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Capital Controls in Cyprus: Shooting at a moving target

In her examination of the capital controls that have been in place in Cyprus since March 27th, Leonor Coutinho asks how soon can they be lifted and whether the recapitalisation plans will be sufficiently convincing to allow the Cypriot banking sector to regain the trust of the public.

Combating Youth Unemployment: The latest European fad?

When examining youth unemployment in the broader context of its contribution to total unemployment in Europe, CEPS Director Daniel Gros finds in this new Commentary that the problem reveals a completely different picture from the one usually presented.

Pathways to Low Carbon Transport in the EU – From Possibility to Reality

This new CEPS Task Force Report has identified possible pathways for achieving the EU’s ambitious climate change targets. It argues that the key policy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in road transport is the steady tightening of emissions standards in line with technological progress.

Does the key to a WMD-free Middle East lie in a nuclear Iran?

In this insightful new CEPS Commentary, Steven Blockmans and Michaela Kolarova consider the view that the key to a solution on Iran’s nuclear enrichment might just lie in discussions on a WMD-free Middle East, but only after Iran has obtained nuclear military capability.

Capital Controls in Cyprus: Shooting at a moving target

In her examination of the capital controls that have been in place in Cyprus since March 27th, Leonor Coutinho asks how soon can they be lifted and whether the recapitalisation plans will be sufficiently convincing to allow the Cypriot banking sector to regain the trust of the public.

Combating Youth Unemployment: The latest European fad?

When examining youth unemployment in the broader context of its contribution to total unemployment in Europe, CEPS Director Daniel Gros finds in this new Commentary that the problem reveals a completely different picture from the one usually presented.

Pathways to Low Carbon Transport in the EU – From Possibility to Reality

This new CEPS Task Force Report has identified possible pathways for achieving the EU’s ambitious climate change targets. It argues that the key policy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in road transport is the steady tightening of emissions standards in line with technological progress.

Does the key to a WMD-free Middle East lie in a nuclear Iran?

In this insightful new CEPS Commentary, Steven Blockmans and Michaela Kolarova consider the view that the key to a solution on Iran’s nuclear enrichment might just lie in discussions on a WMD-free Middle East, but only after Iran has obtained nuclear military capability.

Upcoming Events

Youth Unemployment: Fighting it the German way? 21 June 2013 - 14:30 - 16:00	What system of standards for vehicles and fuels in the future? 24 June 2013 - 13:00 - 17:00
The EP in a multi-level governance EU - Ways to reduce the democratic deficit 26 June 2013 - 13:15 - 14:30	Financial indices and benchmark settings: the road ahead for Europe 27 June 2013 - 10:00 - 13:15
Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market 28 June 2013 - 13:00 - 14:30	Upgrading CSDP: pooling and sharing of military capabilities 01 July 2013 - 13:15 - 14:30

Recent Publications

Open Season for Data Fishing on the Web: The Challenges of the US PRISM Programme for the EU Author(s): Didier Bigo, Gertjan Boulet, Caspar Bowden, Sergio Carrera, Elspeth Guild, Nicholas Hernanz, Paul De Hert, Julien Jeandesboz, Amandine Scherrer 18 June 2013 , in CEPS Policy Briefs	Pathways to Low Carbon Transport in the EU – From Possibility to Reality Author(s): Arie Bleijenberg, Christian Egenhofer, Arno Behrens, Vasileios Rizos, Monica Alessi 12 June 2013 , in CEPS Task Force Reports
Access Barriers to Services Markets: Mapping, tracing, understanding and measuring Author(s): Federica Mustilli, Jacques Pelkmans 07 June 2013 , in CEPS Special Reports	E3+3 coercive diplomacy towards Iran: Do the economic sanctions add up? Author(s): Steven Blockmans, Stefan Waizer 06 June 2013 , in CEPS Policy Briefs
A Viable Alternative to Basel III Prudential Capital Rules Author(s): Stefano Micossi 30 May 2013 , in CEPS Policy Briefs	When do adults learn? A cohort analysis of adult education in Europe Author(s): Miroslav Beblavý, Anna-Elisabeth Thum, Galina Potjagailo 21 May 2013 , in CEPS Working Documents

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Capital Controls in Cyprus: Shooting at a moving target Author(s): Leonor Coutinho 14 June 2013	Combating Youth Unemployment: The latest European fad? Author(s): Daniel Gros 14 June 2013
Does the key to a WMD-free Middle East lie in a nuclear Iran? Author(s): Steven Blockmans, Michaela Kolarova 10 June 2013	Too cold to handle: EU accession talks with Iceland Author(s): Steven Blockmans 03 June 2013
Time to move north? Author(s): Mikkel Barslund, Matthias Busse 27 May 2013	Thessaloniki ten years on: Injecting momentum into the enlargement process for the Western Balkans Author(s): Erwan Fouéré 15 May 2013
The austerity debate is beside the point for Europe Author(s): Daniel Gros 08 May 2013	The Boston Marathon and the Visa Negotiations between the EU and Russia: Time to get real and positive Author(s): Michael Emerson 08 May 2013
The EU should tax in harmony Author(s): Karel Lannoo 03 May 2013	Facilitated dialogue in the Balkans vindicates the EEAS Author(s): Steven Blockmans 29 April 2013
Portugal: In Economics, we call it conflict of interest! Author(s): Leonor Coutinho 12 April 2013	The Meaning of Cyprus: Moving towards banking union? Author(s): Daniel Gros 08 April 2013

Farm/Household-level Simulation Results of Testing Policy and Other Scenarios Author(s): Davide Viaggi, Fabio Bartolini , Marco Puddu, Meri Raggi 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers	Influence of Agricultural Support on Sale Prices of French Farmland: A comparison of different subsidies, accounting for the role of environmental and land regulations Author(s): Laure Latruffe , Laurent Piet, Pierre Dupraz, Chantal Le Mouël 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers
Simulation Results on the Impact of Changes in the Main EU Policy Tools on Farm Investment Behaviour Author(s): Giovanni Guastella, Daniele Moro, Paolo Sckokai, Mario Veneziani 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers	The Empirical Content of the Present Value Model: A survey of the instrumental uses of farmland prices Author(s): Jean-Sauveur Ay, Laure Latruffe 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers
A Spatial Analysis of Agricultural Land Prices in Bavaria Author(s): Paul Feichtinger, Klaus Salhofer 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers	Simulation Results of AgriPoliS about Diminishing Capital Subsidies and Restrictions Author(s): Christoph Sahrbacher, Amanda Sahrbacher, Arlette Ostermeyer 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers
The Role of Environmental and Land Transaction Regulations on Agricultural Land Price: The example of Brittany Author(s): Laure Latruffe , Jean Joseph Minvie, Julien Salanié 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers	Agricultural Labour Market Flexibility in the EU and Candidate Countries Author(s): Jason Loughrey, Trevor Donnellan, Kevin Hanrahan, Thia Hennessy 17 June 2013 , in Factor Markets Working Papers
Shifting Responsibilities for EU Roma Citizens: The 2010 French affair on Roma evictions and expulsions continued Author(s): Sergio Carrera 06 June 2013 , in Liberty and Security in Europe Papers	Local and Regional Authorities and the EU’s External Borders: A Multi-Level Governance Assessment of Schengen Governance and ‘Smart Borders’ Author(s): Sergio Carrera, Nicholas Hernanz, Joanna Parkin 05 June 2013 , in Researchers' work published externally