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FORNET Plenary Meetings
FORNET holds plenary meetings once a year, primarily for all the FORNET partners, but also open to interested outsiders.
This year's plenary was held in Brussels
on the 22/23 April 2005 and around 100 people attended over the course
of the two days.
Click
here for a programme of the event [PDF file]
Click here for the list of attendees [PDF file]
The programme included four working group meetings, each was based on a discussion paper, which can be found below.
On the Saturday morning seven leading young scholars were invited to present aspects of their work to the plenary. The presentations are available below, in PDF or Powerpoint slide form.
Seminar Session 1:
Group
I: The
problem of accountability and the democratic deficit of EU institutions
[PDF file]
Ettore Greco (Istituto Affari Internazionali)
Group
II: ESDP
– The Challenges Ahead [PDF file]
Gunilla Herolf (Swedish Institute of International Affairs)
Seminar Session 2:
Group
III: The
EU, Russia and the European Neighbourhood: The Case of Moldova [PDF
file]
Hiski Haukkala (Finnish Institute of International Affairs)
Group
IV: EU
& Turkey: Challenges and Opportunities in Enlargement and Foreign
Policy [PDF file]
Cigdem Nas (TUNACES & European Community Institute, Marmara University)
Theoretical Perspectives on the CFSP: New Scholars' Roundtable
Nicole
Alecu de Flers (Institut für Politikwissenschaft, Vienna University)
Theorising
the effects of CFSP on national foreign policy and the concept of Europeanisation
[PDF file]
Marie
Gibert (School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS, University of
London)
The
European Foreign Policy: Providing a 'Structural' Alternative in a Unilateral
World? [PDF file]
Ana
Elisa Juncos García (Loughborough University)
The institutionalisation
process of CFSP: a historical institutionalist approach [PowerPoint]
Karolina
Pomorska (Loughborough University) & Claudia Major (University
of Birmingham)
Europeanisation:
framework or fashion? [PowerPoint]
Sebastien
Loisel (Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris)
Discourse Analysis
Approaches to European Foreign Policy: A Distinct, but Complementary Set
of Hypotheses? [PDF file]
Moritz
Weiss (International University Bremen)
Preference
formation in the absence of structural mechanisms: Explaining the institutionalisation
of security policy within the EU [PowerPoint]
The
second FORNET Plenary session was held on the 23-24 April 2004 in Brussels.
Click here
for a PDF file of the programme.
Papers presented at the first meeting of the working group:
The Papers are in
PDF format so you will need to download a free Acrobat Reader from Adobe
if you don't already have it.
Working
Paper 1:
Author: Elfriede Regelsberger
Title: Are the problems arising from enlargement and the Draft Treaty
leading to paralysis instead of synergy?
Working
Paper 2:
Author: Tanguy de Wilde and Galia Glume
Title: Is coherent unitary action a suitable theoretical benchmark for
external action in the enlarged EU?
The first Plenary session was held on 25-26 April 2003, in Brussels.
The agenda of that meeting and list of participants are available, as are the summaries of some of the presentations to the meeting.
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