Projects
Forum für EUropa / Forum for EUrope
Austro- Slovak forum for cross-border cooperation in strengthening the EU acceptance is led by the Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe (IDM) in Vienna . Our researchers participate on project with an analysis with preliminary title “The EU-acceptance in ”. Project activities also include discussions and seminars on EU topics.
The Democratic Deficit in the European Union: Sharing Experience from and
EU Enlargement and its Consequences
Education to Common Europe
Slovakia and the Limits of European Integration
Summary
Summary
The Communication Potential to Enhance the EU Acceptance (project final report)
National Convention on the European Union in Serbia 2006-2007
Overall goal of the project is to strengthen capacities of the and Montenegro (SCG) for EU integration process and to create the public debates forum, concerning the issue of the SCG integration into the EU, in the regions of . The main outcome of this project is to prevent the Serbian society from two kinds of deficits – information one and democratic one. The aim of the project is to prepare even better on the EU negotiations and also on the eventual EU membership. The National Convention on the EU in , as the permanent, coherent and continual thematically structured debate forum focused on the EU, represents a unique model which may help to improve the content and quality of the debate on the EU in this particular time horizon. From the institutional point of view, National Convention on the European Union is the most appropriate instrument for maintenance and further development of nation-wide discussion on the EU which will fulfil three main objectives:- It will support an elaboration of national positions in particular issues asserted by the representatives of the at the negotiations;
- It will provide the democratic legitimacy to the EU performance in the eyes of the Serbian public (deciding about us with us);
- It will serve as an active and permanent information resource on the EU for the Serbian public.
Project was supported by the Bratislava-Belgrade Fund (Slovak Official Development Assistance).
