Publications

09/10/2014

Lastest Summit: Youth Unemployment, the Tip of the Iceberg

Building on her experience of preparing meetings of the European Council for twelve years, Maria […]
09/10/2014

Summer FEPS India Briefing

Klaus Voll, FEPS Advisor on Asia and Kamakshi Nandi, Political analyst and historian This most […]
09/10/2014

Challenges and opportunities in migrant integration

  In this paper the authors from the FEPS YAN working group on migration analyse […]
09/10/2014

Zimbabwe – Test Case for SADC

In accordance with the power sharing agreement that was forced on Zimbabwean parties by the […]
09/10/2014

How can the EU Federal Government spearhead an employment-led recovery? Economic Policy Brief No.1 2013

Policy Brief No.1, August 2013 McKinley, Terry (Centre for Development Policy and Reseach); Cozzi, Giovanni […]
09/10/2014

The way out of the crisis: An alternative to austerity, Economic Policy Brief No.3 2013

Policy Brief No.3 September 2013 Autors: Lars Andersen, Director, and Erik Bjørsted, Senior Economist, ECLM […]
09/10/2014

EU should stand strong for its standards

In the framework of the FEPS and EFDS research programme “Enhancing Democracy Pre and Post […]
09/10/2014

Hissène Habré, l’Afrique et le “Temps de la Justice”

L’arrestation le 30 juin 2013 à Dakar de l’ancien Président de la République du Tchad […]
09/10/2014

The tragedy of the Fiscal Compact

Call to Europe III, Conference paper Malcom Sawyer The Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance […]
09/10/2014

Economic and insititutionnal changes to create a wage-led growth strategy

Call to Europe III, Conference paper on wage-led growth Udo Bullmann Collective bargaining is above […]
09/10/2014

Who is going to clean the toilets in an equal, prosperous Europe?

Call to Europe III, Conference Paper on building new European Solidarity Nat O’Connor Unless, and […]
09/10/2014

Austerity does no create jobs and is therefore against European common values!

Call to Europe III, Conference Paper on building European Solidarity Ernst Stetter A lot has […]
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