Tomorrow’s Europe

A project of

In the framework of "Plan D"

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About Tomorrow’s Europe

Deliberative Polling

Media

Organisers

ORGANISATIONAL SPONSOR:

SPONSORS:

With the support of:

The European Council on Foreign Relations - ECFR (EU)

Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS) (EU)

Council of European Municipalities and Regions - CEMR (EU)

Instituto de Estudos Estratégicos e Internacionais (IEEI) (PT)

The Initiative & Referendum Institute Europe (EU)

Institute of Statistical Documentation and Research (EL)

Salzburg Center of European Union Studies- SCEUS (AT)

Institutional partners:

The first Europe-Wide Deliberative Poll®

Following the successful deliberative event of 12-14 October 2007
RESULTS	Results of the Deliberative Poll
VIDEOS	View the plenary sessions (in 21 languages) Launch event (17 Sept.07 – in English)
PHOTOS	Tomorrow's Europe deliberation Tomorrow's Europe launch event
PRESS	Press room (press releases, press packs, invitations, audivisual material, etc.) Press review
THE PARTICIPANTS	Quotes Representativeness (figures) List of participants (PDF)

How did the participants themselves feel about the deliberation?

They evaluated the process as part of the exit questionnaire

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30 October 2007

PRESS RELEASE (22 October) : EU citizens accept need for pension form, resist enlargement

FINAL RESULTS : First EU-wide Deliberative Poll® reveals citizens’ considered preferences
Brussels, Thursday 18 October 2007— “Tomorrow’s Europe”, the first-ever EU-wide Deliberative Poll® gathered a scientific random sample of 362 citizens from all 27 EU countries to Brussels, where they spent a weekend deliberating about key social and foreign policy issues affecting the future of the EU and its member states. The deliberations, in 22 languages, took place in the European Parliament building. No event quite like this—with a scientifically drawn sample from all 27 member states deliberating at this length and in their own languages—has ever previously occurred.
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22 October 2007

Press review: Tomorrow’s Europe

What they said about the first pan-European Deliberative Poll
Tomorrow’s Europe was covered by media from all over the continent, including Le Monde, The Guardian, LCI, Financial Time, BBC, Les Echos, El Pais, Expresso, Publico, La Libre Belgique, Telegraph and argus, Tageszeitung, der Spiegel, Reuters and (...)
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19 October 2007