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Briefing Papers

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The ANU Centre for European Studies Briefing Papers series is an interdisciplinary publication platform that aims to provide a concise overview of the latest research that promotes greater understanding of issues relating to Europe, the European Union and the Europe–Australia relationship.

The Briefing Papers provide an avenue for public outreach for a broad range of workshops, seminars, public lectures and conferences that form the Centre’s work program. They showcase the research projects supported by the Centre through its appointment of highly qualified scholars as staff members, postdoctoral research fellows, adjuncts, associates and visiting fellows selected through a competitive fellowship program.

The Briefing Papers are a ready information source for the preparation of submissions, media releases or reports for use by university students, government departments, diplomats and other interested parties, as well as the general public.

Submissions

While the Briefing Papers will emerge primarily from the Centre’s work program, unsolicited contributions are also welcome. Authors should bear the following in mind: Papers should be approximately 4,000 words, inclusive of references, and comprise an overview or synopsis of research themes, aims and projected outcomes. Papers should be accessible to a non-specialist or non-academic audience; please avoid writing in an overly-dense style and avoid jargon or, where unavoidable, include a clear explanation and keep uses to a minimum. Citations should also be kept to a minimum but when used should be in-text, using the author date style. A short list of references, containing only works cited, should appear at the end. All briefing papers will be subject to double blind review prior to publication.

All enquiries and submissions should be directed to the series editors: europe@anu.edu.au

Water – the European Union’s Position and Vision

Water – the European Union’s Position and Vision

Author/editor: Cristina Stuparu

Year published: 2013

Discussing the European Union (EU) vision of the best ways of promoting acceptance of and respect for the fundamental human right to water, is an extremely complex task…

Quick Link: 2013-7_Water.pdf(708.49 KB)
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ANUCES Roundtable Summary: Russia and the Indo-Pacific

ANUCES Roundtable Summary: Russia and the Indo-Pacific

Year published: 2012

On Wednesday 1st August 2012 the Australian National University’s Centre for European Studies held an invitation-only Roundtable on trends in Russia and their…

Quick Link: 2012-_11_Russia-in-Indo-Pacific.pdf(610.9 KB)
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Asylum Policy in the EU: The Case for Deeper Integration

Asylum Policy in the EU: The Case for Deeper Integration

Author/editor: Timothy J Hatton

Year published: 2012

Over the last decade the locus of policy-making towards asylum seekers and refugees has shifted away from national governments and towards the EU as the Common European…

Quick Link: 2012-7_Asylum-Policy-in-the-EU.pdf(764.11 KB)
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France in the South Pacific: Countdown for New Caledonia − Options for the Future

France in the South Pacific: Countdown for New Caledonia − Options for the Future

Author/editor: Denise Fisher

Year published: 2012

France was able to turn regional opinion in the South Pacific from hostility in the 1980s to cautious acceptance through two major policy decisions relating to its…

Quick Link: 2012-1_New-Caledonia-countdown-Fisher-briefing-paper.pdf(1.2 MB)
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France in the South Pacific: Countdown for New Caledonia − Review of Implementation of the Noumea Accord

France in the South Pacific: Countdown for New Caledonia − Review of Implementation of the Noumea Accord

Author/editor: Denise Fisher

Year published: 2012

This paper is a companion to an earlier ANUCES Briefing Paper, which noted the importance for regional stability of resolving New Caledonian decolonisation issues…

Quick Link: 2012-4_Fisher-Noumea-Accord.pdf(828.39 KB)
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France, the EU and the South Pacific

France, the EU and the South Pacific

Author/editor: Denise Fisher

Year published: 2012

As the date approaches for one of France’s Pacific entities, New Caledonia, to vote on its status for the future, it is worth reflecting on one of the wider…

Quick Link: 2012-9_France-the-EU-and-the-South-Pacific_0.pdf(623.46 KB)
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Harmonising Private Law in the European Union: Past, Present and Future

Harmonising Private Law in the European Union: Past, Present and Future

Author/editor: Ken Oliphant

Year published: 2012

The European Union (EU) has so far taken only hesitant steps towards the development of an autonomous, Europe-wide regime of private law. Initiatives have focused on…

Quick Link: 2012-5_Harmonising-Private-Law_0.pdf(755.95 KB)
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New Alliances: Australia and Europe in a G20 World

New Alliances: Australia and Europe in a G20 World

Author/editor: Alastair Walton

Year published: 2012

This briefing paper contains the text of the Robert Schuman lecture, given by Mr Alastair Walton on 23 May 2012 at the Australian National University. The annual…

Quick Link: 2012-6-New-Alliances-Australia-and-Europe_0.pdf(1.24 MB)
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New Patterns of European Migration: A Broad View from a Multidisciplinary Perspective

New Patterns of European Migration: A Broad View from a Multidisciplinary Perspective

Author/editor: Paweł Kaczmarczyk|Magdalena Lesińska|Marek Okólski

Year published: 2012

The paper offers a perspective on the evolution of migration processes in post-WWII Europe. The concept of “migration cycle” is introduced to provide theoretical…

Quick Link: 2012-10_New-Patterns-of-European-Migration_0.pdf(788.06 KB)
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The Ocean Currents of EU Financial Regulatory Reform: Irish Periscope, International Waters

The Ocean Currents of EU Financial Regulatory Reform: Irish Periscope, International Waters

Author/editor: Shaun Elder

Year published: 2012

The EU integrated single market vision, which has dominated the EU financial regulatory process, may be traced to the mid-60s. Of more recent time its rationale has…

Quick Link: 2012-8_Ocean-Currents-of-EU-Financial-Regulatory-Reform.pdf(628.94 KB)
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