 2003
• No. 8: A Dynamic and Democratic EU or Muddling Through Again? Assessing the EU’s Draft Constitution by Kirsty Hughes, August 2003
• No. 7: France, Germany and the UK in the Convention. Common Interests or Pulling in Different Directions? by Ulrike Guérot, Kirsty Hughes, Maxime Lefebvre, Tjark Egenhoff, July 2003
• No. 6: The Position of Small Countries towards Institutional Reform: From Tyranny of the Small to Directoire of the Big? by David Kral, Irena Brinar, Josefin Almer, July 2003
• No. 5: Enlargement, CFSP and the Convention. The Role of the Accession States by Fraser Cameron, Antoinette Primatarova, June 2003
• No. 4: The Battle For Power in Europe. Will the Convention Get it Right? by Kirsty Hughes, February 2003
• No. 3: Towards Effective and Accountable Leadership of the Union. Options and Guidelines for Reform by Wouter Coussens, Ben Crum, January 2003
• No. 2: Economic Policy Coordination and Policy Regimes in the European Union by Stefano Micossi, June 2002
• No. 1: The Future of Europe Convention Travelling Hopefully? by Kirsty Hughes, June 2002

2022 

EPIN Commentaries

• The French presidential election: it’s not just about who wins, but how they win, by Georgina Wright, 07 April 2022
• The Hungarian elections: What is the current situation and what can we expect?, by István Hegedűs, 01 April 2022

EPIN Council Presidencies Series

• Small steps amid a pandemic -The Portuguese EU Council Presidency by Minna Ålander, Tiago Fernandes and Sara Pina, 11 October 2021

EPIN Reports

• Managed Expectations EU Member States’ Views on the Conference on the Future of Europe, edited by Minna Ålander, Nicolai von Ondarza and Sophia Russack
• The effect of Covid on EU democracies, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2021
• Member states’ expectations towards the German Council Presidency, edited by Sophia Russack and Minna Ålander, July 2020
• ‘Coronationalism’ vs a geopolitical Europe? EU external solidarity at the time of Covid-19 , edited by Loes Debuysere, June 2020
• EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19. Views from the Member States, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2020

EPIN Project Publications: ‘2CU’

• Deliberative Democracy in the EU. Countering Populism with Participation and Debate, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, March 2020
• Representative Democracy in the EU. Recovering Legitimacy, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, May 2019
• Direct Democracy in the EU. The Myth of a Citizens’ Union, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, November 2018

EPIN Commentaries

• No. 41: Communicating vessels: Rule of law in Poland and the EU, Adam Balcer, 30 October 2019
• No. 40: Populism, social media and the German elections, Alex Jarman, 29 September 2019
• No. 39: The EU-Debate in Austria: Dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics by Paul Schmidt, 29 June 2017
• No. 38: Mastering the Supply and Demand of Tomorrow’s Labour Market: A case study from Denmark by Stina Vrang Elias, 29 August 2017
• No. 37: Despite teething problems, the ECI stimulates EU-wide debates by Katja Tuokko and Justin Greenwood, 20 March 2017
• No. 36: An open letter to all Europhiles by Catharina Sørensen, 17 February 2017
• No. 35: Spain: A new Opportunity to play a more central role in the EU by Salvador Llaudes, 05 December 2016
• No. 34: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU” by Steven Blockmans and Stefani Weiss, 27 June 2016
• No. 33: Should We Upgrade the V4 – Turkey Dialogue? by Lucia Najšlová, Adam Balcer, Rebecca Murray, and Zsuzsanna Végh, June 2016
• No. 32: Austria’s thrilling elections will have far-reaching impact on political developments in the EU by Doru Peter Frantescu, 25 May 2016
• No. 31: Is there a way out of the Polish pickle? by Adam Łazowski, 22 January 2016
• No. 30: Balancing Priorities and Emergency Measures: Luxembourg’s Council Presidency by Vilde Renman and Sophia Russack, 15 January 2016
• No. 29: To be in, or to be out: Reflections onthe Danish referendum by Catharina Sørensen, 10 December 2015
• No. 28: Greece as an example of “post-politics” in the eurozone by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki, November 2015
• No. 27: Awkward partner once again?  Repercussions for Europe of Poland’s elections by Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, November 2015
• No. 26: What direction for Turkey? A plea for political reconciliation by Umut Uzer, October 2015
• No. 25: Evolving Patterns of Euroscepticism in the Danish Political Landscape by Catharina Sørensen, July 2015
• No. 24: The 2015 Greek Referendum by Filippa Chatzistavrou, July 2015
• No. 23: The EU and Macedonia’s political crisis – another date with history? by Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska, July 2015
• No. 22: Greece in limbo: Post-election 2015 scenarios by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 21: Reshaping politics of the left and centre in Greece after the 2014 EP election by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 20 Political crossroads ahead in Sweden: The signs are red-green by Vilde Renman, July 2014
• No. 19 Euroscepticism vs. Political Pragmatism: The Finns Party tones down its criticism of the EU by Tuomas Iso-Markku, June 2014
• No. 18 Euro-enthusiasm, Euro-rejection, and various shades of grey: The 2014 European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands by Stijn van Kessel, April 2014
• No. 17 The Impact of Spain’s Economic and Political Crisis on the European Elections by Carme Colomina and Elina Viilup, April 2014
• No. 16 The European Elections in France: The paradox of a more European yet more eurosceptic campaign by Vivien Pertusot and Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, February 2014
• No. 15 The 2014 European Elections in Poland: Are we in for another uninspiring campaign? by Melchior Szczepanik, December 2013
• No. 14 Not Making the Lists: The Underrepresentation of Women in EU Politics and Business by Vilde Renman (CEPS), December 2013
• No. 13 Why trying to keep the Germans close on EU competences is risky for Britain by Almut Möller (DGAP), December 2013
• No. 12 Elections to the European Parliament and the trouble with Vox Populi, by Sonia Piedrafita (CEPS), August 2013
• No. 11 Romanian politics: Struggling with the grass roots and digging for democracy by Agnes Nicolescu (IER), August 2012
• No. 10 From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics by Roderick Parkes (SWP), April 2012
• No.9 Why the Czechs did not sign up to the fiscal treaty by David Král (EUROPEUM), February 2012
• No 8. A European External Action Service of the whole Union? Geographical and gender balance among the heads of EU delegations by Paul Ivan (CEPS), November 2011
• No. 7. Euroscepticism finds fertile ground in the Dutch Parliament by Adriaan Schout (Clingendael), July 2011
• No. 6. No longer a model pupil in European political politics? Finland’s EU policy after the general elections by Juha Jokela and Kaisa Korhonen (UPI-FIIA), April 2011
• No. 5. Lisbon five months on: Surveying the new EU political scene by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Dace Akule, Mats Braun, Peadar ó Broin, Kyriakos E. Georgiou, Fredrik Langdal, Agnieszka Łada, Almut Möller, Antoinette Primatarova, Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul, Adriaan Schout and Aaretti Siitonen, April 2010
• No. 4. Sorting out Finland’s complicated attitude towards NATO by Toby Archer (UPI-FIIA), April 2009
• No. 3. Latvia: Extreme political turbulence by Iveta Kazoka and Dace Akule (PROVIDUS), February 2009
• No. 2. What can be expected from the Czech EU Presidency? by David Kral (EUROPEUM), January 2009
• No. 1. Lisbon Treaty Ratification: Will the Aland Islands become Finland’s Greenland? by Pia Alilonttinen and Savino Rua  (UPI), April 2008

EPIN Papers

• No. 43: Recent Case Law on the External Competences of the European Union: How Member States can embrace their own Treaty by Friedrich Erlbacher
• No. 42: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part III: More reform than renegotiation or repatriation by Michael Emerson, Graham Avery, Miroslav Beblavý, Arno Behrens, Steven Blockmans, Hugo Brady, Alžběta Hájková, Karel Lannoo and Jorge Núñez Ferrer.
• No. 41: Advances in EU Gender Equality: Missing the mark? by Vilde Renman and Caroline Conroy
• No. 40: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part II: Again, a huge contradiction between the evidence and Eurosceptic populism by M. Emerson, S. Blockmans, S. Peers and M. Wriglesworth, June 2014
• No. 39: Between Apathy and Anger: Challenges to the Union from the 2014 Elections to the European Parliament by S. Piedrafita and A. Lauenroth (eds.), with contributions from A. Primatarova, T. Iso-Markku, S. Bendjaballah, A. Lauenroth, F. Chatzistavrou, S. Michalaki, E. Poli, N. Goet, A. Groen, A. Łada, A. Nicolescu, S. Llaudes, I. Molina and V. Renman, May 2014
• No. 38: Cameron’s reality check on Europe by Michael Emerson, April 2014
• No. 37: The ‘Personalisation’ of the European Elections: A half-hearted attempt to increase turnout and democratic legitimacy? by Sonia Piedrafita andVilde Renman, April 2014
• No. 36: Defying the Oracle? The 2014 Greek Presidency of the EU Council by Filippa Chatzistavrou, February 2014
• No. 35: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part I: ‘Competences about right, so far’ by Michael Emerson and Steven Blockmans, October 2013
• No. 34: Reviewing Member States’ Commitment to the European External Action Service, November 2012
• No. 33: Germany as Viewed by Other EU Member States edited by Almut Möller and Roderick Parkes, June 2012
• No. 32: Views on the Commission’s Draft EU Budget: Excessively ambitious or overly timid? by Arnout Mijs and Adriaan Schout, January 2012
• No. 31: The European Court of Justice: Empowered after Lisbon by Sébastien Brisard, September 2011
• No. 30: EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual by Jan Frederik Braun, February 2011
• No. 29: Politicians Online! MEP Communication Strategies in the Internet Era by Stefano Braghiroli, September 2010
• No. 28: Common Security and Defence Policy and the Lisbon Treaty Fudge: No common strategic culture, no major progress by Vassilis Margaras, June 2010
• No. 27: On High Stakes, Stakeholders and Bulgaria’s EU Membership by Antoinette Primatarova, April 2010
• No. 26: Understanding Klaus: The Story of Czech Eurorealism by Mats Braun, November 2009
• No. 25: Staying in the Loop – The Commission’s role in first reading agreements by Niels Fuglsang and Kim B. Olsen, September 2009
• No. 24: If citizens have a voice, who’s listening? Lessons from recent citizen consultation experiments for the European Union by Stephen Boucher, June 2009
• No. 23: The European Commission 2004-09: A politically weakened institution? Views from the National Capitals by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, May 2009
• No. 22: Time to reassess the European security architecture? The NATO-EU-Russia Security Triangle by Sandra Dias Fernandes, March 2009
• No. 21: Channels of Cooperation: A Case Study of Slovenia’s Presidency of the EU by Sabina Kajnc, February 2009
• No. 20: Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era edited by Jan Techau and Alexander Skiba, November 2008
• No. 19: Governance of the EU: The Reform Debate on European Agencies Reignited by Sami Andoura and Peter Timmerman, October 2008
• No. 18: Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Sebastian Kurpas and Peadar ó Broin, September 2008
• No. 17: Is there a trade-off between deepening and widening? What do Europeans think? by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, April 2008
• No. 16: European Public Opinion and Turkey’s Accession. Making Sense of Arguments For and Against by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, May 2007
• No. 15: From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work by Sebastian Kurpas, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Jose I. Torreblanca, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, September 2006
• No. 14: A Citizens Compact: Reaching Out to the Citizens of Europe by Sebastian Kurpas, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, Jose I. Torreblanca, Daniel Keohane, Martin Koopmann, Fredrik Langdal, Ben Crum, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Anna de Klauman, Anne Mette Vestergaard, David Kral, September 2005
• No. 13: Update on the Ratification Debates: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, May 2005
• No. 12: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Monitoring the Ratification Debates. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, January 2005
• No. 11: Preview of the 2004 European Parliament Elections. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Ben Crum, May 2004
• No. 10: Staging European Union Democracy by Ben Crum, December 2003
• No. 9: Can the EU Deliver the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? by Adam Townsend, September 2003
• No. 8: A Dynamic and Democratic EU or Muddling Through Again? Assessing the EU’s Draft Constitution by Kirsty Hughes, August 2003
• No. 7: France, Germany and the UK in the Convention. Common Interests or Pulling in Different Directions? by Ulrike Guérot, Kirsty Hughes, Maxime Lefebvre, Tjark Egenhoff, July 2003
• No. 6: The Position of Small Countries towards Institutional Reform: From Tyranny of the Small to Directoire of the Big? by David Kral, Irena Brinar, Josefin Almer, July 2003
• No. 5: Enlargement, CFSP and the Convention. The Role of the Accession States by Fraser Cameron, Antoinette Primatarova, June 2003
• No. 4: The Battle For Power in Europe. Will the Convention Get it Right? by Kirsty Hughes, February 2003
• No. 3: Towards Effective and Accountable Leadership of the Union. Options and Guidelines for Reform by Wouter Coussens, Ben Crum, January 2003
• No. 2: Economic Policy Coordination and Policy Regimes in the European Union by Stefano Micossi, June 2002
• No. 1: The Future of Europe Convention Travelling Hopefully? by Kirsty Hughes, June 2002

EPIN Presidencies Series

• Small steps amid a pandemic- The Portuguese EU Council Presidency by Minna Ålander, Tiago Fernandes and Sara Pina, 11 October 2021

EPIN Reports

• Managed Expectations EU Member States’ Views on the Conference on the Future of Europe, edited by Minna Ålander, Nicolai von Ondarza and Sophia Russack
• The effect of Covid on EU democracies, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2021
• Member states’ expectations towards the German Council Presidency, edited by Sophia Russack and Minna Ålander, July 2020
• ‘Coronationalism’ vs a geopolitical Europe? EU external solidarity at the time of Covid-19 , edited by Loes Debuysere, June 2020
• EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19. Views from the Member States, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2020

EPIN Project Publications: ‘2CU’

• Deliberative Democracy in the EU. Countering Populism with Participation and Debate, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, March 2020
• Representative Democracy in the EU. Recovering Legitimacy, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, May 2019
• Direct Democracy in the EU. The Myth of a Citizens’ Union, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, November 2018

EPIN Commentaries

• No. 41: Communicating vessels: Rule of law in Poland and the EU, Adam Balcer, 30 October 2019
• No. 40: Populism, social media and the German elections, Alex Jarman, 29 September 2019
• No. 39: The EU-Debate in Austria: Dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics by Paul Schmidt, 29 June 2017
• No. 38: Mastering the Supply and Demand of Tomorrow’s Labour Market: A case study from Denmark by Stina Vrang Elias, 29 August 2017
• No. 37: Despite teething problems, the ECI stimulates EU-wide debates by Katja Tuokko and Justin Greenwood, 20 March 2017
• No. 36: An open letter to all Europhiles by Catharina Sørensen, 17 February 2017
• No. 35: Spain: A new Opportunity to play a more central role in the EU by Salvador Llaudes, 05 December 2016
• No. 34: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU” by Steven Blockmans and Stefani Weiss, 27 June 2016
• No. 33: Should We Upgrade the V4 – Turkey Dialogue? by Lucia Najšlová, Adam Balcer, Rebecca Murray, and Zsuzsanna Végh, June 2016
• No. 32: Austria’s thrilling elections will have far-reaching impact on political developments in the EU by Doru Peter Frantescu, 25 May 2016
• No. 31: Is there a way out of the Polish pickle? by Adam Łazowski, 22 January 2016
• No. 30: Balancing Priorities and Emergency Measures: Luxembourg’s Council Presidency by Vilde Renman and Sophia Russack, 15 January 2016
• No. 29: To be in, or to be out: Reflections onthe Danish referendum by Catharina Sørensen, 10 December 2015
• No. 28: Greece as an example of “post-politics” in the eurozone by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki, November 2015
• No. 27: Awkward partner once again?  Repercussions for Europe of Poland’s elections by Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, November 2015
• No. 26: What direction for Turkey? A plea for political reconciliation by Umut Uzer, October 2015
• No. 25: Evolving Patterns of Euroscepticism in the Danish Political Landscape by Catharina Sørensen, July 2015
• No. 24: The 2015 Greek Referendum by Filippa Chatzistavrou, July 2015
• No. 23: The EU and Macedonia’s political crisis – another date with history? by Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska, July 2015
• No. 22: Greece in limbo: Post-election 2015 scenarios by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 21: Reshaping politics of the left and centre in Greece after the 2014 EP election by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 20 Political crossroads ahead in Sweden: The signs are red-green by Vilde Renman, July 2014
• No. 19 Euroscepticism vs. Political Pragmatism: The Finns Party tones down its criticism of the EU by Tuomas Iso-Markku, June 2014
• No. 18 Euro-enthusiasm, Euro-rejection, and various shades of grey: The 2014 European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands by Stijn van Kessel, April 2014
• No. 17 The Impact of Spain’s Economic and Political Crisis on the European Elections by Carme Colomina and Elina Viilup, April 2014
• No. 16 The European Elections in France: The paradox of a more European yet more eurosceptic campaign by Vivien Pertusot and Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, February 2014
• No. 15 The 2014 European Elections in Poland: Are we in for another uninspiring campaign? by Melchior Szczepanik, December 2013
• No. 14 Not Making the Lists: The Underrepresentation of Women in EU Politics and Business by Vilde Renman (CEPS), December 2013
• No. 13 Why trying to keep the Germans close on EU competences is risky for Britain by Almut Möller (DGAP), December 2013
• No. 12 Elections to the European Parliament and the trouble with Vox Populi, by Sonia Piedrafita (CEPS), August 2013
• No. 11 Romanian politics: Struggling with the grass roots and digging for democracy by Agnes Nicolescu (IER), August 2012
• No. 10 From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics by Roderick Parkes (SWP), April 2012
• No.9 Why the Czechs did not sign up to the fiscal treaty by David Král (EUROPEUM), February 2012
• No 8. A European External Action Service of the whole Union? Geographical and gender balance among the heads of EU delegations by Paul Ivan (CEPS), November 2011
• No. 7. Euroscepticism finds fertile ground in the Dutch Parliament by Adriaan Schout (Clingendael), July 2011
• No. 6. No longer a model pupil in European political politics? Finland’s EU policy after the general elections by Juha Jokela and Kaisa Korhonen (UPI-FIIA), April 2011
• No. 5. Lisbon five months on: Surveying the new EU political scene by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Dace Akule, Mats Braun, Peadar ó Broin, Kyriakos E. Georgiou, Fredrik Langdal, Agnieszka Łada, Almut Möller, Antoinette Primatarova, Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul, Adriaan Schout and Aaretti Siitonen, April 2010
• No. 4. Sorting out Finland’s complicated attitude towards NATO by Toby Archer (UPI-FIIA), April 2009
• No. 3. Latvia: Extreme political turbulence by Iveta Kazoka and Dace Akule (PROVIDUS), February 2009
• No. 2. What can be expected from the Czech EU Presidency? by David Kral (EUROPEUM), January 2009
• No. 1. Lisbon Treaty Ratification: Will the Aland Islands become Finland’s Greenland? by Pia Alilonttinen and Savino Rua  (UPI), April 2008

EPIN Papers

• No. 43: Recent Case Law on the External Competences of the European Union: How Member States can embrace their own Treaty by Friedrich Erlbacher
• No. 42: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part III: More reform than renegotiation or repatriation by Michael Emerson, Graham Avery, Miroslav Beblavý, Arno Behrens, Steven Blockmans, Hugo Brady, Alžběta Hájková, Karel Lannoo and Jorge Núñez Ferrer.
• No. 41: Advances in EU Gender Equality: Missing the mark? by Vilde Renman and Caroline Conroy
• No. 40: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part II: Again, a huge contradiction between the evidence and Eurosceptic populism by M. Emerson, S. Blockmans, S. Peers and M. Wriglesworth, June 2014
• No. 39: Between Apathy and Anger: Challenges to the Union from the 2014 Elections to the European Parliament by S. Piedrafita and A. Lauenroth (eds.), with contributions from A. Primatarova, T. Iso-Markku, S. Bendjaballah, A. Lauenroth, F. Chatzistavrou, S. Michalaki, E. Poli, N. Goet, A. Groen, A. Łada, A. Nicolescu, S. Llaudes, I. Molina and V. Renman, May 2014
• No. 38: Cameron’s reality check on Europe by Michael Emerson, April 2014
• No. 37: The ‘Personalisation’ of the European Elections: A half-hearted attempt to increase turnout and democratic legitimacy? by Sonia Piedrafita andVilde Renman, April 2014
• No. 36: Defying the Oracle? The 2014 Greek Presidency of the EU Council by Filippa Chatzistavrou, February 2014
• No. 35: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part I: ‘Competences about right, so far’ by Michael Emerson and Steven Blockmans, October 2013
• No. 34: Reviewing Member States’ Commitment to the European External Action Service, November 2012
• No. 33: Germany as Viewed by Other EU Member States edited by Almut Möller and Roderick Parkes, June 2012
• No. 32: Views on the Commission’s Draft EU Budget: Excessively ambitious or overly timid? by Arnout Mijs and Adriaan Schout, January 2012
• No. 31: The European Court of Justice: Empowered after Lisbon by Sébastien Brisard, September 2011
• No. 30: EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual by Jan Frederik Braun, February 2011
• No. 29: Politicians Online! MEP Communication Strategies in the Internet Era by Stefano Braghiroli, September 2010
• No. 28: Common Security and Defence Policy and the Lisbon Treaty Fudge: No common strategic culture, no major progress by Vassilis Margaras, June 2010
• No. 27: On High Stakes, Stakeholders and Bulgaria’s EU Membership by Antoinette Primatarova, April 2010
• No. 26: Understanding Klaus: The Story of Czech Eurorealism by Mats Braun, November 2009
• No. 25: Staying in the Loop – The Commission’s role in first reading agreements by Niels Fuglsang and Kim B. Olsen, September 2009
• No. 24: If citizens have a voice, who’s listening? Lessons from recent citizen consultation experiments for the European Union by Stephen Boucher, June 2009
• No. 23: The European Commission 2004-09: A politically weakened institution? Views from the National Capitals by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, May 2009
• No. 22: Time to reassess the European security architecture? The NATO-EU-Russia Security Triangle by Sandra Dias Fernandes, March 2009
• No. 21: Channels of Cooperation: A Case Study of Slovenia’s Presidency of the EU by Sabina Kajnc, February 2009
• No. 20: Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era edited by Jan Techau and Alexander Skiba, November 2008
• No. 19: Governance of the EU: The Reform Debate on European Agencies Reignited by Sami Andoura and Peter Timmerman, October 2008
• No. 18: Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Sebastian Kurpas and Peadar ó Broin, September 2008
• No. 17: Is there a trade-off between deepening and widening? What do Europeans think? by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, April 2008
• No. 16: European Public Opinion and Turkey’s Accession. Making Sense of Arguments For and Against by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, May 2007
• No. 15: From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work by Sebastian Kurpas, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Jose I. Torreblanca, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, September 2006
• No. 14: A Citizens Compact: Reaching Out to the Citizens of Europe by Sebastian Kurpas, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, Jose I. Torreblanca, Daniel Keohane, Martin Koopmann, Fredrik Langdal, Ben Crum, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Anna de Klauman, Anne Mette Vestergaard, David Kral, September 2005
• No. 13: Update on the Ratification Debates: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, May 2005
• No. 12: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Monitoring the Ratification Debates. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, January 2005
• No. 11: Preview of the 2004 European Parliament Elections. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Ben Crum, May 2004
• No. 10: Staging European Union Democracy by Ben Crum, December 2003
• No. 9: Can the EU Deliver the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? by Adam Townsend, September 2003
• No. 8: A Dynamic and Democratic EU or Muddling Through Again? Assessing the EU’s Draft Constitution by Kirsty Hughes, August 2003
• No. 7: France, Germany and the UK in the Convention. Common Interests or Pulling in Different Directions? by Ulrike Guérot, Kirsty Hughes, Maxime Lefebvre, Tjark Egenhoff, July 2003
• No. 6: The Position of Small Countries towards Institutional Reform: From Tyranny of the Small to Directoire of the Big? by David Kral, Irena Brinar, Josefin Almer, July 2003
• No. 5: Enlargement, CFSP and the Convention. The Role of the Accession States by Fraser Cameron, Antoinette Primatarova, June 2003
• No. 4: The Battle For Power in Europe. Will the Convention Get it Right? by Kirsty Hughes, February 2003
• No. 3: Towards Effective and Accountable Leadership of the Union. Options and Guidelines for Reform by Wouter Coussens, Ben Crum, January 2003
• No. 2: Economic Policy Coordination and Policy Regimes in the European Union by Stefano Micossi, June 2002
• No. 1: The Future of Europe Convention Travelling Hopefully? by Kirsty Hughes, June 2002

EPIN Report

• EU crisis response in tackling Covid-19. Views from the Member States, edited by Sophia Russack, April 2020

EPIN Project Publications: 2CU

• Deliberative Democracy in the EU. Countering Populism with Participation and Debate, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, March 2020
• Representative Democracy in the EU. Recovering Legitimacy, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, May 2019
• Direct Democracy in the EU. The Myth of a Citizens’ Union, edited by Steven Blockmans and Sophia Russack, November 2018

EPIN Commentaries

• No. 41: Communicating vessels: Rule of law in Poland and the EU, Adam Balcer, 30 October 2019
• No. 40: Populism, social media and the German elections, Alex Jarman, 29 September 2019
• No. 39: The EU-Debate in Austria: Dynamic perceptions and ambiguous politics by Paul Schmidt, 29 June 2017
• No. 38: Mastering the Supply and Demand of Tomorrow’s Labour Market: A case study from Denmark by Stina Vrang Elias, 29 August 2017
• No. 37: Despite teething problems, the ECI stimulates EU-wide debates by Katja Tuokko and Justin Greenwood, 20 March 2017
• No. 36: An open letter to all Europhiles by Catharina Sørensen, 17 February 2017
• No. 35: Spain: A new Opportunity to play a more central role in the EU by Salvador Llaudes, 05 December 2016
• No. 34: Estrangement Day: The implications of Brexit for the EU” by Steven Blockmans and Stefani Weiss, 27 June 2016
• No. 33: Should We Upgrade the V4 – Turkey Dialogue? by Lucia Najšlová, Adam Balcer, Rebecca Murray, and Zsuzsanna Végh, June 2016
• No. 32: Austria’s thrilling elections will have far-reaching impact on political developments in the EU by Doru Peter Frantescu, 25 May 2016
• No. 31: Is there a way out of the Polish pickle? by Adam Łazowski, 22 January 2016
• No. 30: Balancing Priorities and Emergency Measures: Luxembourg’s Council Presidency by Vilde Renman and Sophia Russack, 15 January 2016
• No. 29: To be in, or to be out: Reflections onthe Danish referendum by Catharina Sørensen, 10 December 2015
• No. 28: Greece as an example of “post-politics” in the eurozone by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki, November 2015
• No. 27: Awkward partner once again?  Repercussions for Europe of Poland’s elections by Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, November 2015
• No. 26: What direction for Turkey? A plea for political reconciliation by Umut Uzer, October 2015
• No. 25: Evolving Patterns of Euroscepticism in the Danish Political Landscape by Catharina Sørensen, July 2015
• No. 24: The 2015 Greek Referendum by Filippa Chatzistavrou, July 2015
• No. 23: The EU and Macedonia’s political crisis – another date with history? by Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska, July 2015
• No. 22: Greece in limbo: Post-election 2015 scenarios by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 21: Reshaping politics of the left and centre in Greece after the 2014 EP election by Filippa Chatzistavrou and Sofia Michalaki
• No. 20 Political crossroads ahead in Sweden: The signs are red-green by Vilde Renman, July 2014
• No. 19 Euroscepticism vs. Political Pragmatism: The Finns Party tones down its criticism of the EU by Tuomas Iso-Markku, June 2014
• No. 18 Euro-enthusiasm, Euro-rejection, and various shades of grey: The 2014 European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands by Stijn van Kessel, April 2014
• No. 17 The Impact of Spain’s Economic and Political Crisis on the European Elections by Carme Colomina and Elina Viilup, April 2014
• No. 16 The European Elections in France: The paradox of a more European yet more eurosceptic campaign by Vivien Pertusot and Yann-Sven Rittelmeyer, February 2014
• No. 15 The 2014 European Elections in Poland: Are we in for another uninspiring campaign? by Melchior Szczepanik, December 2013
• No. 14 Not Making the Lists: The Underrepresentation of Women in EU Politics and Business by Vilde Renman (CEPS), December 2013
• No. 13 Why trying to keep the Germans close on EU competences is risky for Britain by Almut Möller (DGAP), December 2013
• No. 12 Elections to the European Parliament and the trouble with Vox Populi, by Sonia Piedrafita (CEPS), August 2013
• No. 11 Romanian politics: Struggling with the grass roots and digging for democracy by Agnes Nicolescu (IER), August 2012
• No. 10 From Integration to Competition: Britain, Germany and the EU’s New Group Dynamics by Roderick Parkes (SWP), April 2012
• No.9 Why the Czechs did not sign up to the fiscal treaty by David Král (EUROPEUM), February 2012
• No 8. A European External Action Service of the whole Union? Geographical and gender balance among the heads of EU delegations by Paul Ivan (CEPS), November 2011
• No. 7. Euroscepticism finds fertile ground in the Dutch Parliament by Adriaan Schout (Clingendael), July 2011
• No. 6. No longer a model pupil in European political politics? Finland’s EU policy after the general elections by Juha Jokela and Kaisa Korhonen (UPI-FIIA), April 2011
• No. 5. Lisbon five months on: Surveying the new EU political scene by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Dace Akule, Mats Braun, Peadar ó Broin, Kyriakos E. Georgiou, Fredrik Langdal, Agnieszka Łada, Almut Möller, Antoinette Primatarova, Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul, Adriaan Schout and Aaretti Siitonen, April 2010
• No. 4. Sorting out Finland’s complicated attitude towards NATO by Toby Archer (UPI-FIIA), April 2009
• No. 3. Latvia: Extreme political turbulence by Iveta Kazoka and Dace Akule (PROVIDUS), February 2009
• No. 2. What can be expected from the Czech EU Presidency? by David Kral (EUROPEUM), January 2009
• No. 1. Lisbon Treaty Ratification: Will the Aland Islands become Finland’s Greenland? by Pia Alilonttinen and Savino Rua  (UPI), April 2008

EPIN Papers

• No. 43: Recent Case Law on the External Competences of the European Union: How Member States can embrace their own Treaty by Friedrich Erlbacher
• No. 42: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part III: More reform than renegotiation or repatriation by Michael Emerson, Graham Avery, Miroslav Beblavý, Arno Behrens, Steven Blockmans, Hugo Brady, Alžběta Hájková, Karel Lannoo and Jorge Núñez Ferrer.
• No. 41: Advances in EU Gender Equality: Missing the mark? by Vilde Renman and Caroline Conroy
• No. 40: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part II: Again, a huge contradiction between the evidence and Eurosceptic populism by M. Emerson, S. Blockmans, S. Peers and M. Wriglesworth, June 2014
• No. 39: Between Apathy and Anger: Challenges to the Union from the 2014 Elections to the European Parliament by S. Piedrafita and A. Lauenroth (eds.), with contributions from A. Primatarova, T. Iso-Markku, S. Bendjaballah, A. Lauenroth, F. Chatzistavrou, S. Michalaki, E. Poli, N. Goet, A. Groen, A. Łada, A. Nicolescu, S. Llaudes, I. Molina and V. Renman, May 2014
• No. 38: Cameron’s reality check on Europe by Michael Emerson, April 2014
• No. 37: The ‘Personalisation’ of the European Elections: A half-hearted attempt to increase turnout and democratic legitimacy? by Sonia Piedrafita andVilde Renman, April 2014
• No. 36: Defying the Oracle? The 2014 Greek Presidency of the EU Council by Filippa Chatzistavrou, February 2014
• No. 35: British Balance of Competence Reviews, Part I: ‘Competences about right, so far’ by Michael Emerson and Steven Blockmans, October 2013
• No. 34: Reviewing Member States’ Commitment to the European External Action Service, November 2012
• No. 33: Germany as Viewed by Other EU Member States edited by Almut Möller and Roderick Parkes, June 2012
• No. 32: Views on the Commission’s Draft EU Budget: Excessively ambitious or overly timid? by Arnout Mijs and Adriaan Schout, January 2012
• No. 31: The European Court of Justice: Empowered after Lisbon by Sébastien Brisard, September 2011
• No. 30: EU Energy Policy under the Treaty of Lisbon Rules: Between a new policy and business as usual by Jan Frederik Braun, February 2011
• No. 29: Politicians Online! MEP Communication Strategies in the Internet Era by Stefano Braghiroli, September 2010
• No. 28: Common Security and Defence Policy and the Lisbon Treaty Fudge: No common strategic culture, no major progress by Vassilis Margaras, June 2010
• No. 27: On High Stakes, Stakeholders and Bulgaria’s EU Membership by Antoinette Primatarova, April 2010
• No. 26: Understanding Klaus: The Story of Czech Eurorealism by Mats Braun, November 2009
• No. 25: Staying in the Loop – The Commission’s role in first reading agreements by Niels Fuglsang and Kim B. Olsen, September 2009
• No. 24: If citizens have a voice, who’s listening? Lessons from recent citizen consultation experiments for the European Union by Stephen Boucher, June 2009
• No. 23: The European Commission 2004-09: A politically weakened institution? Views from the National Capitals by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, May 2009
• No. 22: Time to reassess the European security architecture? The NATO-EU-Russia Security Triangle by Sandra Dias Fernandes, March 2009
• No. 21: Channels of Cooperation: A Case Study of Slovenia’s Presidency of the EU by Sabina Kajnc, February 2009
• No. 20: Transatlantic Relations 2009: European Expectations for the Post-Bush Era edited by Jan Techau and Alexander Skiba, November 2008
• No. 19: Governance of the EU: The Reform Debate on European Agencies Reignited by Sami Andoura and Peter Timmerman, October 2008
• No. 18: Ratification of the Lisbon Treaty: Problems not only in Ireland by Piotr Maciej Kaczyński, Sebastian Kurpas and Peadar ó Broin, September 2008
• No. 17: Is there a trade-off between deepening and widening? What do Europeans think? by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, April 2008
• No. 16: European Public Opinion and Turkey’s Accession. Making Sense of Arguments For and Against by Antonia M. Ruiz-Jimenez, Jose I. Torreblanca, May 2007
• No. 15: From Threat to Opportunity: Making Flexible Integration Work by Sebastian Kurpas, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Jose I. Torreblanca, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, September 2006
• No. 14: A Citizens Compact: Reaching Out to the Citizens of Europe by Sebastian Kurpas, Gaetane Ricard-Nihoul, Jose I. Torreblanca, Daniel Keohane, Martin Koopmann, Fredrik Langdal, Ben Crum, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, Anna de Klauman, Anne Mette Vestergaard, David Kral, September 2005
• No. 13: Update on the Ratification Debates: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, Julia De Clerck-Sachsse, May 2005
• No. 12: What Prospects for the European Constitutional Treaty? Monitoring the Ratification Debates. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Justus Schonlau, January 2005
• No. 11: Preview of the 2004 European Parliament Elections. Results of an EPIN Survey of National Experts by Sebastian Kurpas, Marco Incerti, Ben Crum, May 2004
• No. 10: Staging European Union Democracy by Ben Crum, December 2003
• No. 9: Can the EU Deliver the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? by Adam Townsend, September 2003
• No. 8: A Dynamic and Democratic EU or Muddling Through Again? Assessing the EU’s Draft Constitution by Kirsty Hughes, August 2003
• No. 7: France, Germany and the UK in the Convention. Common Interests or Pulling in Different Directions? by Ulrike Guérot, Kirsty Hughes, Maxime Lefebvre, Tjark Egenhoff, July 2003
• No. 6: The Position of Small Countries towards Institutional Reform: From Tyranny of the Small to Directoire of the Big? by David Kral, Irena Brinar, Josefin Almer, July 2003
• No. 5: Enlargement, CFSP and the Convention. The Role of the Accession States by Fraser Cameron, Antoinette Primatarova, June 2003
• No. 4: The Battle For Power in Europe. Will the Convention Get it Right? by Kirsty Hughes, February 2003
• No. 3: Towards Effective and Accountable Leadership of the Union. Options and Guidelines for Reform by Wouter Coussens, Ben Crum, January 2003
• No. 2: Economic Policy Coordination and Policy Regimes in the European Union by Stefano Micossi, June 2002
• No. 1: The Future of Europe Convention Travelling Hopefully? by Kirsty Hughes, June 2002