In this talk Luna Vives proposes to rethink the EU maritime border through the lens of rescue obligations. She will argue that the tensions inherent in maritime surveillance do not just hinder operations but actually advance state territorial ambitions at sea, ultimately reshaping the political geography of our maritime spaces.
We are delighted to share the latest achievement of our colleague and collaborator, Cecilia Rizcallah, who is launching her new book: The European Union and Human Rights: Understanding a Singular […]
Explore the EUMERGENCIES symposium at CES Dublin 2026. Join our researchers in the O'Connor Building on June 17 for two panels on EU crisis narratives, migration framing, and the construction of communities."
Join us for our upcoming research seminar with Florian Trauner (VUB) and Federica Zardo (Danube University Krems). They will present their paper on how the European Commission responds to national emergency regimes derogating from EU asylum law, followed by an open Q&A session.