Opinion, Research, Video Progress in reverse? Benno Gammerl and Ruth Rubio-Marín on EDI in times of Trump In this #EUIUpfront conversation, Benno Gammerl, Professor at the EUI Department of History, and Ruth Rubio-Marín, Professor at the Florence School of Transnational Governance, dive into a provocative discussion on the global backlash against gender equality and inclusion. Read moreProgress in reverse? Benno Gammerl and Ruth Rubio-Marín on EDI in times of Trump
Research Georg-Henri Kaup on the discreet charm of mercantilism Tariffs, counter-tariffs, and other trade restrictions are more and more on the headlines. As global powers seem increasingly keen to engage in trade wars, are we experiencing a new dawn of mercantilism? Read moreGeorg-Henri Kaup on the discreet charm of mercantilism
Research Raffael Kind unpacks how family background affects work income In this interview, EUI economics researcher Raffael Kind discusses his studies on how people’s socioeconomic family background has an impact on their work income, a phenomenon he refers to as the 'class pay gap'. Read moreRaffael Kind unpacks how family background affects work income
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International development at a crossroads Talha Jalal The international development sector is in crisis. Visiting Fellow Talha Jalal breaks down the impact of recent foreign aid cuts and ongoing geopolitical realignment between the US and Europe, highlighting the need to reform the sector in three ways. Read moreInternational development at a crossroads
From the classroom to the lecture hall: Tackling inequality through education policy reform Alexander Ludwig Degree-level education can offer a route out of poverty. Improving public schools and subsidising college tuition fees are both viable policy options. EUI Professor Alexander Ludwig suggests that a combination of the two reforms can be effective. Read moreFrom the classroom to the lecture hall: Tackling inequality through education policy reform
Protecting cultural heritage during the war in Ukraine: legal responses and global consequences Alina Soloviova Alina Soloviova, Jean Monnet Fellow at the EUI’s Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, highlights how Russia’s war against Ukraine is threatening Ukrainian cultural heritage and discusses the need to protect cultural heritage during conflicts. Read moreProtecting cultural heritage during the war in Ukraine: legal responses and global consequences
23 April 2025 18:30 On premise Film and Documentary series Florence School of Transnational Governance Visioni D'Europa - Tax Wars Read moreVisioni D'Europa - Tax Wars
24 April 2025 16:00 Hybrid Seminar Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies The future of European security Read moreThe future of European security
30 April 2025 16:30 Hybrid Working group Department of Political and Social Sciences A lasting legacy Read moreA lasting legacy
Partnership Microbial Sleuths: SAGA Scientists Investigate Hidden Dangers at the Archives Scientists from the Institute of Molecular Biology in Bratislava visited the Historical Archives of the European Union to sample the archival environment for microbial contamination. This work is part of the SAGA project’s efforts to enhance the safety and security of archival institutions across Europe. Read moreMicrobial Sleuths: SAGA Scientists Investigate Hidden Dangers at the Archives
Call for Short-term Mobility - EUI Widening Europe Programme The EUI Widening Europe Programme invites researchers in one of the targeted Widening countries to apply for short-term mobility stay at the European University Institute in Florence for one week. Read moreCall for Short-term Mobility - EUI Widening Europe Programme
Publication Online Exhibit: Women for the Unification of Europe Explore the role of women in European integration through the Historical Archives' online exhibit, “Women for the Unification of Europe,” published in celebration of Women’s History Month. Read moreOnline Exhibit: Women for the Unification of Europe
Event, Research Six steps to engage policy actors and generate interest in your research The Migration Research to Policy Co-Lab has launched its Engagement Hub, a section of practical resources for bridging migration research and policy. Read moreSix steps to engage policy actors and generate interest in your research