Konferenzen
Veranstaltungskalender
In Österreich und in Europa ist Foster Europe akzeptierter Partner und mit den Themen: Föderalismus, Partizipation, Dezentralisierung, Multi-Level Governance, europäische Integrationsprozess, Macroregional Strategies etc. Impulsgeber im wissenschaftlichen und politischen Diskurs.
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Subnational public debt in a fiscally sustainable Europe
Wednesday, September 24th, 2014
19:00 - 20:30 Ewald Nowotny – Pre-Diner Speech: Subnational Public Debt in Europe
20:45 Dinner, Henrici Restaurant, Eisenstadt
Thursday, September 25th, 2014
Subnational Public Debt – Perspectives of Research
Chair: Gisela Färber: Objects, relevance, goals of the workshop
Keynote: Thomas Wobben: Perspectives and main questions of the Council of Regions
Secession in EU member states – Current trends in Spain and the United Kingdom
The European Policy Centre and the Foster Foundation are pleased to invite you to a Policy Dialogue, on 10 July. The maps of the European Union may look different within the next five years. In various EU member states, strong movements promoting secession from their respective nation state and seeking independence have emerged. These movements have gained in strength over the past years. While in Scotland a referendum is set for 18 September 2014, the central government in Spain and the regional government in Catalonia are still debating a planned referendum in Catalonia. In both cases, the regions seeking independence are claiming continued EU membership, once they have seceded. These developments are clearly among the most demanding challenges to the EU in the near future. The event will be chaired by EPC Chief Executive Fabian Zuleeg.
1st Participation Day in the Danube Strategy
The Conference enabled with a new format the international civil society and local actors from the 14 EUSDR countries to meet, exchange views and perceptions among each other and to meet and discuss in-depth with EU and national decision makers.
International Conference: Qualified Autonomy and Federalism versus Secession in the EU and its Member States
Decentralization, Regionalization, and Federalization are phenomena to be observed in almost every EU member state during the last 20 years: While European integration seemed to go on in a linear way towards “an ever closer union”, subnational entities in some of its member states claimed for more rights, which forced the national states to transform their political systems and introduce more decentralized arrangements.

