Scottish Minimum Pricing on Alcohol: The Court of Justice Speaks
Arianna Andreangeli
In-Depth Analysis
The recent EU court preliminary ruling on Scotland’s alcohol minimum pricing illustrates the confli…
Category: Institutions
David Cameron has Begun a ‘Battle for Britain’ in the EU – But How Can He Possibly Win?
Paul James Cardwell
Prime Minister David Cameron faces a number of challenges in order to achieve a successful EU renegotiation, writes Paul J…
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Anthony Salamone
Since our launch six months ago, European Futures has featured contributions from across the broad range of issues facing Eu…
Rationalising the Irrational? How to Make Sense of Member States’ Responses to the Asylum Crisis
Pontus Odmalm
Mainstream political parties in Europe have largely found it difficult to develop coherent policies to address the asylum cris…
The EU’s Relations with Kosovo – Achievements, Limits, Challenges
Gëzim Krasniqi
The EU plays a major role in Kosovo’s development, despite the fact that several Member States do not recognise its independenc…
EU Energy Union: Is There Anything New Under the Sun?
Francesca Batzella
The European Commission’s proposal for a European Energy Union is just the latest development in the long history of EU ene…
The Crisis of Schengen is the Crisis of the EU
Ester Herlin-Karnell
The Schengen system of borderless travel across much of Europe faces many challenges, from the migration crisis to prev…
EU-Russia Relations: A Eurasian Opportunity?
Francesco Saverio Montesano
The costs and challenges associated with EU-Russia relations at present demonstrate that the EU needs a functio…
Greece’s Fiscal Crisis: Some Distance Yet to Run
Dermot Hodson
The risk of Grexit – Greek exit from the euro area – has diminished after a summer of dramatic political developments, writes Derm…
The Netherlands: An Unexpectedly Turbulent EU Presidency
David Bokhorst
Despite hopes for a low-keyed EU presidency next year, the Netherlands will find itself coordinating Council business on the m…