Willingness to Reform is Rolling Backwards
The willingness to reform is going backwards in the governments of German-speaking countries – in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The most recent „reform barometers“ are […]
See MoreA step too far
In the Dutch European Parliament (EP) election, Geert Wilders’ Freedom Party (PVV) fell short of its 2009 success. One reason for this is that some […]
See More“Preaching to the converted”: Euroscepticism, education and cross-border experiences
A declining interest in European affairs among Europe’s younger generation was pointed out already before the start of the financial and economic crises. The deteriorated […]
See MoreYoung, Educated but Unemployed
Europe’s youth faces the ongoing consequences of the financial crisis with unemployment rates continuing to skyrocket. Can the European Youth Guarantee help? Two young Europeans […]
See MoreFor an Age-dependent Personal Training Account
Not so long ago, British Labour leader Ed Miliband asked the question: ‘is this generation, my generation, going to do right by the younger generation?’ […]
See MoreThe EU as a Source of Inspiration
What role does the European Union take on in ASEAN’s integration process? This question was at the core of IFAIR’s online workshop “EU-ASEAN Perspectives”, which […]
See MoreGerman foreign policy-making – IFAIR meets parliament
To conclude the work of the Impact Group “EU-ASEAN Perspectives”, IFAIR had arranged a background discussion with Dr Thomas Gambke, Member of Parliament for the […]
See MoreCfP: Left Behind? New Realities for European Youth
As an official partner, IFAIR welcomes all graduate students to the 6th European Public Policy Conference, 2014. The conference will be held April 11-13 in […]
See MoreThe EU at odds with Croatia
By finally granting Croatia full membership, the EU proved how its values are all too imperative for the development of safety and economic prosperity in […]
See MoreEuroscepticism in Europe must not be underestimated
In the entire EU, dissatisfaction among citizens gives rise to Eurosceptic political parties. This development potentially is a time bomb for the European integration and […]
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