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Europe's World

The independent policy journal Europe’s World was launched on 4 October 2005 by some 50 leading European think tanks. Published three times yearly, it is the only pan-European publication that offers policymakers and opinion-formers across Europe a platform for presenting ideas and forging consensus on key issues. It also reflects the diversity of national policy debates in EU states, with particular attention being paid to newcomer and candidate countries. 25,000 senior personalities throughout Europe and beyond receive the print version of Europe's World and over half a million others receive the electronic version. After one year, about 100,000 of those actually read Europe's World. Our readers are drawn from politics, government, business, the media, universities and NGOs.

www.europesworld.com

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Proposed deletion of Europe's World


The article Europe's World has been proposed for deletion&#32; because of the following concern:
 * Non-notable journal. Also tagged with notability since december 2007.

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Nomination of Europe's World for deletion
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