Romania in the Banking Union: Why Local Supervision of Cross-Border Banking is not Enough
by Oana-Maria Georgescu The Banking Union has been widely debated as the panacea for breaking the vicious link between…
Romania in the European Union
Romania needs a competitive electoral system for the European elections
Author: Ciprian Ciucu In 2014, Romania will organize , for the third time, elections for the European Parliament. After previous elections being…
Ten Years from Now. Development and Economic Governance in Europe
The European Commission Representation in Romania and the Romanian Center for European Policies (CRPE) organized the international conference "Ten years from now. European Economic Development and Governance".
Playing the Cat and Mouse Game: Emergency Ordinance 50 and the European Directive
The draft law, which is still being examined in Parliament, has led to numerous debates among bank representatives, members of Parliament and consumers.
When, how and why did Romania accept the EU rules in the anti-corruption field. Overview 1999 – 2010
The Romanian Center for European Policies (CRPE) together with the Romanian Academic Society (SAR) have launched the report “When, how and why did Romania accept the EU rules in the anti-corruption field. Overview 1999 - 2010”. The report assesses the relation between Romania and the European Union in regard to anti-corruption policies as well as the degree in which Romania has fulfilled EU conditionalities on justice reform since 1999.