The Reshaping European Democracy project is an initiative of Carnegie’s Democracy and Rule of Law Program and Carnegie Europe that aims to analyze, debate, and help improve the state of European democracy via a series of regular publications and events. The project will follow two main streams of activities: It will produce a series of evidence-based assessments, prepared by a core team of Carnegie fellows and independent experts based in different countries across Europe, and, together with European Movement International, it will regularly convene a wider European Democracy Group of experts and officials to debate issues related to democracy, with an eye to improving democracy in the European Union.
The Reshaping European Democracy project receives the support of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the University of Warwick.