Professor Vivien A. Schmidt

The United States Mission to the European Union in Brussels maintains a Web presence with a valuable list of the key documents of the U.S.-EU Relationship.
The U.S. Department of State has a Web presence (archived, but still very useful compilation) focusing specifically on U.S.-EU relations.

The EU Accession Monitoring Institute, run by the Open Society Institue, monitors human rights and the rule of law in the the candidate (now member) counties and the five largest EU states.
The TransAtlantic Business Dialogue Web site fully documents this government-business initiative to lower trade and investment barriers across the Atlantic.
The TransAtlantic Consumer Dialogue is a forum of U.S. and EU consumer organisations which makes joint consumer policy recommendations to the U.S. government and European Union to promote consumer interests in EU and U.S. policy making.

Statistics and Data

Other EU Sources

Eurodatum (Directory of EU-related links)

MCE European Navigator
The Council for European Studies
The European Union Studies Association
Eurostudies
Notre Europe, policy group led by Jacques Delors, also in English
Porte d'Europe, Center for European Studies at Sciences-Po, Paris
Rome Convention case law
The Trans-European Policy Studies Association (Association of 20+ think tanks)
The European Trade Study Group
The European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER)
The Centre for European Policy Studies
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
Jean Monnet Project
ARENA Center for European Studies
SASE- Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics
Robert Schuman Foundation

BU library e-resources
includes :
INGENTA (access to many IR and Econ journals)
PAIS
JSTOR
LEXIS -NEXIS (news articles, including major European newspapers)

MIT library e-resources:
They have access to more e-journals through INGENTA, but you must be on-site to use them

BU/ MIT library resources:
ABC Poltical Sciences Index
Social Sciences Index

Harvard Center for European Studies
They have many books and hard-to-find journals in their library, but you must read them there. Call ahead to see if they have what you need.