Kolegium Europejskie w Brugii (Belgia) od 1949 roku kształci na studiach podyplomowych specjalistów, przygotowując ich do pracy w instytucjach jednoczącej się Europy. Od 1994 roku drugi kampus College of Europe mieści się w Natolinie.

www.coleurop.be

Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych

  konferencje - EUISS
  konferencje - Wilton Park
  konferencje - Polska Pomoc

www.msz.gov.pl

Ministerstwo
Obrony Narodowej

  konferencje

www.mon.gov.pl

Ministerstwo Rozwoju  Regionalnego

www.mrr.gov.pl

Rzecznik Praw Obywatelskich (RPO)

www.rpo.gov.pl

Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego (KNF)

www.knf.gov.pl

The European Union Institute
for Security Studies (EUISS)

  konferencje

www.iss-eu.org

Europejski Instytut Uniwersytecki we Florencji (Włochy), założony przez kraje członkowskie Wspólnot Europejskich w 1972 roku, prowadzi studia doktoranckie i projekty badawcze z dziedziny historii, prawa, ekonomii oraz nauk politycznych i społecznych.

  konferencje

www.iue.it

Wilton Park jest jednym z najważniejszych miejsc spotkań i dyskusji, poświęconych problemom międzynarodowej polityki. Konferencje organizowane są zarówno w siedzibie Wilton Park w Sussex (Wielka Brytania), jak i w innych ośrodkach edukacyjno-badawczych, m.in. w Natolinie.

Konferencje Wilton Park organizowane są
we współpracy z Ministerstwem Spraw Zagranicznych.

  konferencje

www.wiltonpark.org.uk

Instytut Socjologii
Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego

www.kul.lublin.pl

TEPSA is an independent organisation, established in 1974 at the initiative of a number of European institutes. The TEPSA network is composed of national research institutions specialised in European and international affairs, located in all EU Member States and candidate countries. The aim of TEPSA is to provide and strengthen high quality international research on European integration in order to stimulate discussion on policies and political options for Europe.

www.tepsa.be

FORNET - a European Foreign Policy Research Network - represents the first formal attempt to structure and co-ordinate a network of researchers across Europe focusing on foreign policy governance. Since 2002, FORNET has been a forum for informed discussion and scholarly debate on all aspects of European foreign policy among academics and practitioners. It aims to modernise, widen and deepen research in this vital area of EU policy, building on a foundation of informal cooperation between its core members, who have been investigating and writing about European foreign policy for over twenty years.

www.fornet.info

Real Instituto Elcano. The Elcano Royal Institute's principal mission is to be a focal point for analysis and the generation of ideas of practical use to politicians, heads of relevant public and private entities, and to help promote an informed public opinion.

www.realinstitutoelcano.org

The Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan public policy research institute dedicated to the study of Central Europe. Founded in 2005, CEPA provides a forum for scholarly research, writing, and debate on key issues affecting the countries and economies of the Central European region, their membership in the European Union (EU), and relationship with the United States.

www.cepa.org

Institute for Europaeische Politikforschung (IEP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the study of European integration. It is one of the first foreign and European policy research centres in Germany and serves as a forum for exchange between academia, politics, administration and political education.

www.iep-berlin.de

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LEITBILDER (key concepts) for the European Union after Enlargement.

Fragmentation, Continuity or Reinvention?
Will the enlarged European Union, the EU-27, be based upon a consistent set of ideas and key concepts (LEITBILDER) in so-called "old" and "new" member states, or will it be characterized by fragmentation? Will Western and Central-Eastern EU-member states share the same set of basic political beliefs, convictions, ideas, concepts and visions of Europe or are they developing in different directions? Are the member states' actors supporting further deepening of European integration or do they rather promote less integration which could lead to a dilution of the Union? Last but not least, do we probably observe a reinvention of key concepts (LEITBILDER) for the future EU resulting from a growing heterogeneity among political actors' views?

Projekt realizowany przy udziale Centrum Europejskiego Natolin.

Opis projektu: http://www.iep-berlin.de/index.php?id=72&L=1