Policy Briefs

List of briefs published by IU and related faculty

The European Union Center publishes a wide range of policy briefs from Indiana University faculty and students, as well as researchers from around the world. The goal of these briefs is to explain the relationship between the European Union and its member states, as well as the EU's relationship to the global community. Many of these policy briefs were presented at an annual conference of the International Public Affairs Association at Indiana University.

2012

• EU-Ukraine Relations in 2012

  by Theodore K. Miller

2011

• The European Union's Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Barriers to Reform and Their Impacts on Accession

  by Kelly Lostroscio

2010

• Economic Reform for Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Accession into the EU: Factors Impeding Change and Recommendations for the EU and International Community

  by Kelly Lostroscio

• Is the European Union Really a “Union”?: The Weaknesses of the European Union’s Energy Policy

  by Fatih Urganci and Atilla Gumus

2008

• Participatory Instruments for Conflict Resolution in the Context of the Spanish Dam Building Policy: A Case Study on the Water Commission in Aragon

  by Sergio Villamayor Tomas

• The European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy and New Member State: The Example of Reform and the Economics of Organic Agriculture in Poland

  by Alison Behling and Dr. Matthew R. Auer

• European Family Policies and their Impact on Labor Force Inclusion: Comparing Pre- and Post-Unification Germany

  by Dr. Lynn Duggan and Alice Luck

• The Impact of EU Accession on Policies for Inclusion of Various Social groups: EU Gender Policy Implementation in Ukraine

  by Edward Rakhimkulov, Olena Suslova, Dr. Charles R. Wise

• Redefining Social Inclusion in the European University

  by David B. Audretsch and Nancy S. Meyer

• EU Merger Review Policy: An Increasing Role for Third Parties?

  by Andy Satchwell

• Subnational Interest in Supranational Governance: Evidence from the EU

  by Milena Neshkova
• Prospects for Reunification in Cyprus
  by Paul Pass