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Sunday, 9 November 2014

3rd Annual GPPF Chania Forum 2014: Executive Summary

Europe in Flux: 
Secessionism, Ideological Polarisation, 
and  the Emerging Institutional Design of the EU


26-27 September 2014
Kiani Beach Resort
Chania, Crete
Greece

Executive Summary of the 3rd Annual GPPF Chania Forum


The Greek Public Policy Forum organised its 3rd Annual GPPF Chania Forum, titled “Europe in Flux: Secessionism, Ideological Polarisation, and the Emerging Institutional Design of the EU”, on September 26 and 27 at the Κiani Beach Resort in Chania, Crete. The event took place thanks to the kind sponsorship of Decidendi Consultants, Europe Direct Region of Crete, and the solar systems company CALPAK S.A.. We also wish to thank the ELIAMEP Crisis Observatory, the Hellenic Alumni Association of the London School of Economic, and the Economic Chamber of Greece (Department of Western Crete) for their support.



Saturday, 19 October 2013

2nd Annual GPPF Chania Forum 2013: Executive Summary

“‘Muddling Through’ or ‘Breaking Through’? 
New Challenges for the European Project”
2nd Annual GPPF Chania Forum, 27-28 September 2013
Executive Summary
The Greek Public Policy Forum organized the 2nd Annual Chania Forum 2013 titled “‘Muddling Through’ or ‘Breaking Through’? New Challenges for the European Project” on September 27 and 28 at the Kiani Beach Resort in Chania, Crete. The Forum was kindly sponsored by Decidenci Consultants, the Regional Development Fund of Crete – Region of Crete, Europe Direct Region of Crete, CALPAK S.A, and the E. Apostolopoulos Law Firm. The two-day event was further supported by the ELIAMEP Crisis Observatory, the Hellenic Alumni Association of the London School of Economics, and the Economic Chamber of Greece (Department of Western Crete).