Charting Ukraine’s EU Path: Engaging with Member States – collective study with a perspective from Greece by Panagiota Manoli

Panagiota Manoli, ELIAMEP Research Fellow and Assoc. Professor at the University of the Peloponnese, contributed to the study on challenges and policy options regarding Ukraine’s EU accession process Charting Ukraine’s EU Path: Engaging with Member States, offering a perspective from Greece.

The Study is enriched by Member State specific case studies on France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland and Romania, as well as Ukraine, each with its own set of recommendations.  The bottom line from the study is that to deliver security and prosperity for Ukraine and the EU, political leaderships should be guided by three principles: Achieve clarity on goals and costs, Foster alliances, Regain agency. The study is the result of cooperation by  Bertelsmann Stiftung and Zentrum Liberale Moderne.