Ten Years After: An Assessment of the 2004 Enlargement of the European Union

15/05/2014

Colloque du 15 mai 2015 au CERI

In cooperation with the Prague Institute of International Relations (IIR) and the French Center for Social Sciences Research in Prague (CEFRES); with the support of Polish, Slovak and Czech Embassies in Paris

Opening and welcome
Alain Dieckhoff (director, CERI-Sciences Po), Petr Kratochvil (director, IIR), Philippe Rusin (director, CEFRES)

 

Social perceptions of the Eastern enlargement

Chair: Philippe Rusin, CEFRES

Eastern enlargement 10: years on and its future prospects, Jacques Rupnik, CERI-Sciences Po Discourses, narratives and opinions about enlargements in the "old" Member States, Christian Lequesne, CERI-Sciences Po
Discourses, narratives and opinions in Central European countries, Petr Kratochvil, IIR

Discussant: Charles Sitzenstuhl, CERI-Sciences Po

 

The EU’s Transformative Power and the New Member States

Chair: Christian Lequesne, CERI-Sciences Po

Economic and social convergence, Gilles Lepesant, CERI-Sciences Po
Democracy and decision-making, Vladimir Bilcik, Slovak Foreign Policy Association
Public policies of the environment, Mats Braun, IIR

Discussant: Florent Parmentier, Sciences Po

 

The EU Transformed by its Enlargement

Chair: Petr Kratochvil, IIR

The decision-making capability of the EU, Lukas Macek, Sciences Po
Towards a more differentiated Europe, Vit Benes, IIR
Migrations and labor markets, Pawel Kaczmarczyk, University of Warsaw

Discussant: Tanja Mayrguendter, University of Bolzano Conclusions: Pierre Mirel, DG Enlargement, European Commission, Brussels

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