In the latest #uniquelyEUI episode, the @eui-law.bsky.social Department of Law reflects on 50 years of scholarship and todayβs experimental and interdisciplinary approaches to legal research.
Watch the full #EUI50 conversation: https://loom.ly/lan6rFg
π³οΈ Does where we vote shape how we vote? #MyPhDPitch
Thomas Taylor at @eui-eco.bsky.social shows postal voting in the US narrows the partisan gap between married men and women, partly by increasing political discussion at home.
π πͺπΊ We have signed a new Partnership Agreement with ESM - European Stability Mechanism at our EUI campus in Fiesole, establishing a structured framework for collaboration.
π Read the full news: https://loom.ly/WTDSdbw
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Alain Lempereur, Olena Snigyr, and Bohdan Bernatskyi discuss how the war against Ukraine reshapes global power politics.
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π https://loom.ly/oM9Drus
#EUIdeas: On the fourth anniversary of Russiaβs full-scale invasion of Ukraine, @olenasnigyr.bsky.social @eui-schuman.bsky.social reflects on Russia's coercive negotiation strategy.
Read the full piece πhttps://loom.ly/HiVeWNo
In this #MyEUIResearch story, Aliesia Soloviova @eui-history.bsky.social traces how gender expectations and Soviet ideology shaped everyday family life and why they still resonate today.
π https://loom.ly/XUrX_F4
π£ Applications are open for the 2026 Summer courses of the Academy of European Law at the EUI!
This June, join us at Villa Salviati and online to explore #EULaw and #HumanRights.
π Applications are considered on a rolling basis.
π Apply by 3 April
Learn more here: β‘οΈhttps://loom.ly/xNmKyBw
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As #MilanoCortina2026 comes to an end, who decided who could compete and who not?
@eui-law.bsky.social researcher Pedro JosΓ© Mercado JaΓ©n shows how disputes in global sport are resolved through internal tribunals and arbitration. πhttps://loom.ly/5gdQWv4
π½οΈβ¨ #MyPhDPitch: @gatybiyo.bsky.social @eui-law.bsky.social reflects on fieldwork with the Baka people in Central Africa and what happens when state property law meets Indigenous ways of understanding the forest.
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@marlenethomass.bsky.social @eui-eco.bsky.social on how organised crime shapes public procurement β and whether outcomes differ in areas with clan cooperation versus conflict. π https://loom.ly/LfnpTys
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Salvador Lescano and Emilio Rodriguez-Triocci @eui-stg.bsky.social argue that the USβs recent intervention in Venezuela has shown the failure of Latin American countries to address crises within the sub-continent.
Read more on EUIdeas π https://loom.ly/CeWewhk
π New interview w/ @heinkelmann-wild.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social exploring how global governance might evolve under Trump II β from erosion of multilateral norms to renewal via new coalitions.
β‘οΈ https://loom.ly/jxEueE8
π ABILA Book of the Year
In this interview, Judith Bauder from @eui-law.bsky.social explains how property is woven through womenβs lives under international law and reflects on positionality and empathy in human rights research.
π https://loom.ly/LLU4_OA
π½οΈβ¨ #MyPhDPitch is back this academic year!
βΆοΈ Watch the video w/ @pablocaneet.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social & find out why Spain & Portugal took different paths during the 2008 crisis, and what democracy had to do with it.
Applications are open for the second call of the Master in Economic Research #MRes!
Develop your skills with leading scholars and join a global community at the forefront of #research
Apply by March 16th and start your journey in September 2026 at the EUI in #Florence
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In this #MyEUIResearch interview, @ttaylor-econ.bsky.social @eui-eco.bsky.social discusses how postal voting affects autonomous political decisions within couples. πhttps://loom.ly/FLB7x9s
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π During her recent short-term mobility stay at the EUI, Anesa Omanovic found what many #ESRs need most: dedicated time to focus on her work & meaningful connections with scholars across Europe.
π£ Applications are now open for 1-week mobility stays at the EUI! https://loom.ly/OmVYzIM
Prof. @hermwerf.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social discusses his study on educational expansion across 40 countries over 6 decades, & why the data tells a more hopeful story than current debates suggest π https://loom.ly/WDlzM68
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#EUIUpFront: @streinz.bsky.social and Anna Pisarkiewicz discuss what Europe's digital sovereignty means beyond laws.
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βI made some lifelong friends, I met my now wife, and this was an amazing experience to be able to meet people from all over the world, in this one city, at a very strange time.β [...]
Letβs take a look at #AlumEUI Gabriel Cohenβs post-graduate journey
π https://loom.ly/YvOlwxw
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π° #EUIdeas: Roberta Carlini @eui-schuman.bsky.social discusses whether the potential acquisition of one of Italy's major newspaper publishers by a foreign media mogul could trigger the 1st application of the European Media Freedom Act. π https://loom.ly/BDFjcFU
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At one of Europeβs least discussed borders, access to asylum is being quietly restricted.
In this #EUIResearch interview, Maciej GrzeΕkowiak @eui-law.bsky.social explains why this matters β legally and humanly.
π Read more: https://loom.ly/uqDUU9E
In this #EUIResearch interview, Max Weber Fellow Polina Baitsym explores the Ukrainian take on post-WWII socialist realism: a space for artistic citizenship, where artists and critics engaged in dialogue while negotiating and resisting Soviet control. πΌοΈ
π Full interview: https://loom.ly/Z5c_n-E
π¨οΈ "You will probably never have a better time in your life."
πIn our latest edition of Letters to Future Scholars, alumnus CΓ‘ndido GarcΓa Molyneux looks back at his PhD experience and how it shaped him professionally.
πRead the full story: https://loom.ly/bf0wPL0
#AlumEUI #WhyEUI
π£ We are pleased to launch the new #ExEdEUI Catalogue, alongside a renewed website and an expanded portfolio of open courses, tailored programmes, and the #EUIGEM.
Find out more about our opportunities!
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Debates over a possible EU ban of glyphosate show how contested pesticide regulation remains.
In this interview, Corinna Unger @eui-history.bsky.social looks back at how international organisations debated pesticide use after 1945.
π https://loom.ly/k-j5HkA
In the 9th episode of the podcast #TheElephantInTheRoom, EUI alumna Carla Vitantonio joins Giuseppe Zago for a conversation exploring coloniality, power and solidarity dynamics, and the politics of βotheringβ through the lens of her years in North Korea, Myanmar and Cuba.
π§ https://loom.ly/H288Lm4
π‘"The world is complex, there are many struggles and endeavors to go through - creativity is the solution."
πSTG alumna Fiametta Sacconi shares with us her experience at the School of Transnational Governance.
π«Read the newest letter to future scholars
πhttps://loom.ly/OeM6-v0
β What does history look like when borders are no longer the starting point?
A new anniversary video from the EUI explores how transnational and oral history approaches shape research in the @eui-history.bsky.social today.
βΆοΈ Full episode: https://loom.ly/iyUW6Bg
What happens when judges rewrite law through a feminist lens? π
In this interview, Professors Silvia Suteu @eui-law.bsky.social & Ivana KrstiΔ reimagine judicial reasoning to address gender inequality and democratic backsliding. π https://loom.ly/9y0M_3c
