Redefining Europe's role after the COVID-19 pandemic
Amidst COVID-19: how to keep markets integrated when states play a bigger role in the EU and its neighbourhood?
Speakers
John Erik Fossum
Professor, ARENA Centre for European Studies, University of Oslo; EU3D coordinator,
Gabriele Bischoff
Member of the European Parliament,
Kalypso Nicolaïdis
Chair in International Affairs, School of Transnational Governance, EUI
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This event provided a space for academics and policy-makers to discuss how the current situation brought upon by the pandemic could shift the 'Conference on the Future of Europe' debate, whether EU treaty changes are back on on the agenda (including after the recent German constitutional court ruling), and what this would imply for the relation of the EU with its closely affiliated non-members.
This event was organised as part of a large Horizon 2020 research project Bruegel takes part in, on differentiation, democracy and dominance in the European Union (To find out more about the project, check the website here: EU3D and subscribe to the newsletter).
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