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How the European Deposit Insurance Scheme Can Provide Security to Europe’s Deposits and create a more competitive banking environment

This policy brief was written for INRL20160 Introduction to EU Politics at University College Dublin during the 2024/25 academic year. The module asks students to identify a live problem on the EU agenda, weigh the options open to the Union, and set out concrete recommendations. The brief is reproduced here as submitted, and the views…

Policy Proposal: EU Energy Security

This policy brief was written for INRL20160 Introduction to EU Politics at University College Dublin during the 2025/26 academic year. The module asks students to identify a live problem on the EU agenda, weigh the options open to the Union, and set out concrete recommendations. The brief is reproduced here as submitted. Executive Summary Energy…

The European Green Deal: Making sure no one is left behind

This policy brief was written for INRL20160 Introduction to EU Politics at University College Dublin during the 2025/26 academic year. The module asks students to identify a live problem on the EU agenda, weigh the options open to the Union, and set out concrete recommendations. The brief is reproduced here as submitted, and the views…

The growing threat to Europe’s health: Ultra Processed Food

This policy brief was written for INRL20160 Introduction to EU Politics at University College Dublin during the 2024/25 academic year. The module asks students to identify a live problem on the EU agenda, weigh the options open to the Union, and set out concrete recommendations. The brief is reproduced here as submitted, and the views…

What’s new, what’s old, what’s next: thoughts on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Nargiza Adilov; Marta Grosso; Anne Jouve; Virginia A. Nardelli; Yasmin Sidhu; Philip Stark When Russian troops entered Kyiv on Thursday, February 24th, the invasion of Ukraine shook Europe to its core. As the events unfold, international politics has taken unprecedented directions but has also confirmed trends in security and defence policies. Being students in the…

Poland and the EU: A Bitter Divorce

By Kaitlyn Byrne Poland became a member of the European Union on May 1st, 2004, under the Accession Treaty signed in Athens in April 2003. This involved the commitment to “a stability of institutions guaranteeing democracy, the rule of law, human rights, and respect for and protection of minorities” (European Council, 1993).  However, recently, the…

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