We are pleased to announce a Working Group 3 (Contestation)-workshop in Vienna on 26 and 27 February 2020. Contestation and politicization are ubiquitous in the fields of International Relations and […]
The coordinator of the Early Career Investigator Network (ECIN) of COST Action ENTER, Dr Anna-Sophie Maass organised a workshop titled ‘Academic Practices for Early Career Researchers’ at the University of […]
Apply now for an ITC Conference Grant! ITC Conference Grants are aimed at supporting Early Career Investigator and PhD students from Participating ITC to attend related conferences, events or conduct […]
Currently Dr. Maria Diacon from Tiraspol State University, Chișinău, Moldova, is on a short term scientific mission to the University of Latvia, Rīga, Latvia. Here’s first impressions from her: “My […]
Working Group 2 members published an article in Energy Research & Social Science: “What’s next for the European coal heartland? Exploring the future of coal as presented in German, Polish […]
COST Action ENTER winter training school in Aarhus – led by Prof. Dr. Natalia Chaban and Ass. Prof. Dr. Jan Osicka – is still going on in Aarhus. We are […]
Three COST Action ENTER events are currently going on in Aarhus, Denmark, resp. ended very recently: Working Group 1 Workshop: Theorizing New Realities – EU foreign policy facing new challenges […]
The first COST Action ENTER Policy Brief has been published. Learn here more on “Communication in EU External Energy Policy: Lessons from the Bilateral Energy Dialogues with Brazil, India, China […]
During her STSM at the Ghent University EU Center Dr. Günay gained several skills and expanded her knowledge on how EU foreign policy can be studied. In her research, she […]
COST Action ENTER Working Group 1 “New Realities” was at renowned EISA’s 13th Pan-European Conference on International Relations “A Century of Show and Tell: The Seen and Unseen of IR” […]
The War Against Ukraine and the EU: Facing New Realities, edited by Michèle Knodt and Claudia Wiesner; with collected contributions from COST Action ENTER members19/06/2023 - 6:17 pmThe volume aims at discussing the manifold consequences the Russian War against Ukraine bears for the European Union and EU Studies, covering six themes and fields. 1) Theories, approaches and […]
The more the merrier? Actors and ideas in the evolution of German hydrogen policy discourse by Arina Belova, Christine Quittkat, Lukáš Lehotský, Michèle Knodt, Jan Osička, Jörg Kemmerzell07/03/2023 - 8:57 pmHydrogen has set high hopes for decarbonization due to its flexibility and ability to decarbonize sectors of the economy where direct electrification appears unviable. Broad hydrogen policies have therefore started […]
COST Action ENTER Policy Brief No. 12 / November 2022 – “The European Union’s Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding” By Özge Bozkaya25/11/2022 - 2:10 amCOST Action ENTER Policy Brief No. 12 / November 2022 – “The European Union’s Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding” By Özge Bozkaya This policy brief consists of an interview with Ertuğrul […]
COST Action ENTER Policy Brief No. 11 / May 2022 – “Scoping the Ambassadorial Potential of the EU’s Global Gateway” By Zane Šime27/05/2022 - 10:38 amCOST Action ENTER Policy Brief No. 11 / May 2022 – “Scoping the Ambassadorial Potential of the EU’s Global Gateway” By Zane Šime This policy brief discusses the underexploited capacity […]
COST Action ENTER Policy Brief No. 10 / February 2022 – “The EU’s Military Engagement in Africa: Reality and the Way Forward“ by Sergio Luiz Cruz Aguilar11/02/2022 - 3:57 amShort summary: This policy brief focuses on the EU’s military missions and operations in African countries. It presents recommendations regarding EU policy commitments and practices within the security sector in Africa. Long […]
Contestation and Politicization of European Foreign and Security Cooperation: New realities or same old routine?, edited by Katja Biedenkopf, Oriol Costa & Magdalena Góra15/11/2021 - 5:26 amContestation and politicisation are two concepts of increasing relevance to European foreign and security policy (CFSP) scholars and practitioners alike. However, reasonable doubts can be raised as regards this growing […]
