New RECON Online Working Papers

The new RECON working papers deal with issues such as EU regulation of GMOs, whether there has been an Europeanisation of Turkish foreign policy, the parliamentary mode of representation at the EU level, alternative institutional options for conducting policy dialogue within the context of CFSP and how we can understand the increasingly high level of common EU foreign policies. Read more.



New RECON report

The process of European integration and the establishment of the welfare state were for a long time regarded as the two sinews of European peace. The contributions to this report elucidate the extent to which these two great European transformations are related to the constitutional design of the institutional structure and the decision-making processes of the European Union. Read more.

 

RECON is a five-year research project with 21 partner institutions and more than 100 participating researchers across Europe and in New Zealand. RECON covers a wide range of academic fields, from political science, sociology, linguistics, and anthropology, to information science, law and legal theory, and economics.

RECON is coordinated by ARENA – Centre for European Studies at the University of Oslo.

 

RECON is an Integrated Project supported by the Sixth Framework Programme for Research.

Project period: 1 January 2007 - 31 December 2011