Blog post
A new approach to Eurozone reform
This series is a cooperation between the Jacques Delors Institutes in Berlin and Paris and makes concrete proposals for the EU’s next institutional cycle.
1- Energy (Thomas Pellerin-Carlin et al.)
2- Eurozone (Lucas Guttenberg)
3- Trade (Elvire Fabry)
While the geopolitical dimension of trade policy is growing in importance and multilateralism is threatened, consensus in public opinion for global trade has shrunk and value chains are shortening. In this changing context of globalisation and with the surge in support for the Greens in the new European Parliament, the new Commission, which holds an exclusive competence in trade policy, must make it more ecological and inclusive, also reinforcing the compliance of imports with European standards. This shift in EU trade policy requires a whole set of greening and social measures as well as key initiatives to strengthen multilateralism.
Translation from french: Nicolas Köhler
4-Bolstering EU foreign and security policy in times of contestation
5- Digital (Paul-Jasper Dittrich)
6- Democracy (Thierry Chopin)
7- Migration (Lucas Rasche)
8- Employment and social policy (Sofia Fernandes)
9- Budget (Eulalia Rubio)
Please find all the proposals in one document here.
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
An overhaul of the European fiscal framework?
The General Secretariate under the Juncker Commission
CARNETS DE CRISE
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Von der Leyen à l’heure d’un bilan, neuf mois avant les élections européennes
« Il s’agit encore pour les Européens d’adopter une stratégie de sécurité pour une économie ouverte »
Ursula von der Leyen Might Be Too Pro-American for Europe
ÉVÉNEMENTS
EVENTS
Les rendez-vous de la Rep | Meeting with Nicole Gnesotto [FR]
WEBINAR | The day after the European Commission’s Post-Covid economic recovery proposal
Paris, 5 November 2019 – How to finance Energy Innovation in Europe in order to reach Climate neutrality by 2050?
