agriculture
Results for agriculture in the magazine
Lisbon strategy: how does Europe fit into today’s world?
Europe’s privileged geopolitical situation is under threat. In the context of globalisation, climate and demographic change and the high cost of energy and food, Europe has to rethink its strategies
environment, economy, eudebate2009, education, analysis, university
The Economy: When Will We See a Marriage Between Turkey and the EU?
Integration between Ankara and Brussels is difficult but not impossible, as long as…
For the next generations
Interview with dr Krystyna Rejman from the Department of Organisation and Economic of Consumption.
From Albania with love
A postcard from a little known Muslim country in the heart of the European continent, which is creeping closer and closer towards the bosom of the European Union – to evoke a few clichés
Globalisation: for worse or for better
An asymmetrical process and an ideological dogmatism in international institutions: Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics in 2001, explains why "globalisation isn't working".
Inflation and economic growth: ‘odd couple’ loom on the Eurozone horizon
Year-on-year inflation fell by 0.1 of a percentage point to 1.7% in the Eurozone in August
Orban, Solana, Kroes stir it up
Four of the central political decision makers who will generate the most work for the press over the course of the coming months
european media, european union, society, politics, european commission
The people want their money back
Criticism of the British rebate from EU coffers is growing, but Euroscepticism in the aftermath of the No to the constitution is manifesting itself increasingly in national greed across the continent.
The German Engine – Blown for Good or Just taking a Pit-stop?
Like Ralf Schumacher during his September training session, the economy that gave us BMW, Audi and Volkswagen has crashed. The question everyone in Europe should be asking is: can the German model be saved, or they out of the race for ever?
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