In this keynote address, Sir Paul explores why governments across Europe have lost the trust of electorates and what can be done to re-establish it. He also draws on his recent book, The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties, which explores the failures of modern capitalism and suggests potential remedies.
The IIEA gathers an expert panel to debate ‘Climate Change and the Future of Agriculture’
On the eve of the European elections, Ms McGuinness explores how the new political composition of the European Parliament might affect its ability to function as an effective legislator.
A panel of leading economists and politicians discuss how the EU should spend your money and whether the EU budget should be increased to include new policy priorities, or stay at its current level.
In his address to the IIEA, Foreign Minister Abela draws comparisons between Ireland and Malta, arguing that our two countries can learn from each other and work together to achieve a more united Europe and a safer world.
In his keynote address, Mr Lamberts outlines the priorities of the Green/European Free Alliance (EFA) Group for the future of Europe.
Launching the IIEA’s ‘Countdown to Brexit’ series of events, Dan O’Brien discusses the economic, political and geopolitical consequences of Britain’s expected exit from the EU in March.
An Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Simon Coveney TD, presented a positive vision for Ireland’s place in the world, focusing on Ireland’s efforts to increase its global footprint through the Global Island Strategy.
How can we make the European Union work best for all of our citizens? On Tuesday, 20 November 2018 at 6.00p.m. the Institute of International and European Affairs hosted a public event at the Medieval Museum in Waterford, at which the future of the EU was discussed with a panel of leading national politicians and local thought-leaders.
Professor Gráinne de Búrca asked what part, if any, the EU has played in the rise of illiberal authoritarianism and the weakening of national constitutional democracy.
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