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Working @coenatolin, researching EU governance, international cooperation, PhD @Cambridge_Uni

Warsaw, Poland
Joined March 2015
How does the EU coordinate international aid and coop. policies? New book w/ @Rout_PoliticsIR, @UACES shows role of networks, experts and professional agency and how, when they reach beyond Brussels bubble routledge.com/Transnational-…
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Development and International Partnerships in the EU’s External Relations, Global Affairs 7(4), ToC
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Excited to see this contribution to our forthcoming special issue w/Global Affairs published online. Many thanks for your hard work!
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Thanks to @ToniHaastrup @luis_mah5 and Niall Duggan for this excellent contribution. Very grateful that you joined our special issue project (forthcoming w/Global Affairs) on development and partnership in EU external relations!
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So many articles of our forthcoming special issue with Global Affairs published online this week. Have a look! - Maurizio Carbone @UofGlasgow and visiting professor @coenatolin on the EU as an actor in global development (open access) doi.org/10.1080/23340460.202…
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- Pascaline Winand @coenatolin on the changing role of development in EU-India relations doi.org/10.1080/23340460.202…
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So happy to see this thought-provoking and empirically rich work by @SophiaPrice5 and Mark Langan published online. Yet another contribution to our forthcoming special issue with Global Affairs ✅
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Happy to present glimpse of forthcoming Global Affairs issue on development and international partnerships in EU external relations during #UACES2021 with Pascaline Winand @coenatolin @ameliahadfield1 @SimonLightfoot @keijzer_niels @alineburni @b_erforth @johannesaltnes @UACES
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Pleasure hosting this interdisciplinary online workshop @coenatolin with Pascaline Winand on EU development cooperation policy in the long run. Thanks to our participants Véronique Dimier, Maurizio Carbone @pkugiel @janorbie @johannesaltnes more here: coleurope.eu/news/online-int…
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Many thanks to @johannesaltnes and @ProfMartinJBull for making me part of this exciting new project. Happy to present one aspect discussed in my recent book with @Rout_PoliticsIR routledge.com/Transnational-…
🔲 The 🇪🇺 EU Commission is considered the chief coordinator of member states’ #development policies. But, argues @SebSteingass, a transnational network of member state experts plays a hidden yet crucial role in initiatives for action bit.ly/34pNykn #EUDevelopmentPolicy
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Proofs are in. More to follow soon!
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Many thanks to @WileyPolitics. My recent article @JCMS_EU now available with #FreeAccess for a limited time
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Happy to share this blog post @LSEEuroppblog based on my research recently published @JCMS_EU on norm advocacy in EU international cooperation doi.org/10.1111/jcms.12927
Lessons from pre-Brexit Britain: What makes for effective norm advocacy in the EU’s international cooperation policies? - @JCMS_EU blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2…
Why do EU member states promote common policies in the EU and don’t implement them ‘at home’? Happy to see this collaborative work with Laura-Theresa Krüger published in @JEI_Publication Vol. 41(4) doi.org/10.1080/07036337.201…
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More insights into what policy norms have to do with challenges to coordination in EU international development cooperation by @johannesaltnes in @JEI_Publication Vol.41(4)
My article 'Resistance to EU integration? Norm collision in the coordination of development aid' is now published in Journal of European Integration, Vol. 41 (4). This link provides free access to 50 online copies. Comments and feedback welcome. tandfonline.com/eprint/FUUXS…
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New article by @MelissaMouthaan @Dept_of_POLIS. Looking at the EU’s migration policy from a different angle
How does the domestic context mediate policy communities' responses to EU migration proposals? My article on EU-African migration cooperation in @JournalCMS comparativemigrationstudies.…
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Late summer reading about a time long gone. ‘Too Effective for Europe?’ looks at Britain, the EU and norms in international development cooperation. Many thanks to @ToniHaastrup, @JCMS_EU and everyone involved in this research undertaken @Dept_of_POLIS doi.org/10.1111/jcms.12927
Day 2 @DAADCamHub workshop 'The #EU in international security after #Brexit'. Join us at 3pm for an exciting roundtable @Dept_of_POLIS europe.polis.cam.ac.uk/news/…
Great to see @Erik_Jones_SAIS coming to Cambridge for this. Still have good memories of his visit @Dept_of_POLIS in Jan 2015
Bookings are now open for the Alcuin Lecture on 25 January with @Erik_Jones_SAIS Tickets available here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/economic-…