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Europe - Current Projects

• Chatham House Commission on Europe after 50: Policy Implications for Britain
  The Commission's objective is to develop a series of practical, non-partisan and forward-looking strategic options for pursuing UK policy interests through collaboration with other EU member states and institutions. The discussion at a series of meetings and workshops, held during 2007-08, will form the basis of a final report to be published later this year. More information.

• The Bucharest Conference
  The Bucharest Conference brought together leading policymakers, opinion leaders, scholars, and business people from both sides of the Atlantic to discuss the most pressing issues facing NATO and the international community. The Bucharest Papers were published ahead of the conference, addressing some of the key challenges NATO faces. More information.

• Strategic Focus on Turkey (SFT)
  The SFT will endeavour to illuminate the important issues resulting from the geo-political and geo-economic position of Turkey, and its implications for British, European, US, Turkish and other governments' policies.

Research on the international role of both the European Union and individual European states is a key feature of many of our research projects. Current examples include:

• Interdependencies on Energy and Climate Security for China and Europe

• International Economics work on Reforms, Institutions and Governance and Economic Integration

• Transatlantic Relations in a Changing Mediterranean Context: Smaller Steps to Security?