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1. Project CITIZEU partner who has developed this section

CEPS

Lesson 5 has been developed by the Belgian Think Tank CEPS.

The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is among the most experienced and authoritative think tanks operating in the European Union today. CEPS has a longstanding experience and reputation running stakeholder groups on a wide number of complex EU policy issues. CEPS serves as a leading forum for debate on EU affairs, but its most distinguishing feature lies in its strong in-house research capacity, complemented by an extensive network of partner institutes throughout the world. CEPS organises a variety of activities, involving its members and other stakeholders in the European policy debate, including national and EU-level policy-makers, academics, corporate executives, NGOs and the media.

Its goals are to:

• Provide a forum for discussion among all stakeholders in the European policy process.
• Build collaborative networks of researchers, and policy-makers.
• Disseminate our findings and views through a regular flow of publications and public events.

2. Video lesson

3. English version PDF

Lesson 5. EU growth and cohesion (PDF)

4. Additional content

DOCUMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS

• European Commission (2018), ‘A Modern Budget for a Union that Protects, Empowers and Defends. The Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027 – Communication and Annex 
• Comission staff Working document about a Modern Budget for a Union that Protects, Empowers and Defends The Multiannual Financial Framework for 2021-2027 
• European Commission (2017), ‘My Region, My Europe, Our Future, Seventh Report on Economic, Social and Territorial Cohesion’ 
• Committee of the Regions: Key challenges and opportunities for Cities and Regions and MFF post 2020 
• European Parliament: The Instruments Providing Financial Support to EU Member States

CEPS REPORTS

• Alcidi, C., J. Núñez Ferrer, R. Musmeci, M. Di Salvo, M. Pilati (2018): ‘Income Convergence in the EU: Within-country regional patterns’, CEPS Commentary, 05 February 2018.
• Alcidi, C., J. Núñez Ferrer, R. Musmeci, M. Di Salvo, M. Pilati (2018): ‘Income Convergence in the EU: A tale of two speeds’, CEPS Commentary, 9 January 2018.
• Núñez Ferrer J., D. Rinaldi, M. Nesbit, A. Illes, Paquel K., A. Hassel (2017): ‘MFF post-2020: Key challenges and opportunities for cities and regions’,
• Rinaldi, D. and J. Núñez Ferrer (2017), “The European Fund for Strategic Investments as a new type of budgetary instrument”, In-depth analysis, study for the Policy Department on Budgetary Affairs, European Parliament, reprinted as CEPS research report No 2017/07, April 2017
• Gros D., Alcidi C. Núñez Ferrer, J., Rinaldi D. (2017). ‘The Instruments Providing Financial Support to Member States’, In-depth analysis, study for the Policy Department on Budgetary Affairs, European Parliament, reprinted as CEPS research report No 2017/06, March 2017

5. Socio del proyecto CITIZEU que ha desarrollado esta lección

CEPS

La lección 5 ha sido elaborada por el Think Tank Belga CEPS.

El Centro de Estudios de Política Europea (CEPS, por sus siglas en inglés), se encuentra entre los grupos de expertos con mayor experiencia y autoridad que operan en la Unión Europea hoy. CEPS tiene una larga experiencia y reputación en la gestión de grupos de partes interesadas en un gran número de cuestiones políticas complejas de la UE. CEPS sirve como foro líder para el debate sobre asuntos de la UE, pero su característica más distintiva reside en su sólida capacidad de investigación interna, complementada por una extensa red de institutos asociados en todo el mundo.

El CEPS organiza una variedad de actividades, con la participación de sus miembros y otras partes interesadas en el debate sobre políticas europeas, incluidos los responsables políticos, académicos, ejecutivos corporativos, ONG y medios de comunicación a nivel nacional y de la UE.

Sus objetivos son:

• Proporcionar un foro para el debate entre todos los interesados en el proceso de la política europea.
• Construir redes de colaboración de investigadores y formuladores de políticas.
• Difundir sus hallazgos y opiniones a través de un flujo regular de publicaciones y eventos públicos.

6. Videolección

7. PDF versión en español

Lección 5. Crecimiento y cohesión en la UE. (PDF)

8. Contenidos adicionales

DOCUMENTOS DE LAS INSTITUCIONES EUROPEAS

• Comisión Europea (2018), Un presupuesto moderno para una Unión que proteja, empodere y vele por la seguridad El marco financiero plurianual para el período 2021-2027 – Comunicación y Anexo.
• Comission staff Working document about a Modern Budget for a Union that Protects, Empowers and Defends The Multiannual Financial Framework for 2021-2027.
• Comisión Europea (2017), ‘Séptimo informe sobre la cohesión económica, social y territorial.
• Comité de las Regiones: Key challenges and opportunities for Cities and Regions and MFF post 2020.
• Parlamento Europeo: The Instruments Providing Financial Support to EU Member States.

INFORMES CEPS

• Alcidi, C., J. Núñez Ferrer, R. Musmeci, M. Di Salvo, M. Pilati (2018): ‘Income Convergence in the EU: Within-country regional patterns’, CEPS Commentary, 05 February 2018.
• Alcidi, C., J. Núñez Ferrer, R. Musmeci, M. Di Salvo, M. Pilati (2018): ‘Income Convergence in the EU: A tale of two speeds’, CEPS Commentary, 9 January 2018.
• Núñez Ferrer J., D. Rinaldi, M. Nesbit, A. Illes, Paquel K., A. Hassel (2017): ‘MFF post-2020: Key challenges and opportunities for cities and regions’
• Rinaldi, D. and J. Núñez Ferrer (2017), “The European Fund for Strategic Investments as a new type of budgetary instrument”, In-depth analysis, study for the Policy Department on Budgetary Affairs, European Parliament, reprinted as CEPS research report No 2017/07, April 2017
• Gros D., Alcidi C. Núñez Ferrer, J., Rinaldi D. (2017). ‘The Instruments Providing Financial Support to Member States’, In-depth analysis, study for the Policy Department on Budgetary Affairs, European Parliament, reprinted as CEPS research report No 2017/06, March 2017.