Paris, 17th October 2019 – Pew Research Center Conference: the Value of Europe
The Pew Research Center and the Jacques Delors Institute organise a conference to present main conclusions of the study "The Value of Europe: A 30-year Look at How Europeans See Democracy, Free Markets and Social Change Since the Collapse of Communism"
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
The Jacques Delors Institute is glad to invite for a presentation delivered by James Bell, Vice President of Global Strategies of the Pew Research Center, entitled:
The Value of Europe: A 30-year Look at How Europeans See Democracy, Free Markets and Social Change Since the Collapse of Communism
17th of October, 2019
from 10:30 to 12:00
Jacques Delors Institute
18, rue de Londres, Paris 9ème
Welcome coffee from 10:00
In October, to mark the 30th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Pew Research Center will be releasing a landmark study on European public opinion. The study is the newest edition of a research project first conducted in 1991 and then again 2009, charting attitudes in 16 nations across Europe on – among other topics – the transition to democracy and capitalism, the European Union, national identity, Europe’s economic integration and the relationship between citizens and the state.
Conference by invitation only
The Jacques Delors Institute is glad to invite for a presentation delivered by James Bell, Vice President of Global Strategies of the Pew Research Center, entitled:
The Value of Europe: A 30-year Look at How Europeans See Democracy, Free Markets and Social Change Since the Collapse of Communism
17th of October, 2019
from 10:30 to 12:00
Jacques Delors Institute
18, rue de Londres, Paris 9ème
Welcome coffee from 10:00
In October, to mark the 30th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Pew Research Center will be releasing a landmark study on European public opinion. The study is the newest edition of a research project first conducted in 1991 and then again 2009, charting attitudes in 16 nations across Europe on – among other topics – the transition to democracy and capitalism, the European Union, national identity, Europe’s economic integration and the relationship between citizens and the state.
Conference by invitation only
18, rue de Londres
France
Paris
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
[FR] THE MOLDAVIANS AND THE EU: A STILL TIMID EUROFAVOUR
[FR] In the minds of the Balkans
[FR] Europe retains public favor in the face of the war in Ukraine
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Le malentendu des Français avec l’Union européenne persiste
“La Ue metta direttamente i soldi nelle tasche di imprese e cittadini”
Europe’s necessary return to France
“les opinions publiques au sein des 27 pays de l’UE sont devenues plus favorables à leur adhésion”
Pourquoi faut-il s’intéresser davantage à la Pologne ?
Le Brexit va-t-il réussir ? Probablement pas
Miért szeretjük még mindig az EU-t?
European politics: leaders struggle to contain rising populism – Enrico Letta in the Financial Times
Yves Bertoncini on TV5 Monde on the analysis of the European and international news
Yves Bertoncini in Les Inrocks : “Pour vaincre l’euroscepticisme, il faudra plus qu’une victoire contre Marine Le Pen”
Yves Bertoncini on France Info : “Les Français ne détestent pas assez l’Europe pour vouloir la quitter”
Pascal Lamy in Challenges about the french euroscpeticism
Yves Bertoncini in Le Monde: “Sortir d’une forme de schizophrénie vis-à-vis du grand marché européen”
Yves Bertoncini on France Info: Où en est vraiment l’europhophie en Allemagne, PaysBas et Hongrie ?
Yves Bertoncini in Sud Ouest: “Les Français sont francosceptiques avant d’être eurosceptiques”
Sofia Fernandes in the Huffington Post “L’Europe sera sociale ou ne sera pas”
