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1 Nov Arab World Studies No.6 D815 93

2 2004 Europe and Its Think Tanks: a Promise to be Fulfilled Bureau of European Policy Advisers, BEPA European Think Tank and the EU European Policy Center, EPC Stephen Boucher, Europe and Its Think Tanks: a Promise to be Fulfilled, Notre Europe, Paris, Studies and Research, No. 35, October, Antonio Missiroli and Isabelle Ioannides eds., European Think Tanks and the EU, September 2012, Bureau of European Policy Advisers, EU Commission. 94

3 Central Space of Power Field Epistemic Community Advocacy CoalitionDiscourse Coalition Policy CommunityPolicy Network John Kingdon Policy Primeval Soup Policy Window Thomas Medvetz, Think Tanks in America, Chicago: the University of Chicago Press, Thomas Teichler, Think Tanks as an Epistemic Community: The Case of European Armaments Cooperation, Paper presented at the annual meeting of the International Studies Association 48th Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois, Paul A. Sabatier and Christopher M. Weible, the Advocacy Coalition Framework: Innovations and Clarifications, in Paul A. Sabatier, Theories of the Policy Process, London: Westview Press, F. Gregory Hayden, Policymaking Network of the Iron-Triangle Sub-government for Licensing Hazardous Waste Facilities, Faculty Publications, University of Nebraska, June 2002; S. Wilks and M. Wright eds., Comparative Government-Industry Relations: Western Europe, United States, and Japan, Oxford: Clarendon Press, John W. Kingdon, Agenda, Alternatives, and Public Policies, New York: Longman, 2007, pp

4 Donald E. Abelson, Do Think Tanks Matter? Assessing Public Policy Institutes, McGill-Queen University Press, 2002, pp.74-80; A Capitol Idea: Think Tanks and US Foreign Policy, McGill-Queen University Press, 2006, pp ; James G. McGann, The Competition for Dollars, Scholars, and Influence in the Public Policy Research Industry, New York: University Press of America, 1995, pp

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7 Council of the EU document 6496/08 (Press 41), February 18th, 2008; Commission document COM (2008) 319 (Final), May 20th, 2008; Council of the EU document 7652/1/08 REV 1, May 20th, 2008; Parliament document B6-0295/2008, May 28th, 2008; Parliament document of Policy Briefing, May 30th, 2008; Council of the EU document 11887/08 (Press 213), July 15th,

8 Rosa Balfour th Foreign Affairs Council Meeting Conclusions, February 21st, 2011; Commission document COM (2011) 200 Final, March 8th, 2011; Parliament document B7-0199/2011, April 7th, 2011; Commission document COM (2011) 303 Final, May 25th, 2011; 3101st Foreign Affairs Council Meeting Conclusions, June 20th, 2011; Foreign Affairs Council document, September 23rd, 2011; Commission document MEMO/11/638, September 27th, 2011; 3130th Foreign Affairs Council Meeting Conclusions on EU s Response to the Developments in Southern Neighborhood, December 1st, 2011; Parliament document A7-0400/2011, December 14th, 2011; Parliament document SPEECH/12/23, January 24th, 2012; Commission document JOIN (2012) 27 Final, October 3rd, 2012; Commission MEMO/13/81, February 8th,

9 Josef Janning Civil Society Facility

10 1 LobbyingPolicy Advocacy Colin Scicluna

11 Governing Board General Assembly 1/3 Compagnia di San Paolo Peter Sutherland

12 Meglena Kuneva Philippe Maystadt Eberhard Rhein % 1 1 2% % 1 1 2% % 1 1 2% % 4 4 8% % 4 4 8% 4 4 8% %

13 30% 18% % LobbyingPolicy Advocacy Bill Coxall Bill Coxall, Pressure Groups in Britain Politics, Essex of UK: Pearson Education Limited, 2001, P

14 European Policy Center s Influence on EU s North Africa Policy: with a Focus on the Channels and Means XIN Hua (XIN Hua, Associate Professor, Center for EU Studies, Shanghai International Studies University) Abstract This paper hopes to clarify European Policy Center (EPC) s influences on EU s North Africa policy, with a special focus on EPC s channels and means to effectively exert its influences onto EU s policy making structure. The general analytical framework is established through a combination of Kingdon s model of multi-streams in the agenda setting and the perspective of the central space in the field of power. Applying this framework, the author surveys the EPC s role in shaping EU s policy making over two evolutionary changes of its Union for Mediterranean (UfM) framework for North Africa, which refer to UfM s establishment in 2008 and EU s adjustments to it in response to the Arab Spring. Key Words European Policy Center; EU s North Africa Policy; Union for Mediterranean; Channels for Exerting Influences 106

Sept Arab World Studies No.5. Nivien Saleh, The European Union and the Gulf States: A Growing Partnership, Middle East Policy, Vol.7, N

Sept Arab World Studies No.5. Nivien Saleh, The European Union and the Gulf States: A Growing Partnership, Middle East Policy, Vol.7, N 2013 9 Sept. 2013 5 Arab World Studies No.5. Nivien Saleh, The European Union and the Gulf States: A Growing Partnership, Middle East Policy, Vol.7, No.1, October 1999, p.53. 27 Ana Echague, Don t forget