This workshop will focus on international (global and regional) organisations, European/regional foreign policies, regional integration, and power transition/rivalries.
It also aims to address questions such as:
- What strategies do global and regional organizations and their member states have available to navigate different – and possibly hostile – institutional settings?
- How, if at all, do international organisations adapt when dealing with competition between big powers?
- What role do informal and smaller auxiliary institutional forms play in larger multilateral settings?
- Have diplomatic practices and negotiation styles as well as their content changed over time?
- Do partisan politics play a role in organisations, and if so, how?
- What is the role of associated countries in sustaining or disrupting organisational activities?
- What are the distinctive roles of non-state actors, including economic actors, in the midst of these intergovernmental bodies?
To apply, please electronically submit an abstract of maximum 300 words by 31 May 2022 here.
Results of the selection process will be given by 30 June 2022 results of the selection process by 30 June 2022.
If selected, we will ask you to submit a memo of 5,000 words by 6 October 2022.
The research area ‘Europe in the world’ of the EUI’s Robert Schuman Centre will contribute to expenses related to travel and accommodation for all participants, but in particular for Early Career Researchers.