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Graduation Ceremony – 2025 Edition

On Nov 18, the IEEB hosted its successful Academic Kick-off and Graduation Ceremony

Florence Delmotte to Lecture at the University of Florence

Florence Delmotte (F.R.S.-FNRS/UCLouvain) travels to the University of Florence to deliver a guest lecture on the ‘persistent emergency’ of nationalism in Europe. Hosted by Prof. Laura Leonardi, this session explores European social change through the lens of process sociology

Seminar: Activating Article 2 TEU in Times of Crisis

We were honored to host Luke Dimitrios Spieker (Humboldt University) for a deep dive into the legal mechanisms available to the EU when its core principles are under threat.

Analyzing Populist Opposition to Gender+ Equality in the European Parliament

Trilogue Simulation: proposal on transparency of third-country interest representation

Guest lecture: A Failed European Defence Community?

Professor Teresa Cabrita traces the historical rise and fall of the European Defence Community in this 24 November guest lecture.

[Guest Lecture] The EU as an ‘Emergency’ Actor: What Does Law Have to Do With It?

Drawing on his original doctoral research, Mr. Bellenghi invited students to critically examine the notion of “crisis” or “emergency” as both a legal and political concept. The session focused on:

[Roundtable] How Can Europe Become a Strategic Power?

[Simulation] Activation of the EU Council IPCR Mechanism (Ariadne Landfall)

A simulation of the EU Council’s Integrated Political Crisis Response (IPCR) mechanism organized by Prof. Teresa Cabrita