Seminar of the Inequality, Welfare and Social Justice interdisciplinary research cluster.Presentation of The Allocation of Talent and U.S. Economic Growth by Chang-Tai Hsieh, Erik Hurst, Charles I. ...

Research seminar

This online course by the Florence School of Banking and Finance has the objective to provide participants with a comprehensive knowledge of securitisation, looking at both the regulatory and practica...

The life course perspective has rapidly become a popular analytical framework in the social sciences as well as neighboring disciplines, such as criminology and epidemiology. The essence of the life c...

A presentation within the Colloquium on Analytical SociologyDuring the COVID-19 crisis, the predominant model used to predict infections and deaths and to assess non-pharmaceutical interventions is th...

This workshop on major governance challenges triggered by the current digital transformation is co-organized by the Florence School of Regulation and the Dauphine-PSL ‘Governance & Regulation Chai...

Legitimacy is a crucial quality that contributes to the effectiveness and longevity of international institutions. However, over the past years, many institutions have faced increased legitimacy chall...

This is a course about how to evaluate and conduct rigorous, epistemologically plural qualitative research. It will both introduce you to key concepts and methods – cause and case studies, positionali...

Regulation and governance have become cross-cutting themes in law and the social sciences. Empirically we see an explosion of non-state regulatory networks; supermarkets impose standards on farmers in...

The Intellectual History Working Group Reading Sessions are back! For the first 2021 session of the IHWG series History in theory, history in use we will talk about global intellectual history(-ies)...

The team of the Visual and Material History Working Group is very happy to invite you to its next event which will take place on the 25th of January at 11:00. For the fifth session of the Talking abo...

Dr. Luisa Marin is Marie Curie Fellow at the Law Department of the EUI.Prof. Stefano Montaldo is Associate Professor of EU Law and the Universty of Turin.Chair: Prof. Deirdre M. Curtin (EUI)Introducti...

When analysing the moral relationship between the state and its subjects, the majority of scholars subscribe to the principle of correlativity . This is the belief that the state’s political legitima...

Institutions are the second nature of society. Creations of men and women, institutions order social, political, economic and even cultural intercourse. Indeed, institutions constitute the very basi...

Training seminar

This doctoral thesis analyses the process of state construction in the early modern period from a joint perspective that amalgamates the agencies of state officials, lending communities, and local eli...

Nomothetic accounts of politics have postulated a deductive framework to explain political behavior, in principle applicable across space and over time. In this framework, self-interest is the driving...

Training seminar

 presentations by Tommaso Fia (Ph.D. Researcher, Department of Law, EUI) Nikita Divissenko (Ph.D. Researcher, Department of Law, EUI) Martina Ferracane (Max Weber Fellow, RSCAS, EUI)­ Chair: Theodor...

A presentation within the Inequality Working GroupFamily formation in China has undergone dramatic changes. Despite increasing academic attention no research has taken a holistic approach to study lif...

This course provides students the opportunity to experience the full arc of a complex, collaborative, transparent and reproducible research project. Its goal is to prepare you to produce research that...

Research seminar