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Working group: Natural and field experiments (NAFS)

Max Weber Programme Department of Political and Social Sciences

Lachlan Andrew Mcnamee (MWP) 'Go East Young Javanese: Settler Colonialism in West Papua' Abstract: Under what conditions do states engage in settler colonialism? I argue that settler colonialism i...

Organiser:
Prof. Miriam Golden (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences)
Contact:
Lachlan Andrew Mcnamee (EUI - Max Weber Fellow) - Send a mail
Eleanor Woodhouse (EUI - Max Weber Fellow) - Send a mail
Annabelle Wittels (EUI - Max Weber Fellow) - Send a mail
Speaker:
Lachlan Andrew Mcnamee (EUI - Max Weber Fellow)
Location:
Seminar Room 3 - Badia Fiesolana
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Seminar: Comparative Law and its Methods

Department of Law

This course aims to give researchers an understanding in the main debates of comparative law and its methods. They will be made familiar with the principal features of a range of domestic and transnat...

Organiser:
Mathias Siems (EUI)
Contact:
Valentina Gorgoni (Law) - Send a mail
Location:
Sala del Camino - Villa Salviati- Castle
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Conference: Final Conference: The European ambition: Study on the EPP Group's contribution and its impact on the European integration process and on the directly elected European Parliament

Historical Archives

The conference will present the findings of a study tendered by the European People’s Party Group to assess, with an interdisciplinary approach, the EPP Group’s contribution to and impact on European ...

Contact:
Micol Visciano - Send a mail
Organiser:
Micol Visciano
Location:
Sala degli Stemmi - Villa Salviati- Castle
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Working group: Andrzej Ceglarz (Technical University Munich & Renewables Grid Initiative) gives a talk on Beating head against the wall or by the back door? On Polish and German Interest Groups in the Processes Shaping EU Climate and Energy Policies

Department of Political and Social Sciences

Political Economy Working Group and the EU Studies Working Group When comparing positions to the EU climate and energy policies, Germany is seen as a leader (because of its rapid development of renew...

Organiser:
Prof. Dorothee Bohle (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences)
Jasper Paul Simons (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences)
Timo Seidl (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences)
Contact:
Jennifer Rose Dari (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences) - Send a mail
Discussant:
Andrzej Ceglarz (Technical University Munich & Renewables Grid Initiative)
Location:
Seminar Room 3 - Badia Fiesolana
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Workshop: How many Gas Markets?

Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

FSR Regulatory Policy Workshop Series 2018-2019 This Workshop will explore the future technological and market landscape for gases, used as energy media and as feedstock for industrial processes. Sta...

Location:
Sala Europa - Villa Schifanoia
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Conference: The way towards the Internet of Things: Open Standards vs Silos

Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

The Conference The way towards the Internet of Things: Open Standards vs Silos is organised in the context of the project Innovation and Intellectual Property in the digital age. Global challenges an...

Contact:
RSCAS Conference Centre - Send a mail
Location:
Refectory - Badia Fiesolana
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Seminar: Comparative Law and its Methods

Department of Law

This course aims to give researchers an understanding in the main debates of comparative law and its methods. They will be made familiar with the principal features of a range of domestic and transnat...

Organiser:
Mathias Siems (EUI)
Contact:
Valentina Gorgoni (Law) - Send a mail
Location:
Sala del Camino - Villa Salviati- Castle
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Course: SAGE Research Methods training

Library

SAGE Research Methods is an online collection of books and other full-text material that provide authoritative information and multi-media on how to perform hundreds of research methods. The how-tos f...

Contact:
Martine Daalder (Acquisitions Librarian) - Send a mail
Speaker:
Chloe Turner (SAGE publishing)
Location:
Seminar Room 3 - Badia Fiesolana
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Working group: Reading Adam Smith III: On the Property of Some, and the Poverty of Others'

Department of History and Civilization

In its third session the reading group concludes the first book of the 'Wealth of Nations' and ventures into the initial chapters of the second. Besides from summarising the arguments of the first boo...

Contact:
Johannes Ludwig Maria Pelzl (EUI) - Send a mail
Location:
Sala del Torrino - Villa Salviati- Castle
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Seminar: Social Stratification and Social Mobility

Department of Political and Social Sciences

Course Outline How does social background affect the social position a person ultimately attains in life? How is inequality reproduced from one generation to the next? How has social mobility changed ...

Organiser:
Prof. Fabrizio Bernardi
Contact:
Jennifer Rose Dari (EUI - Department of Political and Social Sciences) - Send a mail
Location:
Seminar Room 4 - Badia Fiesolana
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Roundtable: An Iranian Perspective on the Kurdish Crisis: Implications and future directions | MEDirections Roundtable

Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies

Abstract: Instabilities in Syrian Kurdish areas have regional implications. In Iran, having both Kurdish and Turkish minorities, this might lead to new social divides and instabilities. This was highl...

Contact:
Sarah St John (European University Institute) - Send a mail
Organiser:
Luigi Narbone (School of Transnational Governance & Middle East Directions Programme, EUI)
Speaker:
Prof. Jafar Haghpanah (University of Tehran)
Location:
Sala Triaria - Villa Schifanoia
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Working group: The Legal and Political Theory Working Group

Department of Law Department of Political and Social Sciences

'Political Self-deception' This presentation is focused on a specific mode of political deception that is usually disregarded in political analysis, namely self-deception (SD). As a provisional defin...

Speaker:
Prof. Anna Elisabetta Galeotti (SPS Fernand Braudel Fellow and Professor at the University of Eastern Piedmont)
Location:
Seminar Room 3 - Badia Fiesolana
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