In this Alcide De Gasperi seminar, Gábor Egry and Wojciech Białożyt share ongoing research on Central and Eastern Europe in the twentieth century.

In this Alcide De Gasperi seminar, Gábor Egry and Wojciech Białożyt share ongoing research on Central and Eastern Europe in the twentieth century.

‘Many economists are actually a tribal clique,’ declared the President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagarde at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2024. ‘[They] are among the ...

A wide range of questions, sources, methods and perspectives characterised the work presented by early career scholars at the Alcide De Gasperi Centres Sevent

Celebrating 20 years of ECA research support at the Historical Archives of the European Union, this anniversary workshop brings together former ECA–EUI Research Grant holders, archivists, academics and practitioners to reflect on two decades of research into European public finances and accountability. With perspectives from history, political science, economics and public audit, the workshop aims to consider how research and past experience can inform future reforms and research agendas.

A multidisciplinary discussion on how and why research on European integration history can inform approaches to the many challenges of today

Diana Natermann is an EUI PhD alumna in History 20112015 She is Assistant Professor in European Political History at Maastricht University and returned to the

A multidisciplinary discussion on how and why research on European integration history can inform approaches to the many challenges of today

The first historical records of the European Union Intellectual Property Office, dating from 1994 and 1995, are now available online at the Historical Archive