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In Austria ‘The World of NGOs’ conducted a series of debates to trace opinions of citizens towards t

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Hungarian researchers have successfully conducted 5 citizen discussions

The Hungarian team of researchers from Political Capital Institute in Hungary have successfully conducted the series of discussions with citizens that was planned as part of the CODES project. The discussions were held in different cities in Hungary between the 9th of September and the 4th of October, 2017. Altogether we held discussions with 52 individuals divided into 5 groups during the study. The first discussion was organized with local students in Pilisjászfalu, then em

Slovakia Discussed Current European Union Affairs

Researchers from Department of Political Science at the Comenius University in Bratislava organized several discussions with citizens in six cities across the country. Total of 89 people participated in discussions in various regions of Slovakia so that they include East, Central and West part of the country. Citizens raised several problems regarding the current European Union affairs, however, the following three were the most often repeated and discussed in the most detail

DGAP Conducted Three Citizen’s Debates in Germany

As Part One of the CODES project, the DGAP (German Council on Foreign Relations) conducted three discussions with citizens on euroscepticism in different cities in Germany. Working together with DGAP’s regional forums as well as Young DGAP in North-Rhine Westphalia, the Hanseatic Cities, and Frankfurt, the Alfred von Oppenheim Centre for European Studies is charged with conceptualising and executing this project. The first event took place in Cologne on October 10, followed b

Debating Euroscepticsm with Latvian Citizens

Centre for Public Policy PROVIDUS, in cooperation with three regional organizations, held several meetings and talked to people living in small towns across Latvia. Altogether 95 people, living in West, East and North of Latvia, representing different age groups, attended PROVIDUS’ events. In general people of Latvia’ s regions appreciate the benefits of the European Union membership – particularly the new infrastructure and beautification of towns funded by the EU. On the

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE: HOW TO COMPREHEND EUROSKEPTICISM?

15 December 2017, Hotel Austria Trend, Bratislava

CODES - Project supported by Europe for citizens programme of the european union wants to spread our message of hope and compassion. We believe that a single action can make a difference in the community, and that collective action can greatly impact the world. Through advocacy and outreach activities, our team works tirelessly each day to contribute their part to the greater good.