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Lecture given by Anders Neergaard (European Parliament) on ‘Bilateral Investment Treaties and the Autonomy and Values of the European Union – THreats or Opportunities’, University of Luxembourg, January 2019

July 29, 2019

Anders Neergaard, head of Unit in the Legal Service of the European Parliament, gave a lecture on ‘Bilateral Investment Treaties and the Autonomy and Values of the European Union – THreats or Opportunities’ on January 21, 2019 at the University of Luxembourg (Weicker campus, Luxembourg city). The lecture was part of the Lecture Series on… » read more

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Edited volume by Lennaert van Heumen and Mechthild Roos: The Informal Construction of Europe (Contemporary European Studies Series, Routledge (with UACES), 2019)

March 20, 2019

by Mechthild Roos Muddled Brexit negotiations, disputed international trade relations, nationalist claims of a European top-level conspiracy: today’s European Union (EU) faces internal and external turmoil. To overcome the manifold issues challenging the EU’s functioning and self-understanding, European actors frequently have to resort to informal strategies of problem-solving. The reason is that formal procedures and… » read more

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The Robert Schuman Initiative for European Affairs at the University of Luxembourg (RSIEA), inaugurated in April 2016, focuses on the interdisciplinary study of European affairs and the European Union.

RSIEA's objective is to encourage creative thinking – asking questions, collecting ideas and identifying issues, as well as developing proposals for further research and elaborating solutions to pressing societal problems.

Moreover, its members will rely on the expertise and competences of high-level experts for interdisciplinary and international synergies for such research and development.  The RSIEA looks at issues like economic integration and its national and international dimensions, as well as constitutional and institutional evolution within the EU.

 

More information on :  Robert Schuman Initiative for European Affairs at the University of Luxembourg


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