Jump to navigationMain menuHomeAboutProgramsAnalysisEventsPressSearch formSearchWeakness or Strength: The European Reassurance InitiativeCEPA Senior Fellow Edward Lucas examines what the “European Reassurance Initiative” really means for transatlantic security.The Shadow WarCEPA Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski makes the case that Russia has initiated a new geopolitical “shadow war” with the West.Cardiff Note No. 1: Posture and PosturingCEPA Senior Fellow and Contributing Editor Edward Lucas authors the first in a new series of “CEPA Cardiff Notes” that considers emerging challenges and potential strategies that NATO should consider during its fall Summit.Russia’s New Doctrine: How the Kremlin Has Learned to Fight Tomorrow’s War TodayCEPA Associate Scholar Michael John Williams takes a closer look at how Moscow’s invasion of Crimea has showcased the dividends of Russia’s recent upgrades to its armed forces. Russian Threats to Moldova and the BalkansAmerican Foreign Policy Council Senior Fellow Stephen Blank examines Russia’s intentions in Southeast Europe and the Balkans.Energy Security in Central and Eastern Europe: Science-Based Decisions and U.S. Best Practices in Hydraulic FracturingIn a groundbreaking report, CEPA’s Keith C. Smith and Marta Sikorski evaluate how best practices in hydraulic fracturing from the United States could be applied to a CEE context.  Central European Security After Crimea: The Case for Strengthening NATO's Eastern DefensesIn the wake of the Crimea crisis, CEPA experts argue that NATO should move to reinforce the frontline NATO states of Central and Eastern Europe.A Science-Based Approach to the Fracking DebateCEPA holds a roundtable discussion on how U.S. best practices in hydraulic fracturing could be applied to a Central and Eastern European context. Moderated by CEPA Distinguished Resident Fellow Keith C. Smith, the event featured contributions from...12345678CEPA EventsA Science-Based Approach to the Fracking Debate     21 May 2014    
CEPA holds a roundtable discussion on how U.S. best practices in hydraulic fracturing could be applied to a Central and Eastern European context. Moderated by CEPA Distinguished Resident Fellow Keith C. Smith, the event featured contributions from Maciej Pisarski, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of Poland to the United States, Dr. Miguel Rodrigues from the Policy Planning Staff at the U.S. Department of State and CEPA Research Associate Marta Sikorski.
Simeon Djankov Joins CEPA as Senior Fellow    
20 May 2014    
Simeon Djankov, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Bulgaria and an adjunct lecturer at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government, has joined the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) as a Senior Fellow. Dr. Djankov will lead a major new CEPA initiative to assess the economic competitiveness of Central European member states of the European Union (EU) in the context of a changing global landscape.
Janusz Bugajski Joins CEPA as Sen