Research Annamaria Laudini explores shifting dynamics of caste and gender in migration What happens to deeply rooted social hierarchies associated with caste and gender when people move across borders, and how do they, in turn, shape migratory paths? Annamaria Laudini, PhD researcher at the EUI, explores these questions through ethnographic fieldwork in Italy and Punjab. Read moreAnnamaria Laudini explores shifting dynamics of caste and gender in migration
Research How elderly care impacts sons and daughters differently, with Noa De La Vega Noa De La Vega, Max Weber Fellow at the EUI Department of Economics, sheds light on how sudden major health changes in the elderly impact their adult children’s employment. Her research reveals that sons and daughters are affected differently, and that much depends on their country’s caregiving system. Read moreHow elderly care impacts sons and daughters differently, with Noa De La Vega
Research, Video Hearing the Indigenous voice in international law with Nina Bries Silva In this #MyEUIResearch video, Nina Bries Silva, researcher at the EUI Department of Law, reimagines international law by integrating Indigenous ontologies, seeking to develop decolonial approaches that place Indigenous knowledge systems on equal footing with Western frameworks. Read moreHearing the Indigenous voice in international law with Nina Bries Silva
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Anti-wokeism is infiltrating the progressives’ agenda: Why is this dangerous? Costanza Hermanin, Mélodie Rogliano Anti-wokeism is gaining traction across Europe and seeping into spaces traditionally committed to social justice and equality. Assistant Professor Costanza Hermanin and Master Student Mélodie Rogliano argue that this shift is particularly dangerous. Read moreAnti-wokeism is infiltrating the progressives’ agenda: Why is this dangerous?
Beyond the bubbles: bridging divides for just climate action Sushila Pandit Drawing on her experiences at recent climate conferences, Policy Leader Fellow Sushila Pandit reflects on common pitfalls for would-be proponents of locally led action offering strategies for a more equitable & innovative approach to climate justice. Read moreBeyond the bubbles: bridging divides for just climate action
Going Local? Regionalising universal criminal justice Lucia Leontiev International criminal law is increasingly moving away from universalism and toward local solutions. Max Weber Fellow Lucia Leontiev explores two such cases of judicial regionalisation identifying emerging trends, challenges, and possibilities. Read moreGoing Local? Regionalising universal criminal justice
24 July 2025 13:30 Online Research seminar Development and External Relations Service 'I will not eat the bugs' Read more'I will not eat the bugs'
4 September 2025 09:00 Hybrid Conference Department of Law Law & Revolution: Prefiguration or Abolition? Read moreLaw & Revolution: Prefiguration or Abolition?
20 November 2025 09:00 On premise Conference Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Understanding and addressing digital inequalities Read moreUnderstanding and addressing digital inequalities
Event AEL Summer Course on Human Rights explores law’s role in peace negotiations Through hands-on simulations and expert guidance, this year's Academy of European Law Summer Course on Human Rights offered a transformative and enriching learning experience. Read moreAEL Summer Course on Human Rights explores law’s role in peace negotiations
Award Jona de Jong awarded 2025 Linz Rokkan Prize This year’s Linz Rokkan Prize for the Best EUI Doctoral Thesis in Political Sociology was awarded to Jona de Jong during the EUI Degree Conferring Ceremony on 13 June 2025. Read moreJona de Jong awarded 2025 Linz Rokkan Prize
Award Natasja Rupesinghe awarded 2025 Michael Nicholson Thesis Prize The EUI Department of Political and Social Sciences is pleased to announce that Max Weber Fellow Natasja Rupesinghe has won the Michael Nicholson Thesis Prize for the best doctoral thesis in International Studies. Read moreNatasja Rupesinghe awarded 2025 Michael Nicholson Thesis Prize
Event, Partnership, Research Building Europe through its banking system The EUI-ECB partnership strengthens European banking supervision through training programmes and research initiatives Read moreBuilding Europe through its banking system