Working Papers | Editorial Committee | Authors Guidelines | How to cite WPs

Mission

CES Working Papers aims at disseminating theoretical and empirical studies concerning European Society, History, Policies, Institutions and Culture. The Series encourages the plurality of theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches and promotes interdisciplinary dialogue on European issues.

Position of the CES

The published essays represent the point of view of the author or authors. They do not reflect the position of the European Studies Center or the members of its Editorial Board.

Copyright rules

The Series of CES Working Papers encourages the publication of original materials that have not previously been published or submitted for review to other magazines or necklaces. The CES cannot be held legally responsible for ethically incorrect behavior or even for those punishable by law committed by the author (re). The CES declines any request for financial compensation from third parties. In case of acceptance for publication, the CES Working Papers Series does not impose the exclusive right to publish and disseminate the manuscript. The latter can be republished, referring to the first publication by the CES Working Papers.

Usability

The Series of CSE Working Papers series acts as a tool for the diffusion of theoretical and empirical reflections on European issues. In order to facilitate the dissemination process, free online access to all published issues is guaranteed, on the basis of compliance with the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) andCreative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY- NC 4.0).