Deadline: 25 July 2021 COST Action ENTER (CA17119) calls for applications for Virtual Mobility (VM) Grants. The grants aim at promoting virtual collaboration as a complement to traditional ways of […]
COST Action ENTER is proud to announce that the first three Virtual Mobility Grants have been awarded. The following topics will be worked on: Adapting European education policy in associated […]
The first COST Action ENTER webinar was held on 15 June by Dr. Oriol Costa, the leader of WG2, on the topic of “Shades of politicization. A contested EU foreign […]
COST Action ENTER members have published another Special Issue at a high impact journal. Our latests special issue “The Domestic Challenge to EU Foreign Policy-Making: From Europeanization to de-Europeanization?” was […]
The scientific progress in the domain of artificial intelligence (AI) represents a game-changer for our modern societies that raises significant ethical and legal concerns. In the military domain, the implementation […]
On 4 June COST Action ENTER published a call for a Virtual Networking Support Grant. Today we are proud and happy to announce that Dr. Hila Zahavi has been appointed […]
Deadline: 1 July 2021 COST Action ENTER (CA17119) calls for applications for Virtual Mobility (VM) Grants. The grants aim at promoting virtual collaboration as a complement to traditional ways of […]
COST Action ENTER is pleased to announce a new series of webinars. The first webinar will be held by the leader of our WG 3 (Contestation) Oriol Costa, Associate Professor […]
Deadline: 15 June 2021 COST Action ENTER (CA17119) calls for applications for a Virtual Networking Support (VNS) Grant. The grant aims at promoting virtual collaboration as a complement to traditional […]
Sylwia K. Mazur was on an STSM to Zaragoza. Here’s what she tells us about her experiences: “The choice of Zaragoza as a STSM destination was obvious. When dealing with […]
Failing forward in the EU’s common security and defense policy: the integration of EU crisis management by Julian Bergman & Patrick Müller26/08/2021 - 1:30 amRecent years have witnessed renewed efforts to advance integration in the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), including in the domain of military and civilian capability development. The adoption […]
The Domestic Challenge to EU Foreign Policy-Making: From Europeanization to de-Europeanization?, edited by Patrick Müller, Karolina Pomorska & Ben Tonra04/07/2021 - 5:35 pmDeveloping a novel conceptualization of ‘de-Europeanisation’, this introduction provides a common theoretical framework to advance our understanding of EU foreign policy-making in times of internal and external challenges. De-Europeanisation relates […]
De-Europeanisation in European foreign policy-making: assessing an exploratory research agenda by Michael Smith04/07/2021 - 5:00 pmThis Conclusion poses a number of cross-cutting questions, and explores the ways in which the Special Issue has addressed them. The questions are: (1) Is de-Europeanisation in European foreign policy-making […]
The Return of Intergovernmentalism? De-Europeanisation and EU Foreign Policy Decision-making by Daniel C. Thomas04/07/2021 - 4:57 pmThis article develops a theoretical framework for analyzing the implications of de-Europeanisation for decision-making processes and policy outcomes in EU foreign policy. As de-Europeanisation progresses, EU foreign policy decision-making is […]
Resisting domestic and external pressure towards de-Europeanization of foreign policy? The case of Estonia by Kristi Raik & Erle Rikmann04/07/2021 - 4:54 pmUp to 2019, Estonia’s EU policy and foreign policy were based on a strong domestic political consensus. From April 2019 to January 2021, Estonia was led by a government coalition […]
De-Europeanisation of Czech policy towards Eastern Partnership countries under populist leaders by Tomáš Weiss04/07/2021 - 4:51 pmEuropeanisation alters the conduct, content and norms of EU member states’ foreign policies. This has also been true for Czech policy towards Eastern Europe, where the country actively supported EU […]
