This edition of the TEPSA Experts’ Debrief, contributors confront the challenges facing the European Union, from great-power competition, to a tumultuous transatlantic relationship, and the return of war to the European continent, and reflect on what Europe needs to do to become a stronger, more credible partner at the global level, capable of sharing outcomes rather than merely reacting to them.
TEPSA Secretary-General Jim Cloos asked 14 distinguished experts to provide their perspectives on Europe’s quest for strategic autonomy, evaluating how to rediscover the logic of power, without abandoning European principles.
In addition to the foreword by Jim Cloos, expert contributors to this edition include:
- Steven Everts, European Union Institute for Security Studies
- Matteo Signorini, European Union Institute for Security Studies
- Niklas Helwig, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
- Mario Esteban, Elcano Royal Institute & Autonomous University of Madrid
- Almut Möller, European Policy Centre
- Tyyne Karjalainen, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
- Tuomas Iso-Markku, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
- Mikkel Runge Olesen, Danish Institute for International Studies
- Jean-Luc Demarty, fmr. European Commission
- Maria Demertzis, Florence School of Transnational Governance, European University Institute
- Michele Chang, College of Europe
- Seamus Allen, Institute of International and European Affairs
- Giulia Cretti, Clingendael
- Marco Siddi, Finnish Institute of International Affairs
