Research story When consumer law sustains structural injustice, with Carolina Paulesu In this #MyEUIResearch video, Carolina Paulesu explains how the everyday, legal actions of European consumers help sustain global injustice, and why the law that governs them is not as neutral as it seems. Read moreWhen consumer law sustains structural injustice, with Carolina Paulesu
Research story How does power shape EU migration politics? 20 scholars take up this question "Brussels does not normally talk about international migration as a site of power. But such has increasingly been the EU and EU member states’ approach to external migration governance." Read moreHow does power shape EU migration politics? 20 scholars take up this question
Research story Rethinking US sanctions in a globalised world, with Flavia Canestrini In this #EUIResearch interview, Max Weber Fellow Flavia Canestrini explores how the United States redesigned its sanctions policy to reconcile the demands of a globalised economy with its geopolitical ambitions. The interview reflects on what this shift reveals about the evolution of US power. Read moreRethinking US sanctions in a globalised world, with Flavia Canestrini
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Beyond the EU Global Gateway: Why know-how is Africa’s true path to pharmaceutical manufacturing autonomy Teopolina Namandje Policy Leader Fellow Teopolina Namandje highlights a critical weakness in EU-Africa health partnerships — namely, the difficulty of transferring tacit expertise — and explores strategies for strengthening pharmaceutical manufacturing in Africa.... Read moreBeyond the EU Global Gateway: Why know-how is Africa’s true path to pharmaceutical manufacturing autonomy
Between retreat and return: the persistence of the State amid the increasing power of Big Tech Lucía Bosoer Thirty years after Susan Strange’s ''The Retreat of the State'', Lucía Bosoer explores the shifting boundaries of political authority in a world where Big Tech wields significant structural power, but the State shows no clear signs of retreat. ... Read moreBetween retreat and return: the persistence of the State amid the increasing power of Big Tech
Learning from Chornobyl? Handling nuclear risks during peace and war Angela Liberatore In this EUIdeas piece, Science Diplomacy Fellow Angela Liberatore reflects on the legacy of the Chernobyl/Chornobyl nuclear disaster and how it has influenced policy, crisis response, and wartime concerns over the 40 years since the accident. ... Read moreLearning from Chornobyl? Handling nuclear risks during peace and war