Bordeaux's revitalisation over the past two decades, fuelled by its inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2007, showcases what is known as the "Bordeaux model" - a sustainable development strategy centred on preserving heritage and fostering community involvement. Since 2020, the city...

In 2018 the European Union Prize for Literature is celebrating its 10th anniversary. To mark this special occasion the EUPL writing contest 'A European story: EUPL winners write Europe' has been organised. 36 EUPL winning authors from a total of 26 different countries have submitted fascinating...

The main goal of the study is to demonstrate that sustained or widening differences between the performances of educational systems within the EU may contribute - via labour market outcomes and subsequently through a range wider economic impacts - to the emergence or deepening of macroeconomic...

Cultural and creative sectors (CCS) have become well established in both an economic and policy context as important assets in strengthening Europe's economic structure and maintaining its competitiveness in the global economy. This study maps the different value chains for visual arts,...

In the European Union, early childhood education and care (ECEC) has been a growing priority in many Member States. Whereas education has long been high on the policy agenda, early childhood education and care has only started to receive attention more recently. This interest in the early years...