National Convention on EU Affairs: The potential of EU like-minded coalitions forming after Brexit
The National Convention on EU Affairs will take place on February 8 Lichtenštejn Palace. The topic of the round table debate will be the potential of EU like-minded coalitions forming after Brexit.
Our Vladimír Bartovic and Vít Havelka prepared the background document for this round table debate.
The document (in Czech language) is available throught the PDF button on the right side.
More information can be found on the National Convention on EU Affairs website.
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Vít Havelka
Senior Research Fellow
Senior Research Fellow
Expertise: EU institutional relations with member states, europeisation, transformation role of EU
Vladimír Bartovic
President
President
Expertise: EU institutional issues, Economic and Monetary Union, € and European budget, Brexit, EU foreign policy, EU enlargement with the focus on Western Balkans, Slovak foreign and domestic policy and economic issues
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Prague 1 - Staré Město
110 00
tel.: +420 212 246 552
email: europeum@europeum.org
https://www.europeum.org