Research Links
There are numerous resources on the web which will aid you in your search
for information related to the simulation.
One of the most useful things to use for research is Bulletin Quotidien
Europe, which is in the library. Bulletin Quotidien is a daily report
from the EU that reports on the daily workings of the institutions and member
states. Very useful.
It's in big black binders behind the circ. desk. You have to
ask for it, its call number is D1050 .E97, and most of the student workers
at the library will have no idea what you're talking about when you ask for
it, so either tell them to ask a librarian, or walk them through it with baby
steps (description helps- black binders with pink paper).
European Institutions:
- Commission of the EU
- This is the home page of the European Commission. It contains some
good links, including links to all of the Directorate General offices,
and official documents of the Commission.
- Council of the European Union
- This is the official home page of the Council of the European Union.
It has some useful information which may help in doing research.
- Members of the
European Parliament
- This site is very thorough. It contains many useful links to other
EU institutions and informational sites. It also has links to all of the
EP parties' home pages..
- Economic and Social Committee
- There is a lot of useful information on the Economic and Social Committee
on this site. There is also a virtual tour of European Institutions in
Brussels which is helpful in giving an overview of the various institutions
of the EU.
- Committee of the Regions
- This is the official home page of the Committee of the Regions and can
provide some useful information on the committee.
2004 Simulation:
EU
Observer
Their page on the
IGC, with lots of useful documents, and such.
Italian Presidency of the
Council of the European Union
A page set
up by Italy, the current holders of the 6 month presidency of the European
Council.
CIA Factbook:
Hungary
One of our
two countries.
Hungary: Useful links
From the Hungarian
Embassy in Washington, D.C. There are also many articles about the
foreign minister (one of us)
on the embassy's website.
The Government of the Republic of
Hungary
Just what
it sounds like.
Hungarian Cuisine
yum
Hungarian Central
Statistical Office
So dense it
must be useful for something.
CIA Factbook:
Luxembourg
The other
of our two countries.
Gouvernement du Grand-Duche de
Luxembourg
In French.
BBC - What the Constitution
says, and why it's important
A bit by bit explanation
of the contentious sections of the constitution.
BBC - Q&A about
the IGC
Linked from the
above page.
Financial
Times - Brussels Agenda: Paving the Constitutional Way
Again, highlights
the main points.
NYCEUSS Home Page:
- EUROSIM
Website
- The EUROSIM Website is the home page of the European Union Simulation.
It is a very good resource for links to sites containing information on
European issues.
Other Links:
- EU in the US
- This site has information on the relationship between the United States
and the European Union.
- Europinion
- This site contains information on public opinion data from the European
Commission.
- European
Information Association
- The European Information Association Home Page contains information
on European Institutions and also has many useful links to other sources
of information.
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