No. 10.

EUROPA

Predictable, perhaps even boring…but undoubtedly the first stop for any dedicated euro-web crawler. This is the main portal for information from the EU institutions and agencies. It provides up-to-date coverage of European Union affairs and essential information on European integration. A portal to almost everything you are looking for… almost!

No. 9.

The Walter Hallstein Institute for European Constitutional Law

A comprehensive selection of resources in the form of working papers, speeches, symposia and a handy European Constitutional Law network of persons active in this area. In addition, you will find some interesting draft constitution documents. Note that most of this site and its contents are valuable in both German and English for those linguists amongst you.

No. 8.

Jurist EU

Jurist EU has some good substantial content, helpful links and up-to-date news and scholarship. The site continues to be a choice search base for a general overview of recent EU developments, working papers, book reviews and other documentation. Take a minute to look into the 'Month in Luxembourg' for an essential summary of the most important up to the minute case law.

No. 7.

Governments on the WWW

This site contains links to most governmental institutions in the world, providing on-line information on institutions of the legislative, executive and judicial branches as well as embassies and consulates, public broadcasting companies, other government-related institutions and political parties. If it's what you're looking for then this is a veritable mine of information.

No. 6.

Notre Europe

An active Research and Policy Group which, with Founder and President Jacques Delores provides up to date and pertinent materials covering most current issues of discussion in the EU with a focus on Europe's future development. Highlights include its array of publications easily downloadable in English, French and very often one other language and its easily navigated research topics. This is one to keep an eye on for those of you charting the progression of the Convention and commentary thereon.

No. 5.

ERPA

Wondering how to find a good working paper? Start here. The European Research Papers Archive (ERPA) is a single access point to a number of important working paper series including those from the European University Institute Florence, One Europe or Several? Programme, the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES), and of course our very own Jean Monnet Working Papers. A reliable, straightforward site, worth keeping an eye on to update your reading in key issues of EU Integration.

No. 4.

European Recipes

…a man has to eat after all!

European NAvigator (ENA) is a multilingual knowledge base documenting the historical and institutional development of a united Europe from 1945 to the present day. ENA encompasses over 5 000 multimedia documents, including mostly original material in the form of photos, film recordings, treaties, press articles, and so on. A genuine guardian of Europe's heritage, ENA is aimed at students, teachers, researchers and all those interested in European issues.Doubtlessly worth being added to your favorites.

No. 2.

EU Observer

With so many providers covering EU related news, it can be frustrating to trawl through crowded and irrelevant websites to find the up to the minute story. The EU Observer in many ways is the answer to these problems with its clear layout, and up to date, pertinent coverage of EU issues. The site itself provides reliable and readable resources with specific focus on key, evolving areas. Sign up for daily bulletins for the lazy way to keep up to date.

No. 1.

THE BEST SITE FOR EUROPEAN RESEARCH

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