Are young people really more depressed than previous generations? On #WorldMentalHealthDay, @eui-sps.bsky.social research finds the answer changes depending on the country. π https://loom.ly/QE1CBDU
Discover ππ₯π¨πππ₯ π π₯π¨π«ππ§ππ, exploring merchant Francesco Carlettiβs world through 69 objects revealing global trade and cultural exchange around 1600, from a Ming Chinese atlas to a Japanese katana.
π Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana
ποΈ Until 9 January 2027
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π‘Amidst deepening EU-China trade tensions, Kunhao Yang, a PhD researcher at the @eui-law.bsky.social, in the latest #TheConversation piece, explores how WTO reform could help address structural trade imbalances between the two sides. π https://loom.ly/zJ6USnI
Why do some communities in central Mali join jihadist groups while others resist them? Natasja Rupesinghe spent seven years asking them. Watch the full video: https://loom.ly/oSUee7Y
What stories are missing from European memory? @eui-history.bsky.social Professor Monika Baar explores how disability has been written out of European history & what changes when we revisit the past through a disability lens. π https://loom.ly/Bo-9TaI
In the 1970-80s, the EC experimented with models, experts & new approaches to futures research. Margaret Pulk @eui-history.bsky.social explores what happened when researchers and policymakers disagreed on what it could tell them.
Read: https://loom.ly/uKPEQOg
What does innovative teaching look like at the EUI?
Our #uniquelyEUI series explores the people & ideas shaping learning at the Institute. In this episode, students learn international law by performing it, using real courtroom transcripts from the ICC @eui-law.bsky.social
π₯ Watch: loom.ly/A74T5eE
π A great result for the EUI in the 2026 ShanghaiRanking! We rank 1st within the EU and 11th worldwide for Political Sciences.
A recognition of the international research community at the heart of the EUI. π
Read the full news π https://loom.ly/wKMjcL0
@eui-schuman.bsky.social Director @erik-jones.bsky.social reflects on how an encounter with Gunnar Myrdalβs book transformed his thinking on economic integration, globalisation & political institutions π https://loom.ly/LlKDXaU
β¨ In the latest #TheConversation article, Michael FitzGerald, a doctoral researcher at the @eui-law.bsky.social, asks if AI is really driving decline in reading skills, or the latest technology to expose deeper changes in how we learn? πhttps://loom.ly/ijk4zBQ
βThink national politicians always blame international organisations (IOs) when things go wrong? Visiting Fellow @heinkelmann-wild.bsky.social reveals that leaders use this tactic less often and less successfully than we think. Read more π https://loom.ly/a9c3-Gg
Returning an online order feels ordinary. Much of what goes back becomes textile waste far from Europe.
In our new #MyEUIResearch video, Carolina Paulesu argues that consumer law is not neutral. @eui-law.bsky.social
In the latest #TheConversation article, Sofia Borushkina, a Visiting Fellow at the @eui-schuman.bsky.social, examines how the war in Ukraine and sanctions are reshaping the way Russia governs its vast territory.
Meet the new faculty members at eui-law.bsky.social, eui-eco.bsky.social, & eui-stg.bsky.social: Megan Donaldson, Brian Amorim CabaΓ§o, Leonard Seabrooke & Hila Shamir π https://loom.ly/nz59gM8
π¦ Max Weber Fellow @flaviacanestrini.bsky.social @eui-history.bsky.social explores the US sanctions adapted to increasingly globalised markets between the end of the 1970s & the 1980s. Full interview π https://loom.ly/haoyHlM
π In a piece for #TheConversation, Marzia Sesini and Adrien Nicolle from the @eui-schuman.bsky.social, together with BurΓ§in Γnel from New York University, explore what constitutes good carbon capture policymaking.
Read the article π https://loom.ly/m7-KY9o
Why can two people see the same facts about immigration and walk away believing opposite things? @jamesrdennison.bsky.social breaks it down in his new book with @andrewpgeddes.bsky.social. π₯ https://loom.ly/89C1HUs
Is international law dead?
Not according to @eui-law.bsky.social Professors Sarah Nouwen and Arnulf Becker Lorca. In the new #EUIUpFront they argue it is often those who break international law who are quickest to declare it finished.
π₯ https://loom.ly/VDhd9GU
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