Join UACES for the book launch of 'Making the European Green Deal Work - EU Sustainability Policies at Home and Abroad'. Editors of the book, Helene Dyrhauge and Kristina Kurze will be joined in discussion with Tomas Maltby. The book launch will take place online on Zoom on Thursday 18th January at 4pm UK time.
During this event, we will celebrate the launch of Dr Koen Slootmaeckers’ new book Coming in. Together with expert panellists, we will reflect on LGBT politics in Serbia and Europe over the past 20 years, as well as on the complex politics that accompanied EuroPride 2022 in Belgrade Serbia.
The Brussels School of Governance have the pleasure of welcoming Aleydis Nissen who will present her soon-to-be-published book (by Cambridge University Press) on a most pressing issue.
Join the LSE European Institute for this event, to launch Mark Thatcher and Tim Vlandas book Foreign States in Domestic Markets: Sovereign Wealth Funds and the West.
In two new books, Public Policy to Reduce Inequalities Across Europe: Hope Versus Reality (Cairney, Kippin, St. Denny, Keating) and The Politics of Health Promotion in the European Union (Godziewski), the authors examine some of the institutional, material, but also discursive reasons for this underperformance.
The book demonstrates how political obstacles to a more public health-conscious EU are institutional in nature. It argues that ‘Health in All Policies’ is essentially a political project and explores which institutional and ideational obstacles stand in the way of a healthier EU.
Read moreManchester University Press’ European Politics series seeks to tackle the biggest issues facing Europe in the twenty-first century.
Differentiation has become a characteristic feature of contemporary European integration. Does differentiation – in terms of institutions, policies, and territory – present a challenge for European unity?
An event to mark the publication of A Troubled Constitutional Future: Northern Ireland after Brexit (Agenda Publishing, 2022).
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