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12 research projects awarded funding in the Widening Europe Programme The EUI has announced the winners of the second call for collaborative research projects in the Widening Europe Programme. The EUI selected 12 projects in early January 2025, which will receive funding through the programme. Read more 12 research projects awarded funding in the Widening Europe Programme
Polish émigré women: resilience, identity, and legacy in postwar America Beata Halicka, Fernand Braudel Fellow at the EUI History Department, delves into the lives of Polish émigré women, exploring their resilience, migration stories, and influence in shaping postwar American society and culture. Read more Polish émigré women: resilience, identity, and legacy in postwar America
The psychology behind migration: Insights from a new project in Montenegro Why do some people choose to migrate while others do not? While traditional explanations often focus on socio-demographics, political and economic contexts, and migrant networks, this project takes an innovative approach by introducing psychological variables to investigate this question. Read more The psychology behind migration: Insights from a new project in Montenegro
Magdalena Żadkowska on how couples cope when children leave the family home Magdalena Żadkowska, Fernand Braudel Fellow at the EUI Department of Political and Social Sciences, discusses the life stage when adult children ‘empty the nest’ and leave home, focusing on the variation in how couples experience this phase, and on the important role of animal companions in an empty nest. Read more Magdalena Żadkowska on how couples cope when children leave the family home