What can we learn from productivity dynamics over the crisis episode in the EU?
While all EU economies witnessed a sharp decline in output during the financial crisis, the peripheral EU countries were particularly hard hit.
While all EU economies witnessed a sharp decline in output during the financial crisis, the peripheral EU countries were particularly hard hit.
This Policy Brief argues that multidimensional policies are needed to tackle the looming societal challenges. Most importantly, the public discourse has to be altered and investment in refugees should be increased.
This Policy Brief wants to put things into persepective and suggests a new European approach to dealing with refugees from Sub-Saharan Africa.
Half a year after the referendum on UK membership, little tangible has emerged aside from a flow of platitudes, leaked memos and the odd speech.
The uncoordinated approaches in Central Europe in dealing with the increased arrivals of refugees during summer and autumn of 2015 have put the region into the spotlight of public attention.
In retrospect the most relevant outcome of the Paris Climate Conference might be that there is an agreement at all.
The European Union must reinvent itself in one of the weakest institutional, political and social moments of its recent history.
Enlargement was once considered the most successful external policy of the European Union. But the sparse progress recorded in the Western Balkans in the past few years and their overall democratic backsliding…
Europe is facing an unprecedented influx of asylum seekers. This has put considerable strains on several Member States, both transit and destination countries, that have seen their capacity to receive them tested…