Publication of the 3rd edition of the
Permanent Atlas of the European Union.

The must-have book for understanding Europe,
completely revised and updated, is available in in electronic format,
with permanent access to regular updates online.

The European Union, with its 27 Member States and 447 million inhabitants, is one of the world's major economic and commercial powers. But many people still know little about it.

The Robert Schuman Foundation is publishing a new edition of its Permanent Atlas of the European Union which reflects the latest political and economic changes in the European Union and each of its Member States.

ISBN : 9782 492 763 007
Price : 10.99 € incl. VAT

The 3rd edition of this book, unique in its form, written by the experts of the Foundation:

• provides a comprehensive and easily accessible overview of the European Union, the Eurozone and each of the 27 Member States and their overseas territories
• summarises the main points of their history and political and economic realities
• includes over 50 physical and geopolitical maps of Europe.

Innovative, it is permanent, meaning that its content is regularly updated online, on a website that is accessible free of charge so that everyone has the most reliable information on a constantly developing Europe.

Edited by Jean-Dominique GIULIANI and Pascale JOANNIN,
President and General Manager of the Foundation.

Available in electronic format (ebook).

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Publishing Director: Pascale JOANNIN

The Robert Schuman Foundation, created in 1991 and acknowledged by State decree in 1992, is the main French research centre on Europe. It develops research on the European Union and its policies and promotes the content of these in France , Europe and abroad. It encourages, enriches and stimulates European debate thanks to its research, publications and the organisation of conferences. The Foundation is presided over by Mr. Jean-Dominique Giuliani.