GR:EEN - Europe's role in the emerging global order
Europe's role in the emerging global order
GR:EEN - Europe's role in the emerging global order
About GR:EEN
Global Re-ordering: Evolution through European Networks
GR:EEN is a global collaborative research project (16 institutions) engaged in academic research that impacts upon EU Policy and practice, seeking to define the role of the EU in the emerging global order.
The research is co-ordinated through ten work packages, each led by a European partner and populated by our global partners.
The latest from GR:EEN
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Can China Lead? Scholarly Articles
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The EU's Foreign Policy: What Kind of Power and Diplomatic Action? Books
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India's Feeble Foreign Policy Lectures and Seminars
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China and the Arab Awakening Policy Briefing Papers
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The Role of the EU in Transnational Regulation of Food Safety: Extending Experimentalist Governance? working papers
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GR:EEN-GEM PhD Summer School call for papers online - “The Arab Spring, Domestic Democratic Transitions and the Evolving Euro-Mediterranean Framework”
We tell the story so far ...
Findings to date:
- In searching for effective solutions to common problems, our research has shown that regions play an important role in promoting innovation and reform.
- To date, the EU has paid insufficient attention to the way in which financial rules and global agreements affect credit provision within Europe.
- External expertise has revealed an occasional mismatch between internal views of the EU’s role as a global actor, and the views of those from outside.
Ongoing impact:
- We will provide a toolkit to guide European policy makers and practitioners in developing a strategy to enhance the EU’s relevance on the world scene
- Thanks to our impact fora, our research is relevant and usable for a range of communities and stakeholders
- Our dedicated foresight project to 2020 will provide policy makers with different scenarios for global change and suggest concrete policy recommendations
