Europe Program

PROGRAM
The Europe Program produces forward-looking analyses on transatlantic relations, the process of European integration and on political developments in individual countries across Europe. The program also hosts regular discussions with leading U.S., NATO, and EU policymakers on the political, economic, and security dimensions of the transatlantic relationship.
PROJECTS
In addition to regular activities, the Europe Program also undertakes longer-term, in-depth studies of specific topics impacting relations between Europe and the United States, as well as those between the transatlantic partners and the world at large.
Presently, ongoing research topics include NATO's future roles and missions, the NATO-EU relationship, NATO in Afghanistan, Turkey's relationship with Europe and the United States, the Geopolitics of the High North, and European and American cooperation on climate and energy:
The Washington NATO Project
CSIS, in partnership with the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies, has entered into a five-year collaborative research project to examine and analyze the growing geopolitical strategic importance of the High North region.
The Transatlantic Energy Forum brought together experts from both sides of the Atlantic to discuss a diverse range of viewpoints on energy and climate change in an effort to enhance transatlantic cooperation.
CSIS hosted U.S. and French foreign and security policy leaders in an off the record bilateral dialogue on U.S.-French relations.
Multimedia
- AudioMay 7, 2009
- VideoMay 7, 2009
Expert Spotlight
Publications
- ReportApr 1, 2009
- Critical QuestionsNov 3, 2009
Events
In the News
National Journal
Oct 20, 2009The Associated Press
Oct 3, 2009
Contact
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Research Assistant, Europe Program(202) 775-3138
Media Requests
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(202) 775-3242








