Professor Helen Wallace CMG FBA is Director of the Robert Schuman
Centre for Advanced Studies. Helen Wallace was previously Jean Monnet Professor
of Contemporary European Studies and founding Director of the Sussex European
Institute at the University of Sussex. From 1992 she was Director of the
British Economic and Social Research Council's 'One Europe or Several?'
Programme (1998-2001). Helen is currently a member of editorial advisory boards
of Journal of Common Market Studies; British Journal of Politics and
International Relations; Co-operation and Conflict; Perspectives (Prague);
European Union Politics; and Policy Studies. She was a member of the Sapir
Group which produced the Report "An Agenda for a Growing Europe" (July 2003)
and is a member of 'Rodrigues Group'. She is a fellow of the British Academy,
and a companion of the order of St. Michael and St. George. Her recent
publications include Policy-Making in the European Union, with William Wallace
(OUP [4th ed.], 2000); 'Whose Europe is it anyway?', text of ECPR 1998 Stein
Rokkan lecture, in European Journal of Political Research, EJPR 35: 287-306,
May 1999; The Council of Ministers of the European Union with Fiona
Hayes-Renshaw (Macmillan, 1997); Regulatory Politics in the Enlarging European
Union with Alasdair R Young (Manchester UP, 2001); and (ed.) Interlocking
Dimensions of European Integration, (Palgrave, 2001).