IEPN - The Israeli-European Policy Network
by: Prof. Stephan Stetter, Dr. Roby Nathanson, Itamar Gazala, Bastian SendhardtThe Israeli-European Policy Network (IEPN) works under the direction of the Israel Office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), and its partners, the MACRO Center for Political Economics, Tel Aviv and the Universität der Bundeswehr in Munich, Germany.
The Israeli-European Policy Network (IEPN - www.iepn.org) works under the direction of the Israel Office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), and its partners, the MACRO Center for Political Economics, Tel Aviv and the Universität der Bundeswehr in Munich, Germany.
Since 2003 IEPN aims to uphold a continuous, long-term, constructive and critical dialogue between decision-makers, key public figures, academics, journalists and other professional groups from Israel and the EU on pertinent issues in EU-Israeli relations and wider Middle East politics. IEPN focuses on economic, social, political and security issues which are of common interest to both sides and on the potential of increasing Israel's convergence with Europe. What distinguishes IEPN from other organizations engaged on similar issues is not only its multi-layered, flexible structure and its focus on concrete issues, but also its twin anchorage in the EU and in Israel.
Publications:
"A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall? State and Perspectives of EU-Israeli Relations" - Click Here
"Changing Middle East – The Impact of the E3/EU+3-Iran Deal on EU-Israel Relations" - Click Here
"The Future of Youth in Europe and Israel: Social Exclusion and the Quality of Democracy" - Click HereSince 2003 IEPN aims to uphold a continuous, long-term, constructive and critical dialogue between decision-makers, key public figures, academics, journalists and other professional groups from Israel and the EU on pertinent issues in EU-Israeli relations and wider Middle East politics. IEPN focuses on economic, social, political and security issues which are of common interest to both sides and on the potential of increasing Israel's convergence with Europe. What distinguishes IEPN from other organizations engaged on similar issues is not only its multi-layered, flexible structure and its focus on concrete issues, but also its twin anchorage in the EU and in Israel.
Publications:
"A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall? State and Perspectives of EU-Israeli Relations" - Click Here
"Changing Middle East – The Impact of the E3/EU+3-Iran Deal on EU-Israel Relations" - Click Here
"Corporate Social Responsibility in the EU and in Israel" - Click Here
"Natural Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean: Casus Belli or Chance for Regional Cooperation?" - Click Here
"Renewing the Middle East - Climate Changes in Security and Energy and the New Challenges for EU-Israel Relations" - Click Here
"The Middle East Under Fire?" - Click Here
"Natural Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean Economic Impacts and Strategic Implications" - Click Here
"On the Move: Opportunities and Challenges of Migration for Europe and Israel" - Click Here
"Russia in the Middle East: EU & Israeli perspectives" - Click Here
"After 50 Years – No Future for Two Peoples? What must be done to Build Peace?" - Click Here
