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How identity affects asylum decisions, with Esteban Scuzarello

In this #MyEUIResearch video, PhD researcher Esteban Scuzarello explains how identity, rather than facts alone, shapes who is granted asylum in Latin America, and why the process is far more random than international law suggests.

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Born in Italy, still foreigners? Maarten Vink on Italy's recent citizenship bill

In this #EUIResearch interview, Maarten Vink discusses the evidence he brought to the Italian Chamber of Deputies on a proposed citizenship reform, and what the laws of 32 European states reveal about access to citizenship for the children of immigrants - and about taking it away.

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EUI scholars produce over 1,000 publications each year, offering insights into complex, real-world challenges and fundamental questions about human society.

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EUIdeas draws from the Institute’s academic community of faculty, fellows, researchers, and research associates for analyses and commentary on social, political, legal, and economic issues.

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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. ...

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Alumni

Diego Garzia on what made his EUI years special

Diego Garzia was a Jean Monnet fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the EUI between 2012 and 2016. He is Associate Professor of political science at the University of Bologna and returned to the Badia for the EUI's 50th anniversary celebrations.

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Political transformation, European integration focus of Visegrad grant winners

Six early-career researchers have been awarded International Visegrad Fund grants to conduct archival research at the Historical Archives of the European Union. Their projects explore European integration, enlargement, monetary governance, human rights protections and how citizens have imagined united Europe.

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Three scholars with EUI ties appointed to senior leadership roles at IAI

Three members of the EUI academic community have been appointed to senior leadership positions at Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), marking an important achievement for both institutions and for women in international affairs. 

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“Don't react with anger. React with vision.”

Thirty-five years before Halley's Comet's expected return, discover how archival records preserved at the Historical Archives document the European Space Agency's Giotto mission, Roger Bonnet's vision and a great European achievement in space science.

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