Susi Dennison

Immigrants hold passports and residence permits at an immigration office in Granada January 26, 2010. The government once spoke of how immigration could increase Spain's population by 50 percent to 66 million. Now unemployment is around 18 percent -- and 10 percentage points higher among foreign workers -- it is changing its tune. It has drastically cut back on working visas, tightened rules on family reunification and offered money to migrants wanting to leave Spain. To match feature SPAIN-IMMIGRANTS/ REUTERS/Pepe Marin (SPAIN - Tags: SOCIETY BUSINESS) - GM1E62N0MOX01

The emigration election: Why the EU is not like America

Susi Dennison and Jeremy Shapiro

Monday, May 13, 2019

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The road back to European power

Susi Dennison, Francois Godement, Richard Gowan, Daniel Levy, Kadri Liik, Jeremy Shapiro, and Nick Witney

Thursday, July 16, 2015

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European Foreign Policy Scorecard 2013

Justin Vaïsse, Susi Dennison, and Hans Kundnani

Friday, February 8, 2013