Global Europe Projects Finding Common Grounds - Rediscovering the common narrative of Turkey and EuropeFinding Common Grounds - Rediscovering the common narrative of Turkey and Europe
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Timeframe: completed (2007-2009)
Executive Summary:
Series of workshops was conducted in Bratislava, Prague, Budapest and Istanbul in the framework of this project. The aim of the workshops was to find out the possible contributions of the East european experience of transformation to Turkey and to what extent these two regions have commmon interests in the field of foreign policy.
Outputs:Partners:
Research Center of the Slovak Foreign Policy Association (Slovakia) - leader of the project
Global Political Trends Center, Istanbul Kültür Unversity (Turkey)
Polish Institute of Internaitonal Affairs (Poland)
Center for EU Enlargement Studies (Hungary)
Donors:
German Marshall Fund of the US
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Bratislava
Open Society Foundation Bratislava
Representation of the European Commission in Slovakia
Articles
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23-04-2012
France, elections and fiscal pact -
28-03-2012
A Project-driven Cooperation for the Central European Defence Sector -
26-03-2012
The European External Action Service and the Legitimacy of the European Union’s Foreign Policy -
14-03-2012
3 Steps for the Visegrad 4 in the Middle East and North Africa: 'Go Beyond '89; Pool your Resources and Engage Turkey' -
02-03-2012
EU and Turkey: Role of Cyprus EU Presidency
Projects
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09-05-2012
Visegrad Priorities and Coordination during the Cyprus EU Council Presidency -
01-02-2012
Who is afraid of Cyprus's EU presidency? -
22-04-2011
Europa Secura - Contest for Secondary School Students on Security, EU and NATO -
22-12-2009
Transatlantic Policy Forum -
23-01-2009
Finding Common Grounds - Rediscovering the common narrative of Turkey and Europe
Publications
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Transatlantic Relations 2009: A Chance for a Fresh Start?
The initial versions of nearly all contributions to the fi rst part of this publication saw the light of day during the international conference “Transatlantic Relations 2009 – A Chance for a Fresh Start?” held in Prague in May 2009. The second part of this publication consists of policy papers, developed by leading EU and US experts in the framework of the Transatlantic Policy Forum project, focusing on the following issues: Trade, Energy and Climate Change, Democracy Promotion and EU Neighbourhood.
Publication is available to download here.
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