This page contains news and interesting features around the InDivEU project and the latest research on Differentiated Integration in the European Union.
What is Differentiated Integration?
What do we mean when we talk about Differentiated Integration? Sandra Kröger, University of Exeter and Robert Schuman Fellow, provides an in-depth insight into the concept of Differentiated Integration. The video was filmed during the workshop ‘Differentiated Integration as a Fair Scheme of Cooperation’ in March 2019.
Why is Differentiated Integration important for Europe?
Why is Differentiated Integration important for Europe? Richard Bellamy (EUI) provides the answer in this video and gives an outlook on why Differentiated Integration is likely to become more prominent in the future.
The video was filmed during the workshop ‘Differentiated Integration as a Fair Scheme of Cooperation’ in March 2019.
The ‘Future of Europe’ at the TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conference
On 6 June 2019, on the occasion of the incoming Finnish Presidency of the Council of the EU, a ‘Future of Europe‘ panel was organised in the framework of the InDivEU project, which took place at the TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conference in Helsinki. It featured a keynote speech by Michel Barnier, Chief Negotiator of the EU Task Force on Article 50 negotiations with the United Kingdom, followed by a panel discussion on the Future of Europe in light of the results of the European elections held in May 2019. Watch the recording of the event.
Audience attending TEPSA Pre-Presidency Conference 
Michel Barnier holding the Keynote Speech 
Participants of the ‘Future of Europe’ Discussion Panel
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Conversations for the Future of Europe
On 4 June 2019, the concept of Differentiated Integration was discussed at the 5th ‘Conversations for the Future of Europe‘ seminar. This seminar series is organised by the European Governance and Politics Programme (EUI) and aims facilitate debate and inspire far-sighted, creative ideas for how to address current EU policy problems.
