Publications

Ever since 2010, the European Union in general and the countries of the Eurozone in particular have been struggling to reform themselves. In the public perception, the dispute over the right way to achieve a stable and functioning economic and monetary union no longer...

What do Europe’s millennials think about the EU and the euro? What do they know about the EU? And what changes would they like to see to the common currency? Anna auf dem Brinke, Katharina Gnath and Philipp Ständer analyse public opinion data for all 28 EU member states and...

The political landscape across Europe is changing rapidly: support for populist parties is on the rise while mainstream parties are losing ground. This report examines whether it is fears or values that drive these changes.

The decision made by Britain to leave the EU and the political and economic consequences that will follow have made a measurable impact for citizens of other member states: their support of the European Union has grown.

What do continental Europeans think about a possible Brexit? Would they be sad to see the British leave or would they rather see that the sceptical Britons finally exit? And how do continental Europeans view the consequences of a possible Brexit for the Union and their own...

Europeans are not at all shy when it comes to European solutions. They like their freedom of movement and want to see it protected. They support a common border control regime. They think that the EU should be in charge of European migration policies. They say yes to burden...

The Eurozone crisis has pushed reforms of the European Union to the forefront of the political debate. How can a union of 28 states with a population of over half a billion be reformed to further future economic crises and political challenges? Finding an answer to this...