The European Union Program at Princeton

Upcoming Events

Speaking with a Single Voice: Internal Cohesiveness and External Effectiveness of the EU in World Politics, Organized by Sophie Meunier (Princeton) and Eugenia da Conceicao-Heldt (TU Dresden) TU Dresden speaking at 10:00 a.m. on July 23

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Announcements

Congratulations to Melissa Ding '13, whose thesis "Exploring National Differences in the Legal Recognition of Same-Sex Unions across the European Union" won the 2013 EU Program Best Thesis Award!

Sophie Meunier's article "Europe and the Management of Globalization" won the 2013 JEPP Prize for most downloaded article in 2011-2012 in the Journal of European Public Policy.

The first issue of the Princeton Journal of EU Studies is available! This is an annual, web-based, entirely student-run publication featuring some of the best student work on European integration at Princeton. Contact Editor-in-chief Max Siegel '14 if you are interested in participating.

Interviews

The EU Program Undergraduate Fellows conduct interviews with our speakers.

Here Leo Michel, Distinguished Research Fellow at the Institute for National Strategic Studies, is interviewed by Amanda Tuninetti '11 on the issue of European defense and security policy.

Interview

Funny news about the EU you might have missed...

Is France losing the war of the roses? The New York Times, May 9, 2009
A funny April Fool's article The Economist Group Expands, Economist.com, April 1, 2009
EU Bureaucrats to Head for the Farm IHT, March 18, 2009
A Brussels brouhaha over coffee machines IHT, March 10, 2009

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The European Union Program at Princeton sponsors events and activities at Princeton University relating to the European Union and European politics generally. These include lectures and seminars by outside speakers, course development, research conferences, policy analysis, public commentary, visiting fellows, student activities, and informational outreach.

The EU Program was founded in 2004 and has been affiliated with the Princeton Institute on International and Regional Studies since 2012. Additional funding comes from the Niehaus Center for Globalization and Governance at the Woodrow Wilson School. It welcomes opportunities for cooperation with other institutions inside and outside of Princeton University.

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