Languages: Dutch, English, German
Areas of Expertise: European integration & cohesion
Christel Zunneberg was Research Assistant of Rethink:Europe. She studied History (Radboud University, Nijmegen) and International Relations (Leiden University).
Christel Zunneberg - 24 October 2017
The Franco-German engine gets all the media attention, but it is Dutch-German cooperation that has done the important work in recent years.
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Christel Zunneberg - 14 September 2017
ECFR's EU 28 Survey shows that there is political space for a Europe of different speeds to carry forward the European project.
Christel Zunneberg - 16 August 2017
The Franco-German axis, the Big Three and the Weimar Triangle, are all well-known constellations of European heavyweights. ECFR’s EU28 Survey allows for dissecting the complex relations within ‘the Big Six’, evaluating these and other bilateral and trilateral inter-group relationships in the face of the Brexit.
by Josef Janning & Christel Zunneberg - 22nd May, 2017
Survey of experts in 28 capitals illuminates the complex network of relationships among EU member states.
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Christel Zunneberg - 24 October 2017
The Franco-German engine gets all the media attention, but it is Dutch-German cooperation that has done the important work in recent years.
Christel Zunneberg - 14 September 2017
ECFR's EU 28 Survey shows that there is political space for a Europe of different speeds to carry forward the European project.
Christel Zunneberg - 16 August 2017
The Franco-German axis, the Big Three and the Weimar Triangle, are all well-known constellations of European heavyweights. ECFR’s EU28 Survey allows for dissecting the complex relations within ‘the Big Six’, evaluating these and other bilateral and trilateral inter-group relationships in the face of the Brexit.
Christel Zunneberg - 26 July 2017
Here we compare the parties’ positions on the four core EU policy domains: common security and defence, migration, financial, and trade policy.
Christel Zunneberg - 16 January 2017
Better coalition-building among European countries is called as polarisation erodes European solidarity and cooperation.
Mark Leonard writes in his regular column for PS, the time has come for the European Union to redefine its interests, and to develop a new strategy for defending them.