Catharina Sørensen
Catharina Sørensen is head of research at Think Tank EUROPA. She is in charge of directing and developing the think tank’s research-based activities, and overseeing its cooperation with other research environments in Denmark and abroad. Together with Think Tank EUROPA’s director, Catharina contributes to the strategic development of the think tank and to servicing its Advisory Board.
Catharina holds a PhD in political science from the University of Copenhagen (2007) and specialises in euroscepticism studies. Prior to joining the think tank, Catharina worked for the EU’s European External Action Service (EEAS), where she was in charge of economic and trade relations with Ukraine and where she led a team tasked with improving communication on the EU’s Eastern Partnership. Catharina has also worked for the European Commission, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Danish Institute for International Studies.
Articles and publications by this employee
How come some small member states in the EU have more influence over policy-making than their size suggests they should have? This informal fact of EU-cooperation is repeatedly insinuated by...
The "EU" is not one unique entity to the Danes, as individual citizens vary significantly in their opinions towards different apects of the EU, such as membership, opt-outs and...
According to a new survey from Parliament's Eurobarometer, a record 76 percent of Danes think that the EU is a "good thing". This is the highest proportion measured in Denmark since 1974 when...
The concept of ’sovereignty’ is typically taken to mean the ability of states to make their own laws and determine their own policies. But the role of the EU in questions of sovereignty is complex...
The EU must develop an effective core precisely in order to avoid further fragmentation. In the end, its success could be the necessary draw to induce member states to reconstruct a more cohesive...
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