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The UK, Ireland & The European Union in a Time of Crisis
In this seminar, we will interrogate how Ireland, the UK and the EU have responded to this crisis. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, and bringing together scholars and practitioners from the social sciences, arts and humanities and health sciences, we will explore differences in these responses, and their consequences. The seminar thus aims to provide an expansive overview of responses to the pandemic, overlaps and gaps, and what lessons may be drawn.
EU and UK health and vaccination strategies in times of Covid-19: (mis)trust and politics
Covid-19 is the first major test for EU-UK relations. The vaccination race and ensuing competition for contracts and jabs had led to a first major row between the UK and its ex-EU partners.
How the Pandemic Polarised Us
We explore political polarisation in the UK, EU, US and on social media in light of COVID-19, and how democracy can be built back.
Carlos Moedas: Europe and the Future of Innovation
How can Europe further science and innovation? What are the ingredients of future innovation? What is this new wave of innovation about? What are our particular strengths and weaknesses?
Reviewing Post-Covid Economics, Business, Innovation and Politics
This inaugural event is a timely reflection on the major trends that have arisen from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the past year. Bringing together a range of renounced scholars, decision-makers and analysis, the event is organised by the University of Surrey’s Centre for Britain and Europe and the Chinese Economic Association.
UK Market Regulation After Brexit: higher, lower or stay the same?
How far might the UK’s strategy be blown off course by wider, exogenous pressures or by domestic pushback? What accommodation should we seek in regulatory standards with our external partners?
Is Europe White? Assessing the Role of Whiteness in Europe Today
In the form of white privilege, ‘colour-blindness’ and supremacy, how does whiteness shape individual lives and European societies alike? This event will explore the role of whiteness in Europe and for European identities.
The Extraterritorial Application of EU law-A Contribution to its Global Reach
The Department of Legal Studiesand the Doctoral Programme in European Lawof the University of Bolognaorganize a Doctoral workshop, under the direction of Prof. Federico Casolar.
Call for papers open16th Annual Doctoral Conference 2021
Central European University’s Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy, and International Relations invite paper proposals for its 16th Annual Doctoral Conference.
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