Maarten Vink discusses the evidence he brought to the Italian Chamber of Deputies on a proposed citizenship reform, and what the laws of 32 European states reveal about access to citizenship for the children of immigrants.

In this #EUIResearch interview, Miranda Loli introduces the concept of “temporal boundary work” to analyse how Ukrainian governance processes are reconfigured to navigate what would otherwise be paradoxical: rebuilding during an ongoing war.

In this #EUIResearch piece, Thomas McGee discusses the paradoxical moment for the Kurdish community in Syria: As Damascus issues a decree granting long-denied citizenship to Kurds, its forces lay siege to Kurdish-administered territory while Kurds' a

The EUI and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) have signed a partnership agreement to advance joint research and academic exchange, with a focus on international relations, peace and conflict studies.

Contributes to a better understanding of the need for multilateral economic cooperation and global governance of national economic policies for sustainable development.

Explores core questions of democracy by studying how states determine (and should determine) who their citizens are and who can participate in elections.

Explores how governance by and of knowledge dynamically influence transformations of politics and policies.

Focuses on key political, socio-economic, and security dynamics in the Mediterranean and in the (mainly Mediterranean) Middle East.

Explores the development of tensions around ‘values’ in the course of the accession of populist movements to political power.