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Perhaps not always visible to or tangible for the general public, national, European and international law plays an important role in dealing with public health crises such as the global Covid-19/coronavirus pandemic ...

A survey conducted before the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis, shows Dutch citizens are prepared to give the EU a more central role in fighting an epidemic. An interdisciplinary research team from ACES conducted ...

Support for Eurosceptic and far-right political parties continues to rise across Europe, according to a new version of the PopuList, which was launched on 3 March. The PopuList is an international collaboration, led ...

A large group of former European political leaders have expressed their concern about a recent US plan to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In their article “Mismatch? Comparing elite and citizen polarization on EU issues across four countries”, Goldberg, van Elsas and de Vreese examine the consequences of national politicisation of European Union issues.

ACES and SPUI25 have concluded a partnership which confirms SPUI25 as ACES’s main venue for public lectures and debate. Under the partnership, SPUI25 will host at least 15 events annually.

In April and May 2020, ACES will welcome Visiting Scholars Stefano Ponte and Claudia Aradau.

This year the University of Amsterdam, department of European Studies will host the 4th European Conference on Teaching & Learning Politics, International Relations & European Studies. Our Standing Group on Teaching ...

Three ACES researchers - Christina Eckes, Chantal Mak and Luiza Bialasiewicz - will supervise three Marie Curie Fellowship recipients. They will do their research at the UvA or at a university outside the EU.

The European Commission has released a new review on the European Semester. Research of both David Bokhorst and Roel Beetsma has been used for this new review.

In 2020 ACES will organise seven conferences which were selected after a call for proposals, as well as the Annual Conference which is organised as the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. More information about each ...

We invite PhD candidates and advanced research master students to apply for this Summer School, to be held 22 - 25 June 2020. Deadline is 15 February.

Between 10-22 February TamaraHervey will be an ACES / ACELG Visiting Scholar. During her visit three events will be organised.

The Diverse Europe Theme Group offers stipendiary visiting scholarships to excellent scholars who are conducting research related to diversity and Europe in the social sciences, humanities or law. Visiting scholars ...

Governing Europe affiliate Kati Cseres, and former affiliate Or Brook won funding from the UK’s ESRC Impact Acceleration Account for their project ‘The Priority-Setting Project: Rethinking EU And National Competition ...

Governing Europe affiliate Marija Bartl has been appointed professor of Transnational Private Law at the Faculty of Law.

After the ACES Academic conference in November organised by Sarah de Lange, a podcast with the keynote speaker, Simon Hix, was recorded. The podcast discusses the rise and fall of the Social Democracy in Europe, and ...

On 6 and 7 November 2019, the conference “Stay, move-on, return: Dynamics of mobility aspirations in contexts of forced displacement” , sponsored by The Amsterdam Center for European Studies, gathered an ...

ACES-ACELG visiting fellow Antoine Vauchez (Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne) speaks to us about the influence of the Italian mafia on his early research career, the beauty of his progression as a researcher ...

This prestigious grant, of about 2 million euro, enables researchers to become an independent research leader. Joost van Spanje, ACES and ASCoR researcher, is one of the 7 UvA grantees.