College of Europe Podcast (Bruges)

Ecoutez le nouvel épisode podcast de la série Globale Europe in a real new millenium ! Quel est le rapport des "citoyens ordinaires" à l’Europe ? A quoi pensent-ils ou elles quand on parle d’Europe ? Et qu'est-ce qu'évoque ce mot "Europe" pour eux ou elles ? A l'aube des élections européennes, voici autant de questions clés que Marine de Lasalle aborde dans cette discussion.Marine de Lassalle est professeure de sociologie politique à Sciences Po Strasbourg et directrice du laboratoire « Sociétés, acteurs et gouvernement en Europe » (SAGE, CNRS / Université de Strasbourg). Ses travaux de recherche portent sur les perceptions de l’Europe, sur la gouvernance de l’Union européenne et sur la compétence politique.Sa réflexion s’appuie notamment sur les résultats d’une vaste enquête menées auprès d’électeurs européens et présentés dans son livre, publié en 2022, "Faire parler d'Europe. Voies et formats des rapports institués au politique". Le propos de Marine de Lasalle et suivie d’une discussion avec Lancelot Veenendaal, alumni de la promotion David Sassoli et aujourd'hui Assistant académique du programme d'Etudes Générales européennes.Cet épisode est produit dans le cadre du cycle de conférences "Global Europe in the real new millennium" organisée par le Programme d'études générales européennes du Collège d'Europe et dirigée par Didier Georgakakis. Profitez de la conversation et n'oubliez pas de vous inscrire pour écouter notre prochain épisode.

Welcome on our new podcast episode of the series Globale Europe in a real new millenium ! Have you ever wondered what it means to be in a binational couples? In this episode, Juan Diez Medrano presents the main results of his book "Europe in Love. Binational Couples and Cosmopolitan Society" published in 2020. Professor Ruby Gropas, visiting professor at the College is exchanging with him on what sociology can teach us about this type of relationships and what it can mean for the future of Europe and European integration. This episode is produced in the framework of the three-years conference series Global Europe in the real new millennium" organised by the European General studies Programme of the College of Europe and led by Didier Georgakakis. Enjoy the conversation and remember to subscribe to listen to our upcoming episode. 

In April 2023, we are launching the second round of our Social Media Campaign to put the research and publications at the College of Europe in the spotlight! The College is gathering top researchers from around the world and Europe, so let’s focus on what they are doing and what their fields of research are.Every week we will highlight a publication from our (visiting) professors or academic assistants. We will also release podcast episodes focusing on their research.This week listen to Prof. Olivier Costa, Director of the European Political & Governance Studies department. He will talk about his publication, released with Palgrave Studies European Union Politics, on the EU Political System after the 2019 European ElectionsTo read the article:Costa, Olivier, and Steven Van Hecke, eds. The EU Political System after the 2019 European Elections. Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2022. 

In April 2023, we are launching the second round of our Social Media Campaign to put the research and publications at the College of Europe in the spotlight! The College is gathering top researchers from around the world and Europe, so let’s focus on what they are doing and what their fields of research are.Every week we will highlight a publication from our (visiting) professors or academic assistants. We will also release podcast episodes focusing on their research.This week listen to Iana Maisuradze, academic assistant in the MATA department talk about the publication she released with EPC "Europe in the world in 2023: Learning the language of power?". To read the article: Maisuradze, Iana, and Ricardo Borges de Castro, eds. Europe in the World in 2023: Learning the Language of Power. Outlook Paper, 22 February 2023. Brussels: European Policy Centre (EPC), 2023. https://www.epc.eu/content/PDF/2023/2023_EPC_Outlook_Paper.pdf. 

In April 2023, we are launching the second round of our Social Media Campaign to put the research and publications at the College of Europe in the spotlight! The College is gathering top researchers from around the world and Europe, so let’s focus on what they are doing and what their fields of research are. Every week we will highlight a publication from our (visiting) professors or academic assistants. We will also release podcast episodes focusing on their research.This week, Professors Sieglinde Gstöhl and Simon Schunz give you an overview of their book on the External Action Service of the European Union: Concepts, Approaches, Theories and they also explain their article in Foreign Policy Analysis on "Insights for Foreign Policy Analysis from European Union External Action Studies". Check out the publications: https://coleurope.on.worldcat.org/oclc/1357151880 https://academic.oup.com/fpa/article/19/1/orac033/6961601  

In April 2023, we are launching the second round of our Social Media Campaign to put the research and publications at the College of Europe in the spotlight! The College is gathering top researchers from around the world and Europe, so let’s focus on what they are doing and what their fields of research are. Every week we will highlight a publication from our (visiting) professors or academic assistants. We will also release podcast episodes focusing on their research. David Phinnemore is opening the ball for this month’s campaign. He is explaining his research on the implementation of the protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland as a central element of EU/Brexit negotiation. Check out his research project: Post-Brexit Governance NI | Participation for Protection (P4P) | Queen's University Belfast (qub.ac.uk)