Oslo / Leeds / New York / Frankfurt am Main / Stockholm / Oxford / Manchester / Florence / /
Company
Prentice-Hall / Svensk Information AB / Financial Times / Cox / Die Welt / Macmillan / /
Continent
Europe / /
Facility
Princeton University / Lund University / Swedish Institute / Humboldt University / European University Institute / Columbia University / University of Stockholm / University of Edinburgh / New York University / System Building / University of Oslo / Norwegian Centre / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
law-making / possible solutions / democratic systems / political systems / /
Organization
Federal Trust / Columbia University / New York University / Harvard Law School / Harvard University / Humboldt University / European University Institute / Government of the Member States / Swedish Institute / Norwegian Centre for Human Rights / European Economic Community / Princeton University / European Parliament / Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies / UCSD / University of Stockholm / Department of Political Science / University of Stockholm / Sorbonne and Sciences Po in Paris / University of Edinburgh / European Council / ARENA / NYU School of Law / University of Oslo / European Union / Lund University / /
Person
Karl-Magnus Johansson / Jean Monnet / Andrew Moravcsik / Fritz Scharpf / Andreas Føllesdal / Fredrik Langdal / Göran von Sydow / Jo Shaw Fredrik Langdal / Jo Shaw / /
PoliticalEvent
Parliament elections / /
Position
researcher / professor of political philosophy / research professor / Jörgen Hettne Acting Director / arbiter / scholar-in-residence and visiting professor / Professor / professor of politics / Salvesen Chair / representative / /
2007:2op Andreas Føllesdal, Andrew Moravcsik, Jo Shaw Fredrik Langdal and Göran von Sydow Why Europe?