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A trusted source for European foreign and security policy analysis, Carnegie Europe delivers independent insights and interdisciplinary expertise that bring together national, regional, and global perspectives.
EU Governance
Europe’s Institutions and Democracy
As Europe seeks a stronger role in an ever more dangerous world, Carnegie Europe asks whether the EU has the political capacity to hold itself together, or whether domestic politics will pull it apart. Our scholars examine emerging policy issues and major political developments as well as Europe’s role in supporting democracy globally.
Beyond Brussels
Wider Europe
Carnegie Europe continues its longstanding work on Eastern and Southeastern Europe, asking how leaders can rethink the continent’s security architecture while delivering sustainable growth. EU enlargement is an increasingly important prism through which to understand the European project, as are the bloc’s relations with NATO and non-EU countries.
EU in the World
Global Europe
Democracy, climate change, technology, and economic security are the key themes through which Carnegie Europe analyzes the continent’s role on the world stage. Can Europe stand up for its interests and be compelling to international partners? We examine how the rest of the world sees Europe’s value.
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Rosa Balfour, Center Director
Balfour writes regularly to explore the relationship between Europe’s domestic politics and its role in the world. She has particularly highlighted the ways in which the coronavirus pandemic has opened new possibilities for Europe to lead on reforming global governance. Beyond that, her work focuses on EU foreign policy, EU enlargement, international support for civil society, and human rights and democracy.
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Carnegie Europe seeks to attract research fellows and staff members from a diverse array of disciplines and backgrounds, who are passionate about the intersection of international affairs and Europe. As the European center of the Carnegie Endowment, Carnegie Europe aims to bring a global perspective to Brussels and to share a European lens to the world with the ultimate objective of advancing international peace.
Internships at Carnegie Europe
Carnegie Europe offers academic internships in research, communications, and development. Interns will not only cultivate skills that complement their education but will also benefit from joining Carnegie’s growing global network, which includes offices in Asia, Beirut, Brussels, New Delhi, Silicon Valley, and Washington.