Youth in European Politics: Risks and Opportunities, Spring 2006

Monday, June 5, 2006

This article delves into the uncertainty of youth involvement in the European political arena today. Especially focusing on the case of the European Democrat Students (EDS), the article outlines how young people today can get involved in EU affairs and can contribute to fostering stronger mutual understanding between Turkey and the EU. The world of European politics may hide risks as well as opportunities on a personal and societal level. One must weigh the advantages and disadvantages before venturing into the world of “European Politics”...Please click here to read the text in full.

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Alexandros Sinka

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