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The 2022 Czech EU Council Presidency: Performance in the Fields of Security, Energy and Rule of Law
Czech Journal of International Relations, 2023 By the end of December 2002, the Czech EU Council presidency came to an end. Czechia was holding the rotating Council presidency for the second time and like in 2009 its presidency trio was rounded out by the preceding French presidency and the ...
Jan Kovář, Tomáš Weiss
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Hungary at the Head of the Council of Europe [PDF]
Научно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН, 2021 In the article, the author analyzes the program and plans of Hungary’s Presidency in the Council of Europe, a body that unites 47 countries of the continent today.
Lyubov Shishelina
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FRENCH PRESIDENCY IN THE COUNCIL OF THE EU: EUROPEAN OR NATIONAL PRIORITIES? [PDF]
Научно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН, 2022 This article presents an analysis of the EU’s policy priorities over the next six months in the three areas. On the basis of the French Presidency Programme, the speeches of President Macron and his ministers, the author aims to identify peculiarities of
Olga Yu. Potemkina
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INSTITUTIONAL REFORM OF THE EU COUNCIL PRESIDENCY IN TIMES OF CRISIS - PROSPECTS BROUGHT ON BY THE CONFERENCE ON THE FUTURE OF EUROPE [PDF]
EURINT, 2022 The focus of this research is on the role of the EU Council Presidency - beginning with the founding of the European Coal and Steel Community and continuing with its subsequent evolution and changes, brought on in particular by the Lisbon Treaty, all the
Ana-Cristina TUDOR
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The Power of the Presidency in EU Council Decision-making [PDF]
European Union Politics, 2007 Research on the presidency of the EU shows mixed results. Although most scholars agree that the EU presidency is not able to advance its domestic interests in the European forum, Tallberg (2006) provides evidence for presidency effects. In the present paper, we empirically estimate presidency-based power in the Council of the European Union on the DEU
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In defence of common values: The Finnish EU Council Presidency 2019 [PDF]
Cooperation and Conflict, 2022 Finland promoted a value-based agenda as the President of the European Union (EU) Council in 2019. The focus was especially on the defence of the rule of law principle. A role as a strong value promoter departs from the pragmatic and cautious tradition of Finnish EU policy. In this article, I will ask why Finland chose to promote values, and what kind
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Czech Journal of International Relations, 2023 This article assesses the achievements of the Czech presidency of the Council of the EU regarding foreign and security policy in the second half of 2022, while taking into account the external context provided by the Russian war in Ukraine, national ...
Monika Sus
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Czech Presidency of the Council of the European Union: First Results [PDF]
Научно-аналитический вестник Института Европы РАН, 2022 The article discusses the features of the Czech presidency of the EU Council, which took place in the second half of 2022. The author draws attention that program documents was due to both external factors (special military operation in Ukraine) and ...
Vedernikov, M.V.
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A Performance Assessment of the 2022 Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU: External Security
Czech Journal of International Relations, 2023 This contribution to the forum on the Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU (CZ PRES) in 2022 focuses on external security policy issues. It provides a tentative assessment of the legislative agenda, non-legislative deliverables, and relevant ...
Oldřich Bureš
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Evaluating Presidencies of the Council of the EU: Revisiting Nice* [PDF]
JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, 2006 AbstractJudging presidencies is easy, evaluating them is not. Evaluations are rare and often superficial. This article provides a theoretical framework for such evaluations. Using contingency theory, it develops hypotheses about the demand for, and supply of, presidency roles. It offers a structured analysis by linking behaviour to the specificities of
Schout, A., Vanhoonacker, S.M.R.L.
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