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I am very proud that our article is the first ever to win the Jeremy Leaman Prize (named in honour of one of the journals's founders) for the best article published in the @JournalCES 🎉
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Very much looking forward to this great seminar!! Don’t forget to join!! @eucter @ErasmusIMSISS @LawGovDCU @HumanitiesDCU @USWISRM @USWPolicing_Sec @usw_flse @CYTREC_ @MYBISA @UACES @ECPR_SGEU @europeanisa @ECPR_SGIR @Brussels_School @EUI_EU @InterpolAber @RUSIEurope
#Populism and #FarRight (2nd edition)
"The Foreign Policy of the Far-Right and the Challenges Ahead for European and Transatlantic Cooperation"
🗓️ Tuesday #29november 2022
⏰ 3:30 pm (CET)
📍 Webinar
🗣️ @fedefaziof @ChristianKaune1
Link to access: teams.microsoft.com/dl/launc…
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RT @ECPR: 👨💻 Taking part in #ecprgc21?
💰 You could get funding to attend!
💡 If you are affiliated with one of ECPR full member institutions, consider applying for our event participation grant ecpr.eu/Funding/Funding
⏳ Deadline Wednesday 9 June
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RT @marenco_matteo: 🎉The paper myself and @Timo_Seidl have been working on for quite a while has just been published in @EPSRjournal !
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#FirstView -
The discursive construction of digitalization: a comparative analysis of national discourses on the digital future of work - ow.ly/Wx6Q50F4siZ
- @marenco_matteo & @Timo_Seidl
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MT @CUPAcademic: Are you an Italian researcher? 🇮🇹
Join us for a webinar on the basics of #OpenAccess and how you can benefit from publishing agreements with your institution.
This session will be held in Italian.
Register here - ow.ly/K8Mm50EZPos
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You may be able to publish your article #OpenAccess in EPSR at no cost to you, or with a discount for your article processing charge (APC).
Check your eligibility here - ow.ly/b1lr50EZO6y
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Many thanks to you Simon @Usherwood and @JournalCES for this special issue which is a perfect illustration of French and British scientific collaboration about Brexit and despite Brexit 😉 @wellings_ben @Th_Chopin @ChristianLeque3 @EmmanuelleAvril and many others!
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Happy and proud
🔲 How are states & intergovernmental orgs adapting to new patterns of vulnerability created by the #COVID19 🦠 #pandemic?
@Daniela_1975 suggests that future #humanitarian systems must involve non-state actors alongside their governmental counterparts bit.ly/381Rqe2
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@JournalCES (Journal of Contemporary European Studies) is hosting a Special Issue on the Covid-19 Pandemic and Europe. Contributions welcome by clicking here or got to the journal's home page think.taylorandfrancis.com/s…
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This was totally unexpected, a real suprise, but also very moving to receive tonight - thank you @ECPR ! #ecprconf19
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The School of Law and Government is very sad to announce the sudden passing of our friend and colleague Prof. Robert Elgie. Our sincerest condolences to his family. Funeral details will be announced later.
Have you seen the free to access article from the @JournalCES 26.3 special issue on #socialmedia? Read Emilia Palonen's 'Performing the nation: the Janus-faced #populist foundations of illiberalism in #Hungary' at bddy.me/2ztRfGh
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@JournalCES Anniversary Prize for best article published in journal during 2017 announced tandfonline.com/toc/cjea20/c… Congrats to Valérie Rosoux! From now onwards @JournalCES will have prize of £500 for best article published each year.
Central-Eastern European migrants are known to have significantly higher levels of schooling than that of British workers. These migrants take on unskilled jobs because they know they are temporary, and usually enjoy rapid career progression. buff.ly/2DZt6wz
Have you read Tatiana Romanova's article 'Studying #EU-Russian relations: an overview in search for an epistemic community'? Catch up with this @JournalCES article at bddy.me/2P4tR8I
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21 September '88, anniversary of famous “Bruges Speech” by RT Hon Mrs THATCHER at the College of Europe: “Britain does not dream of some cosy, isolated fringe on the fringes. Our destiny is in Europe, as part of the Community.” coleurope.eu/fr/events/cerem… #collegeofeurope #CoEBruges
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We are setting forth our #illiberalism diaries at the #ecprconf18 with a hint to three new special issues on #illiberalism in 3) Journal of Contemporary European Studies @JournalCES tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @epalonen @Aleksanteri_UH @KatalinMiklossy
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The East is different, isn’t it? – Poland and Hungary in search of prestige tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Defining the new polity: constitutional memory in Hungary and beyond tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…























