Experts point EU Commission towards sustainable finance investment opportunities The final report of the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on scaling up sustainable finance in low- and middle-income countries suggests ways to mobilise private capital for sustainable investments in EU partner countries. Read more Experts point EU Commission towards sustainable finance investment opportunities
EUI researcher Sebastian von Massow on his fieldwork in Algeria Sebastian von Massow, researcher at the EUI Department of Law, describes his research topic and his fieldwork in the Saharawi refugee camps in Algeria. Read more EUI researcher Sebastian von Massow on his fieldwork in Algeria
EU Funded INNOVATE project aims for a new approach to migration research A new project called INNOVATE has been launched to improve communication and collaboration between migration researchers and policymakers. Read more EU Funded INNOVATE project aims for a new approach to migration research
The GIFI project launches four new reports on the Open Internet at DRIF24 The European University Institute joined the 2024 Digital Rights & Inclusion Forum in Accra, Ghana, where the Global Initiative on the Future of the Internet (GIFI) launched four new reports on African Approaches to the Open Internet. Read more The GIFI project launches four new reports on the Open Internet at DRIF24
Read more 9 May 2024 Conference Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Multistakeholder internet governance: enabling a sustainable digital future Read more
Read more 16 May 2024 Special Event Florence School of Transnational Governance 2024 Distinguished Giorgio La Pira Lecture Read more
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Featured Publication Queer Conflict Research Bringing together a team of international scholars, this volume provides a foundational guide to queer methodologies in the study of political violence and conflict. Samuel Ritholtz Read more Queer Conflict Research