Professor Michael Kaeding, from the Institute of Political Science, University Duisburg-Essen, gave a lecture titled “The Future of Europe and external differentiation: EU agencies, the Western Balkans and Turkey”.

The lecture was organized on Thursday, May 28, as a part of the International Economics undergraduate course at the Faculty of Economics, University of Montenegro. The students had the opportunity to hear and more deeply understand the forms of differentiated integration – differentiation by time, differentiation by space and explained that the future of Europe is also the one of external differentiated integration, in which non-member states of the EU participate in shaping the future policies.

In his lecture, prof. Kaeding focused on the EU agencies and their role in running the EU, especially in terms of the future integration of the candidate countries.