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A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey each week on a European topic in the news.
In this feature the question is: Are Referenda Dangerous?
The experts this week are:
+ Cornelius Adebahr - Nonresident associate at Carnegie Europe
+ Rosa Balfour - Senior fellow in the Europe Program at the German Marshall Fund of the United States
+ Benedetta Barbisan - Associate professor of comparative constitutional law at the University of Macerata and fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law
+ Federiga Bindi - Senior fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, director of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, and D. German distinguished visiting chair at Appalachian State University
+ Krzysztof Blusz and Paweł Zerka - Vice president of WiseEuropa and head of the Foreign Policy Program at WiseEuropa
+ Fraser Cameron - Director the EU-Russia Center
+ Thomas de Waal - Senior associate at Carnegie Europe
+ Catherine Fieschi - Director of Counterpoint
+ István Hegedűs - Chairman of the Hungarian Europe Society
+ Hanspeter Kriesi - Stein Rokkan chair of comparative politics in the Department of Political and Social Sciences at the European University Institute
+ Enrico Letta - President of the Jacques Delors Institute, dean of the Paris School of International Affairs at Sciences Po, and former prime minister of Italy
+ Denis MacShane - Former UK minister for Europe
+ Marc Pierini - Visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe
+ Gwendolyn Sasse - Nonresident associate at Carnegie Europe and director of the Center for East European and International Studies in Berlin
+ Joseph C. Sternberg - Columnist and editorial-page editor of the Wall Street Journal’s European edition
+ Stephen Szabo - Executive director of the Transatlantic Academy
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