Natolin European Centre is a research centre dealing with issues pertaining to European integration and Euro-Atlantic security. Our mission is to integrate representatives of the academic community, think-tanks and practitioners in order to deepen the understanding of challenges of today's international policy.

Research programmes conducted in Natolin European Centre refer to evolution of European integration ideas and concepts (History of European thought), institutional and legal aspects of EU functioning (Institutions and Policies of European Union); strategic and institutional foundations of transatlantic security (Euro-Atlantic security in 21st century); the EU Justice and Home Affairs cooperation (wsisw), and political and cultural aspects of EU influence on countries covered by European Neighbourhood Policy and Russia (Europe and its neighbours).

What's new?

	A Common Approach to the Neighbourhood Natolin, 27-28 June, 2008
	New Europe. Natolin Review 1 (6) 2008 List of contents (pdf)
	Olaf Osica A Poland that Can Accept America's 'No' CEPA newsletter
	Natolin Analyses 1/2008 Marcin Zaborowski Security dimension of EU-China Relations: A European Perspective
	Distribution of power and voting procedures in the European Union Natolin, October 12-13, 2007 About the conference (pdf) Abstracts of presentations (pdf)
	Natolin Analyses 10/2007 Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski Constitutionalisation of the European Union and its Enlargement to the East