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European Futures

Scotland’s academic blog on Europe, from the Edinburgh Europa Institute

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  • Tobias Lock
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  • Wouter Devroe
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Addressing In-Work Poverty: The EU Minimum Wage Directive and Collective Bargaining

Ben Paterson, European Social Policy MSc, School of Social & Political Science, University of Edinburgh

 

In 2019, the rate of worke…

11th January 2021 admin-euro

COVID-19 in the EU: A Death Sentence for Refugees and Asylum Seekers?

Iro Nestoros, European Social Policy MSc, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh

 

Introduction

 The UN Secret…

6th January 2021 admin-euro

Work-life balance: A key to European Union recovery in the post-pandemic period

Shirong Zhou,  European Social Policy MSc, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh

 

The pandemic has highligh…

6th January 2021 admin-euro

Mitchell Annual Lecture 2020 – Prof Michael Dougan

From the EU to the UK Internal Market: Big Fish makes Bad Rules for Small Pond?…

20th December 2020 admin-euro

Algorithmic discrimination in Europe: Challenges and Opportunities for EU equality law 

By Janneke Gerards, Utrecht University Law School and Raphaële Xenidis, Edinburgh University Law School and iCourts, Copenhagen Universit…

3rd December 2020 admin-euro

Europeanization at a Crossroads: Accession and Informality in Serbia

Europeanization at a Crossroads: Accession and Informality in Serbia

Alexander Mesarovich, PhD Candidate in Politics at the University of E…

5th November 2020 admin-euro

Covid-19 and the Future of EU Citizenship: In need of a common EU crisis-mode response?

Covid-19 and the Future of EU Citizenship: In need of a common EU crisis-mode response?

Dr. Katerina Kalaitzaki

Early Career Fellow in Europea…

5th November 2020 admin-euro

What Does a UK Internal Market Mean for Regulatory Divergence in the UK?

What Does a UK Internal Market Mean for Regulatory Divergence in the UK?

 

Kenneth Armstrong – Professor of European Law, Universi…

8th October 2020 admin-euro

PhD Workshop – Europeanisation and Policy Learning

Virtual PhD Workshop: Europeanisation and Policy Learning, with Prof. Claudio Radaelli (UCL) and Dr Theofanis Exadaktylos (University of S…

30th September 2020 admin-euro

The EU Support Group for Ukraine: Quiet Politics of Substantive Reform?

Deanna Soloninka, PhD candidate in Politics at Edinburgh University

For researchers of political and institutional change, path dependenc…

22nd July 2020 admin-euro

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