Category: Robert Schuman Centre

This webinar will investigate whether Quebecers are equally comfortable with immigration from different social classes and from different countries of […]

This debate will explore state of the art in the development of prosumption and will aim at identifying any remaining […]

In what ways are citizenship laws, electoral rights in migration contexts, and the many different types of political regimes and […]

2022 marks the 40th anniversary of the International Debt Crisis of 1982; the 35th anniversary of the stock exchange collapse, […]

Membership of the constitutional ‘people’ in Australia is informed by a combination of many factors. In this paper Elisa Arcioni […]

30 years ago under the banner of 1992, the European Union (EU) completed its single market. This marked a new political, […]

UNCTAD and the Global Governance Programme at the European University Institute (EUI) have developed a research and capacity-building programme to […]

Launch of the book ‘Digital Media Governance and Supranational Courts: Selected Issues and Insights from the European Judiciary’, Edward Elgar […]

This debate seeks to explore several broad themes with experts on the regulation of the European Union’s (EU) electricity market. […]

Democracies around the world have been faced with a series of interrelated challenges in recent years and European democracies are […]

The 2022 World Trade Forum, which is scheduled to take place from 23-24 September 2022, will bring together trade policy […]

How do different countries govern religious diversity? How can religiously motivated violent radicalisation be prevented while upholding fundamental rights? The […]

The seminar will focus in particular on the role of strategic litigation in challenging citizenship law as the last permitted […]

This workshop hosts major academics working on US, China and Japan’s foreign and security policies hailing from three continents in […]

Both private and public sectors are still far away from being truly gender-inclusive and diversified, which raises the questions of […]

EU and NATO member states have made big announcements after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Some who are not members […]

The FSR Energy Union Law Area is pleased to announce the next edition of its biennial update on recent and […]

Join Ilaria Conti who will discuss the strong dependence of many European countries on Russian gas and oil exports. Given […]

Join Thornsten Beck and Pierre Schlosser who will explore the macroeconomic consequences and the potential changes in the framework of […]

The new event of the #FBFDiscuss series will feature Julia Symon (Head of Research and Advocacy, Finance Watch) as a […]

Starting from 2018 ‘Year of Multimodality’, the European Commission has put together a number of legislative and policy initiatives relating […]