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Tatiana Romanova
10/07/2019
Associate Professor, European Studies Chair, Saint-Petersburg State University
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Pragmatism Still at the Heart of Macron’s Foreign Policy
20/09/2017
The heart of the foreign policy course of French President Emmanuel Macron is pragmatism based on respect for all parties, says Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova. The heart of the foreign policy course of French President Emmanuel Macron is pragmatism based on respect for all parties, says Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova . On Tuesday, September 19, French President Emmanuel Macron told CNN about ...
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"Optimization" of Emmanuel Macron: Good Statements and Unjustified Expectations
22/08/2017
... particular results, moreover, they were marked by unpopular measures, especially inside France. The most discussed result of the first 100 days of Emmanuel Macron is the fall in his rating and popularity among the French, says Valdai Club expert Tatyana Romanova. The 39-year-old former investment banker of the Rothschild bank became the youngest president of the country. It is difficult to say whether his presidential term expects complete failure or success. The popularity rating of the new president ...
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End-of-Year EU Summit: Another Test of European Solidarity
30/12/2015
... end-of-year summit dominated by Europe's refugee crisis and Britain’s European Union membership referendum. In an interview with Valdaiclub.com, Alexander Tevdoy-Burmuli, Associate Professor at the European Integration Faculty, MGIMO-University, and Tatiana Romanova, Associate Professor at the European Studies Department, Saint Petersburg State University, shared their opinion on the significance of this meeting. The refugee crisis was predictably high on the summit agenda with almost a million refugees ...
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Stabilization of the Western Balkans: European Union’s ‘Phantom Pain’
14/02/2018
... published the strategy for the Western Balkans, setting 2025 as the date of accession to the EU of Serbia and Montenegro to be followed by Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia and the partially recognized state of Kosovo. Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova considers the project to be implementation of the old EU political course, but also an attempt to show the EU’s viability after Brexit. Last week, the European Commission published the strategy for the Western Balkans, setting 2025 as the ...
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Macron and French National Interests
11/05/2017
... national consensus about where France should go. Many voted rather against Marin Le Pen and not for Emmanuel Macron, so the primary task for the new president will be the stabilization of his own domestic political positions, Valdai Club expert Tatyana Romanova said. "I do not think that today we can draw conclusions about what politician Macron is. We know for sure that he is young, fervent and wants a lot. We know that the political elite supports him, but at the same time we understand that ...
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Poland, Enfant Terrible of Europe
23/12/2017
... not receive adequate compensation from Germany for the damage it had suffered and has the right to bring the topic of reparations to the agenda of Polish-German negotiations. Germany is unlikely to return to this issue, says Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova, Associate Professor, European Studies Chair at the Saint-Petersburg State University, Head of Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. The fact is that in the Soviet era, namely in 1953, Poland officially refused reparations. Berlin primarily pays ...
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Valdai Papers
The EU's Crises and its Future
04/08/2016
.... The author concludes that despite apocalyptic outlooks, the EU will not collapse and crises will stimulate some further consolidation, although further integration or improved relations with Russia should not be expected. About the author: Tatiana Romanova, Doctor in Political Studies, Associate Professor at European Studies Department, Saint Petersburg State University, Head of Jean Monnet Chair.
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Presentation of the Valdai Paper "The EU's Crises and its Future"
03/10/2016
On October 3, the Valdai Discussion Club presented its Valdai Paper #54, titled "The EU's Crises and its Future".
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Warsaw, Brussels and Berlin – Not a Marriage of Convenience Anymore
27/12/2017
... Piłsudski’s “Intermarium” (Międzymorze) with which he once tried to unify the Slavic west against both Germany and the Soviet Union in the interwar period (which appears to be coming back with a vengeance). Poland, Enfant Terrible of Europe Tatiana Romanova New Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki said that after WWII Poland did not receive adequate compensation from Germany for the damage it had suffered and has the right to bring the topic of reparations to the agenda of Polish-German negotiations....
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What to Expect from the First Putin-Macron Meeting
29/05/2017
... palace, titled “Peter the Great. The Tsar in France. 1717.” Putin is the first foreign leader to be received by Macron who said prior to the meeting that he would conduct “demanding dialogue with Russia.” The Valdai Club experts – Tatiana Romanova , Associate Professor at European Studies Department, Saint Petersburg State University, Head of Jean Monnet Chair, and Jacques Sapir , Director of studies at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris, and head of the Centre ...
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The Concept of EU Resilience in the Pandemic Era
07/09/2020
Resilience has become a new way of promoting the value agenda, allowing the EU to maintain its position as a source of regulatory borrowing and mentor, especially for neighbours and underdeveloped countries, writes Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova. Resilience has become a new way of promoting the value agenda, allowing the EU to maintain its position as a source of regulatory borrowing and mentor, especially for neighbours and underdeveloped countries, writes Valdai Club expert Tatiana ...
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Covid-19 Pandemic as a Stress Test for the Unity of the European Union
13/05/2021
... European Union has been the distribution of competences between the supranational and national levels. The greatest controversy has arisen with respect to medical care, where all powers belong to the member states, writes Valdai Club expert Tatiana Romanova. The decisive factor in the stress for unity and the subsequent speed and quality of the reaction of the European Union has been the distribution of competences between the supranational and national levels. The greatest controversy has arisen ...
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Presentation of the Valdai Paper "The EU's Crises and its Future". Speakers
28/09/2016
... the Valdai Discussion Club will present a Valdai Paper titled "The EU's Crises and its Future" On October 3, 2016, the Valdai Discussion Club will present a Valdai Paper titled "The EU's Crises and its Future" Speakers: Tatiana Romanova (author), Doctor in Political Studies, Associate Professor at European Studies Department, Saint Petersburg State University, Head of Jean Monnet Chair. Mark Entin, Professor of International Law and European Law at European Studies Institute ...
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Presentation of the Valdai Paper "The EU's Crises and its Future"
28/09/2016
... integration? What is the role of the Russian factor in each of these crises? Will EU cease to exist? Should we expect an improvement of cooperation with Russia? These and other related issues the experts will discuss during the presentation. Speakers: Tatiana Romanova (author), Doctor in Political Studies, Associate Professor at European Studies Department, Saint Petersburg State University, Head of Jean Monnet Chair; Mark Entin , Professor of International Law and European Law at European Studies Institute ...
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EU Is a Unique Experiment That Russia Has Much to Learn From
03/10/2016
... especially as it is itself on the way to building its own supranational integration association. Systemization of crises facing the European Union may be different, but it is necessary for a more in-depth look at current processes and trends. Tatyana Romanova, Associate Professor at St. Petersburg State University, Jean Monnet Chair, proposed five basic interrelated categories: • Crisis of leadership and solidarity expressed in departure from the old management models and Germanization of the central ...
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