Conference Agenda
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Session Overview |
Date: Wednesday, 03/May/2023 | ||||
9:00am - 10:30am |
WED00-R01: Pre-conference PhD symposium (1) Location: Stevin Chair: Marta Matrakova, ULB Chair: Gustavo Müller, KU Leuven Impact on EU policy instruments of the growing dissensus over liberal democracy and the rule of law For more information on this Pre-conference PhD symposium, please consult the www.euia.eu website. |
WED00-R02: Pre-conference PhD symposium (2) Location: Albert I Chair: Thomas Christiansen, Luiss University Chair: Giulia Tercovich, Brussels School of Governance (VUB) Actor-centred Perspectives on Dissensus in the European Union For more information on this Pre-conference PhD symposium, please consult the www.euia.eu website. |
WED00-R03: Pre-conference PhD symposium (3) Location: Marie-Thérèse Chair: Frederik Ponjaert, Université libre de Bruxelles Chair: Chloé Brière, Université libre de Bruxelles Internal contestation and its impact on the EU in times of dissensus For more information on this Pre-conference PhD symposium, please consult the www.euia.eu website. |
WED00-R04: Pre-conference PhD symposium (4) Location: Baudewijn Chair: Olga Burlyuk, University of Amsterdam Chair: Laura Gelhaus, University of Warwick External Competition and its impact on the EU For more information on this Pre-conference PhD symposium, please consult the www.euia.eu website. |
10:30am - 11:00am |
Coffee break 1 |
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11:00am - 12:30pm |
WED01-R01 Location: Prigogine Chair: Jamal Shahin, VUB EU digital policymaking: (dis)engagement through sovereignty? Presentations of the Symposium Making policies global, shaping policymaking locally: The EU’s twofold effect on the digital landscape in Africa Digital Sovereignty and the EU’s global competitiveness agenda The (im)possibilities of digital sovereignty in digital colonialism The EU as a Global Digital Actor: Image and Reality of the EU’s External Digital Policy towards Africa and the US University of Vienna, Austria |
WED01-R02 Location: Stevin The EU and the Indo-pacific: prospects, challenges and ways ahead Presentations of the Symposium Shifting priorities? EU’s approach to the Indo-Pacific after the War in Ukraine What does China want? Technology and Great Power Competition The EU-Japan partnership in the Indo-Pacific: drivers, deliverables and evolving strategic objectives South Korea’s Grand Strategy: The Role of Europe |
WED01-R03: The EU's trade policy: what is at stake? Location: Albert I Chair: Philippe De Lombaerde, UNU- CRIS Discussant: Sven van Kerckhoven, BSoG Of trade and trade-offs in times of geopolitics: The EU and critical raw materials College of Europe, Belgium The environmental impact assessment of trade agreements: Is the EU at the vanguard ? 1: Ghent University; 2: VUB/Brussels School of Governance; 3: UNU-CRIS, Belgium The European Union's protectionist drive Pompeu Fabra University, Spain Leveraging EU Trade Power for Climate – Advancing climate goals through preferential trade agreements and their bodies University of Salzburg, Austria |
WED01-R04 Location: Marie-Thérèse EUrope without Eurocentrism I: De-Centering Narratives of Europe in External Relations & Beyond Presentations of the Symposium Rebranding EU-ropeanisation: competing discourses over the reterritorialisation of Eastern Partnership countries When the African diasporas go European: diversifying development actors, re-centering Europe, silencing (de)coloniality Decentring European Foreign Policy Analysis – Towards a paradigmatic shift? EU-LAC trade relations and the contestation of normative interregionalism ULB |
WED01-R05 Location: Rubens Connectivity and Security: The Case of EU-Asia Relations Presentations of the Symposium A Comparison of the EU and the PRC ‘Data Security’ Concepts Maintaining Chinese routes’ transport security across Eurasia Securitizing ‘climate change’ in green taxonomy discourses: A comparative analysis between the EU and South Korea The European Union and People´s Republic of China in Central Asia – (Dis)Connecting with Energy and Security Issues |
WED01-R06 Location: Ockeghem New encounters in EU-Eastern Partnership relations: reproduction of old geopolitics or renewed partnership? Presentations of the Symposium Geopolitics, (in)security and the EU’s evolving role in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: towards a feminist perspective The Sanction-based European foreign policy strategy: a boon for the symbolic geography of the European continent Winning Europe’s Hearts and Minds? Ukrainian Think Tanks as Public Diplomacy Actors in Times of War Stigma and anxiety management through performativity. Belarus’ mediatized cooperation with Venezuela of Hugo Chávez and “multi-vector” foreign policy |
WED01R07 Location: Baudewijn EU laws and policies on value chain due diligence: what are the prospects for addressing global challenges? Presentations of the Symposium Environmental and human rights due diligence: The critical role of transnational civil society networks Transformations in the EU anti-deforestation policies: the more things change, the more they stay the same? Human Rights Due Diligence and Public Procurement Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence – Friction between Human Rights and the Environment |
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12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch break |
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1:30pm - 3:00pm |
WED02R01 Location: Albert I Sustainable Energy & Geopolitics in Uncertain Times – Part I: The EU Presentations of the Symposium Algeria, the EU and the sustainable energy transition EU energy market in the changing (new) geopolitics of clean energy transition Secure and also green? Juggling security of supply and sustainability in the European Union |
WED02R02: What role for the European Parliament in EU international affairs? Location: Ockeghem Chair: Bruno Luciano, Université Libre de Bruxelles Discussant: Bruno Luciano, ULB The European Parliament and the Western Sahara conflict KU Leuven, Belgium Party-political contestation of European Trade Policy An analysis of rollcall votes in the European Parliament 1: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands, The; 2: Leiden University, Netherlands, The The Parliament’s moment(s). Analysing the timing of the European Parliament's involvement during the negotiation of international agreements Institut de sciences politiques Louvain-Europe (ISPOLE, UCLouvain), F.R.S.-FNRS, Belgium |
WED02R03: EU migration Policy: trends and discourses Location: Stevin AV Chair: Ine Lietaert, UNU-CRIS / UGent Discussant: Ine Lietaert, UNU-CRIS / UGent Racism, Violence, and Imperialism of the European Union’s Border Regime: Implications for EU theory London School of Economics, United Kingdom Migration, integration and the post-pandemic EU: The real issues National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Nigeria Same Term, Different Meaning—What the Changed Definition of “Coherence” Can Tell About the EU’s Shifting Engagement with Migration-Sending Countries 1: University of Oxford, United Kingdom; 2: Maastricht University, Netherlands; 3: Peace Research Institute Oslo, Norway Bargaining strategies and asymmetrical power relations: Niger’s cooperation with the EU on migration and security University of Bologna, Italy |
WED02R04 Location: Rubens Knowledge production on Russia’s war against Ukraine. The promise and peril of IR Presentations of the Symposium Grounding the Know-It-Alls: Is Russian aggression in Ukraine finally bringing CEE voices into core IR? Paper 2: Epistemic superimposition: on the phenomenon of Westsplaining Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Whose war is it (or not)? Who speaks for whom? Perspectives from the ‘Global South’ on the Ukraine Crisis |
WED02R05 Location: Marie-Thérèse Straddling Connectivity and Contestation: Challenges to EU External Action Presentations of the Symposium Connectivity in theory and practice: Fostering Contestation and Cooperation in EU external action? Connecting with hybrid actors: The European Union’s diplomatic practices in contested environments EU-China Cooperation and Contestation in Global Health Governance: the case of Traditional (Chinese) Medicine The EU’s “Geopolitical Turn”: What Role for the Foreign Policy Think Tanks? Freie Universität Berlin, Germany |
WED02R06: EU Foreign Policy: The challenges of cooperation Location: Baudewijn Chair: Tereza Novotna, Free University Berlin / Universite libre de Bruxelles Chair: Marta Matrakova, ULB Discussant: Marta Matrakova, Université Libre de Bruxelles Defining specialisation in EU small states’ foreign policy 1: Charles University, Czechia; 2: Danube University Krems, Austria; 3: University of Minho, Portugal Minding the Gaps: Solidarity and Burden-Sharing in the European Union’s Pandemic Response 1: Corvinus University of Budapest; 2: Aston University How populist foreign policy challenges European foreign policy practices 1: University of Bristol, United Kingdom; 2: Leiden University, Netherlands From Aid Recipients to Donors: Development Cooperation of EU Members from Central and Eastern Europe 1: Warsaw School of Economics, Poland; 2: Univerity of Szczecin, Poland |
WED02R07: EU framing and facing security challenges Location: Prigogine Chair: Jamie Pring, United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies Discussant: Jamie Pring, UNU CRIS Eye in the Sky: The Double Standards of Turkey’s Use of Drones on Migration University of Macedonia, Greece The new land border with the UK: legal issues for asylum and migration Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom Can European-led ad hoc operations contribute to EU defence integration? Insights from Task Force Takuba 1: Norwegian Institute of International Affairs; 2: Maastricht University Your mission: Don’t forget the civilians. How NGOs target EU military staff to reduce civilian harm in conflict regions Maastricht University, Netherlands, The |
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3:00pm - 3:30pm |
WED-PL1 15:00 - 15:30 : Coffee / Networking |
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3:30pm - 4:30pm |
WED-OPEN: Opening session Location: Auditorium Albert II Speaker: Robert Brieger, EU Military Committee Welcome words from the conference team: Frank Mattheis, Florian Trauner & Gaëlle Le Pavic Keynote by General Brieger, Chairman of the EU Military Committee Video adress by Olha Stefanishyna, Ukrainian deputy prime minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration |
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4:45pm - 6:15pm |
Egmont policy panel: The war in Ukraine - providing security and defence in and to Europe Location: Auditorium Albert II Chair: Sven Biscop, Egmont Institute & Ghent University Speaker: Jan Joel Andersson Speaker: Bart Laurent Speaker: Tania Latici Speaker: Hanna Ilona Smith Panelists: Jan Joel Anderson (EUISS) Brigadier-General Bart Laurent (EUMS) Tania Latici (EEAS) Hanna Smith (OSCE) |
UNU-CRIS policy panel: Europe’s (Dis)Engagement with Africa Location: Baudewijn Chair: Philippe De Lombaerde, UNU- CRIS Chair: Fredrik Söderbaum, University of Gothenburg Speaker: Georges Rebelo Pinto Chikoti, OACPS Secretary-General Speaker: Mariella Di Ciommo Speaker: Amandine GNANGUENON, UNU-CRIS (Université des Nations Unies – Institut d'Études Comparatives d'Intégration régionale) Speaker: Domenico Rosa, European Commission Participants: H.E. Georges Rebelo Pinto Chikoti, OACPS Secretary-General Mariella Di Ciommo, Associate Director, Europe and Africa in the world cluster, ECDPM Amandine Gnanguenon, Associate Research Fellow, UNU-CRIS |
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6:15pm - 7:45pm |
Reception Location: Marble Hall |
Date: Thursday, 04/May/2023 | ||||
9:00am - 10:30am |
THU01-R01 Location: Rubens An evolving European Union Development Policy: Actorness, actor perspectives and contributions Presentations of the Symposium Framing and contesting EU development policy performance: the role of the European Court of Auditors The European Investment Bank in sub-Saharan Africa: Managing credit risk EU actorness in the migration-development nexus merging stronger from the crisis? Efforts towards stronger cooperation in EU development policy under “Team Europe” |
THU01-R02 Location: Baudewijn Analyzing third countries’ engagement with the EU’s migration control policies Presentations of the Symposium Professionalising social change: when being a ‘returnee’ becomes a job (Mis-)Trust in Transit – Local effects of external migration control on migrants’ humanitarian access in the Sahel region Upstreaming Europe’s Borders and Vernacular Resilience: Experiences of Return, Resettlement, and Reintegration in the Sahel We cannot go back, and we cannot move forward – the role of information in onward migration of Afghan nationals from Turkey to Europe |
THU01-R03 Location: Ockeghem Thinking Ukraine. Writing as Ukrainian scholars Presentations of the Symposium Paper 2: Armed to the tweet. Narratives that defend the nation The Weight of War: Whose Responsibility to Recognise and Manage It? Paper 4: ‘When Should We (Not) Speak?: Ethical, Methodological, and Epistemological Considerations for Knowledge Production' |
THU01-R04 Location: Auditorium Albert II Strategic Autonomy: examining an evolving concept from discursive perspectives Presentations of the Symposium When national interests are the cause of European ideas: Liberal Intergovernmentalism and the “strategic autonomy” discourse The EU-NATO relationship and strategic autonomy in light of the Ukrainian crisis: a conceptual analysis EU strategic autonomy through the lens of role theory: comparing Iranian and European perspectives on the EU’s role in the Iranian nuclear deal Decentring the EU: examining Strategic Autonomy discourse and democracy and human rights promotion |
THU01-R05: The EU's response to climate change and resource scarcity : challenges for policy makers Location: Stevin Chair: Sebastian OBERTHUR, Brussels School of Governance Chair: Sebastian Oberthur, BSoG The external hydrogen relations of the European Union (EU): Assessing discourses towards and within partner countries 1: Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany; 2: Technical University Darmstadt Local and regional governments in the climate-development nexus: analysing the EU’s change of narrative ULB/IEE & ECDPM, Belgium The externalisation of European Union climate policy: how CBAM is driving climate policy in non-EU countries Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Belgium |
THU01-R07 Location: Prigogine Europe in times of crisis: A role theory perspective Presentations of the Symposium Is co-leadership in the international system between the EU, China, and the US possible? The example of climate change governance The Ukraine War and the Quest for European Leadership: Britain and the EU after Brexit Role forcing in international relations: The case of Russia-Ukraine relations An inverted capability-expectations gap? Challenging prevailing narratives about the European Union's global health actorness IBEI, Spain, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain |
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10:30am - 11:00am |
Coffee Break 2 |
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11:00am - 12:30pm |
THU02-R01: The EU's approach to the Middle East: dealing with nuclear power Location: Prigogine Chair: Jan Claudius Völkel, University of Ottawa Discussant: Jan Claudius VÖLKEL (University of Ottawa) The EU’s Engagement in the Iranian Nuclear Issue: Between Normative Power and Pragmatic Diplomacy Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, France The Abraham Accords and the Iran Deal – A post-24 February 2022 Approach Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Germany The European Union at the Beginning of the Third Nuclear Age Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium |
THU02-R02 Location: Rubens Sustainable Energy & Geopolitics in Uncertain Times – Part II: Conceptual Development Presentations of the Symposium Towards a Geopolitical Economy of Global Sustainable Energy Transformation Global Energy Scenarios: A geopolitical Reality Check Third time lucky? Reconciling climate and energy security in the EU’s energy response to the Russian aggression against Ukraine VUB, Belgium |
THU02-R03: (Re)assessing the EU Eastern partnership and enlargement policy Location: Ockeghem Chair: Marta Matrakova, ULB Discussant: Marta Matrakova, ULB The trapping of soft power: Re-assessing the EU’s foreign policy towards its Eastern Neighborhood Baltic Defence College, Estonia Expanding the European Administrative Space: Towards European Integration Beyond Enlargement? Malmö University, Sweden Dynamics of Enlargement in the Western Balkans. The Impact of EU Conditionality in Albanian Politics University of Tirana, Albania The Politicisation of EU Enlargement Policy in the Western Balkans - before and after the war in Ukraine SNSPA, Romania |
THU02-R04: EU as a norm maker in external action Location: Auditorium Albert II Chair: Alison Woodward, VUB Discussant: Alison Woodward, VUB EU values of democracy and rule of law into investment law and policy European University Institute, Italy The EU as a Global Gender Actor: Tracing Intersectionality in the European Gender Action Plans for External Relations 2010-2025 Ghent University, Belgium Bureaucratized Gender Norm: Contribution and Limitation to the Third Countries Waseda University, Japan The European Union (EU): a neutral and independent actor when delivering humanitarian aid programmes? An empirical analysis London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom |
THU02-R05 Location: Stevin Good Global Governance and the EU and US Presentations of the Symposium Deeds, not words’? – Transatlantic Actors between Good Global Governance and Geostrategic Adaptation Is opaque club government the EU’s response to a geopolitical coming of age? Intergovernmental Drift or Who is Afraid of Democratic Contestation in the EU |
THU02-R06: EU - China relations: Trends and Challenges Location: Baudewijn Chair: Frederik Ponjaert, Université libre de Bruxelles Discussant: Frederik Ponjaert, ULB The role of EU cultural policy in the EU-China relationships Central European University, Austria EU-China Strategic Partnership in the Wake of Xi 3.0 IEAS, Academia Sinica, Taiwan The role of cities in the EU’s policy towards China University of Lodz, Poland EU-Asia-Pacific Security Relations in a Changing Geo-political Context University of Essex, United Kingdom |
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12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch break 2 |
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1:30pm - 2:30pm |
Honoring the legacy of Mario Telò Location: Baudewijn |
The EU in the Academy of War: A conversation with the European Foreign Affairs Review Location: Auditorium Albert II Chair: Ramses A. Wessel, University of Groningen Chair: Frank Mattheis, United Nations University Speaker: Maria Mälksoo, University of Copenhagen |
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2:45pm - 4:15pm |
THU04-R01 Location: Stevin AV Perceptions of the European Union in the Eastern neighbourhood and Central Asia in the context of Russia’s war in Ukraine Presentations of the Symposium A comparative analysis of the soft power of Russia, China, and the European Union amongst students of top universities in Kazakhstan Russia’s War in Ukraine and Transformation of EU Public Diplomacy: Challenges and Opportunities EU perceptions among Civil Society Organisations providing social services in Abkhazia and Transnistria from defiance to partnership External democracy promotion in times of internal EU rule-of-law crisis |
THU04-R02 Location: Rubens Strategising European Security and External Action: strategic environments and partnerships Presentations of the Symposium Strategising with external threats and challenges: shaping or reacting to the global environment Out of Time? Temporal Inconsistency in Mimetic Adoption – the EU’s Global Strategic Partnerships The European Union and its strategic partners: engaging with global players |
THU04-R03 Location: Ockeghem Security Regionalism in Africa and External Partners: Uneven Relationships and (Un)Intended Effects Presentations of the Symposium Theorising Regionalism and External Actors Spies, bullies and quasi-members: external partners and regional organizations in Africa Evaluating the effectiveness of the ECOWAS-EU interregional partnership on peace and security in the context of the Mali crisis The influence of the European Support on the Effectiveness of APSA |
THU04-R04 Location: Auditorium Albert II RENPET panel: “New challenges, new forms of European diplomacy? Theoretical considerations and empirical considerations (Part I) Presentations of the Symposium The EU at the forefront of the new global agenda? Climate change, sustainable development and EU diplomatic practices New label, but old practices? Analyzing EU Delegations’ views on the Team Europe approach in climate and energy diplomacy Beyond Cooperation Agreements: Third-Country Regulators de facto Participation to European agencies University of Geneva, Switzerland |
THU04-R05 Location: Baudewijn AV Shifting understandings of resilience in a rapidly changing world Presentations of the Symposium Resilience 2.0: British and European approaches to resilience post-Brexit Resilience in war: the case of the EU’s support for security sector reform (SSR) in Ukraine Complex International Relations: Rethinking the EU’s Approach to Resilience Constructing ‘resilience imaginaries’ of the future through and community data generation |
THU04-R06: Trends of European cooperation with other regions Location: Prigogine Chair: Maria Gabriela Ramos-Barrera, Politécnico Grancolombiano Discussant: Maria Gabriela Ramos-Barrera, Politécnico Grancolombiano European Union and ASEAN: Challenges and Chances Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland Europe’s FOMO and the rise of infrastructural interregionalism: The Global Gateway in Africa Stellenbosch University, South Africa Selecting investors: who offers the best chances to increase Latin American exports? 1: Politécnico Grancolombiano; 2: Universidad de Manizales |
THU04-R07 Location: Leeszaal Europe and the war in Ukraine: A role theory perspective Presentations of the Symposium The EU’s role conception and Eastern Partnership countries since the war in Ukraine: Bridging the Gap? Ontological security crises and social structural change: The European Union’s role conception change in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine EU as a security power: the changing threat perceptions in the Baltic Region and the Nordic EU member states’ changing role perceptions From staunch opposition to refugees to a state of refuge: Poland’s national role conceptions and response to the Ukrainian crisis |
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4:45pm - 6:15pm |
THU05R01 Location: Auditorium Albert II RENPET panel: “New challenges, new forms of European diplomacy? Theoretical considerations and empirical considerations (Part II) Presentations of the Symposium The Conference on the Future of Europe and the future of citizen involvement in EU foreign policy-making Countering Hybrid Interference: EU Diplomacy on High Alert Process and Position Power: a Social Relational Research Agenda about State Power in Negotiations |
THU05R02 Location: Stevin Analyzing West African countries’ engagement with the EU’s migration information campaigns Presentations of the Symposium Uptake of awareness-raising campaigns in countries of migrants’ origin: A funding model for returnee networks? The impact of EU-funded information campaigns on migration narratives in West Africa Can delegation exhaust the instrument? Testing the EU's anti-migration propaganda against its intermediation in West Africa Does credibility beat anxiety? The mediating impact in migration information campaigns: Evidence from a field experiment |
THU05R03 Location: Baudewijn EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS OF THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL: The environment-development nexus and climate diplomacy Presentations of the Symposium The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment & its Discontents: Stakeholders’ Perceptions in the German and Indian Automotive, Steel, and Aluminium Industry The European Green Deal and ‘leading by example’ for green transition in Africa. A critical exploration. A little bit of everything: the EU’s navigation of the international regime complex on climate change 2016 – 2021 |
THU05R04 Location: Rubens Strategising European Security and External Action: strategic policies and acceptability Presentations of the Symposium Is Russia’s war in Ukraine a critical juncture in national parliamentarians’ willingness to deploy European military force? Strategising beyond CSDP - External Action Plus and Security Strategising European defence through the European defence industry Strategising EU decision-making in the face of new challenges: mainstreaming qualified majority voting in the Common Foreign and Security Policy |
THU05R05: New conceptualisations and frames in EU foreign policy Location: Ockeghem Chair: Tongfi Kim Discussant: Kim Tongfi, VUB
The European Union in emerging technologies: new conceptualisations shaping the drone ecosystem Royal Military College Saint-Jean, Canada The Evolution of the EU’s (Strategic) Sovereignty / Autonomy Discourse in 2017-2022: The cases of energy and digital spheres St. Petersburg State University Towards a European Union ‘water diplomacy’? How the EU frames water in its external action College of Europe, Belgium |
THU05R06 Location: Prigogine EUrope without Eurocentrism II: Reading Coloniality in Europe's History & Present Presentations of the Symposium Coloniality and Russia’s War on Ukraine Ruling the unruly: Coloniality of power and EU trade policy towards the global souths The House of European History: Virgin Birth reenacted? Blue-Eyed, Brown-Eyed Refugees: European Universities and the Plight of African Students Fleeing Ukraine University of Warwick, United Kingdom, Nigeria |
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7:00pm - 9:00pm |
Cocktail Reception The reception will take place on the 5th floor of the Royal Library of Belgium (Monts des Arts 28, 1000 Brussels). NB: The reception is only accessible for registered presenters of the EUIA conference, please bring your badge with you. |
Date: Friday, 05/May/2023 | ||||
9:00am - 10:30am |
FRI01-R01: The EU's approach to Central Asia and the recognition of states Location: Albert I Chair: Fabienne Bossuyt, UGent Discussant: Fabienne Bossuyt, UGent EU–Central Asian Interactions: Perceptions, Interests and Practices 1: Ghent University, Belgium; 2: University of St Andrews, United Kingdom; 3: Higher School of Economics, Russia Innovation policies of the European Union and their place in EU-Kazakhstan relations University of Cambridge, United Kingdom The European Union and the Recognition of States 1: Dublin City University, Ireland; 2: University of Leeds, UK THE EU IN AFGHANISTAN AFTER AUGUST 2021- THE LOGIC OF PRACTICE London School of Economics and Political Sciences |
FRI01-R02 Location: Marie-Thérèse EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS OF THE EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL: Designing Environmental Border Adjustment Mechanisms Presentations of the Symposium Potential Implications of the EU’s CBAM on Deep Decarbonization and Just Transition in India Designing Effective Border-Carbon Adjustment Mechanisms: Aligning the Global Trade and Climate Change Regimes Sufficiency: The Missing Elephants in the EU Trade and Biodiversity Agenda? |
FRI01-R03 Location: Stevin Mixed pathways of (dis)engagement: unpacking the complexification of EU migration policies Presentations of the Symposium The limits of EU market power in migration externalization – mapping migration control provisions in EU PTAs Extending migrants’ rights but limiting long-term settlement. Is there a Europeanisation effect in migrant integration policy trends? From policy-mixes to configurations: disentangling interlinkages in European migration-relevant policies IOM’s WAKA Well unraveled: a Multimodal Discourse Analysis of an internet-based Migration-Information Campaign University of Bologna, Italy |
FRI01-R04 Location: Baudewijn Sustainability and geo-economic challenges to EU trade policy Presentations of the Symposium A new geoeconomic entente? - Assessing the institutional cooperation behind the EU-US Trade and Technology Council Unilateralisation of International Trade Governance: Mapping and Explaining Differences in Actors, Motives, and Effects The EU as a Self-Acclaimed Protagonist? The Agency of Trading Partners on EU Trade and Sustainable Development Chapters The unilateralisation of EU trade policy: a constitutional perspective The Brussels Effect in the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement – Is the EU promoting or exporting its Geographical Indications? Waseda University, Japan |
FRI01-R05 Location: Rubens Knowledge production in higher education: Between Europe and the Middle East Presentations of the Symposium Middle East Studies in Italy: a field in search of an identity and recognition within and outside academia The Netherlands: teaching the enlightened student Knowledge production at a time of pandemic: navigating between Syria and the UK |
FRI01-R06 Location: Auditorium Albert II Cultivating the Union’s Foreign Relations: The EEAS and International Diplomacy Presentations of the Symposium In lieu of formal rules: A typology of how the EEAS informally coordinates a common position among EU member states in multilateral settings The EU in a New World Order Paradigm shifts in the politics of EU foreign policy Military balancing, institutional entrepreneurship and European solidarity: Explaining the launch and design of the EU’s military assistance mission to Ukraine 1: Academy of International Affairs NRW, Germany; 2: Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies (CASSIS), University of Bonn; 3: German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS) |
FRI01-R07 Location: Ockeghem The geopolitics of the EU promoted resilience in the Eastern Neighborhood Presentations of the Symposium Building EU-ropean resilience, pacing EU-ropean integration: Strategic foresight for partner and candidate country reforms State resilience in EU Associated Trio and the EU from constructivist perspective Armenia: from the bridge to the hub Ghent University, Belgium The frontrunner for EU integration and Russia’s ally in the invasion of Ukraine: the curious case of Serbia Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium |
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10:30am - 11:00am |
Coffee break 3 |
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11:00am - 12:30pm |
FRI-PL: Roundtable with Journal Editors Location: Auditorium Albert II Chair: Elisa Lopez Lucia, ULB Chair: Frank Mattheis, United Nations University Speaker: Lisbeth Aggestam, Gothenburg University Speaker: Thomas Christiansen, Luiss University Speaker: Ramses A. Wessel, University of Groningen Speaker: Jocelyn Mawdsley Conversation with Journal Editors Lisbeth Aggestam (Foreign Policy Analysis), Thomas Christiansen (Journal of European Integration), Jocelyn Mawdsley (European Security), Ramses A. Wessel (European Foreign Affairs Review) |
FRI02-R01 Location: Marie-Thérèse Disengaging with international solidarity: “unpacking” the externalization of EU migration policy Presentations of the Symposium From the Polish-Belarus border crisis to the reception of Ukrainian refugees: migration as a political tool in the EU’s CFSP? Autocracies, democracies and the forcible return of migrants from the EU (Dis)Engaging with the human rights of asylum seekers: an analysis of the actors dealing with the application of safe third country policies Aspirations over time and across barriers: Lived experiences of EU's migration policies |
FRI02-R02: EU - Russia relations: competing for the hearts and minds in their shared neighbourhood Location: Rubens Chair: Fabienne Bossuyt, UGent Discussant: Fabienne Bossuyt, UGent Russia’s Religious Diplomacy on Twitter in the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood: Insights form Computational Text Analysis Brussels School of Governance, Belgium EU relations with its eastern neighbourhood: from transformational diplomacy to resilience, and what’s next? CES, FEUC, University of Coimbra, Portugal “And then we sang”: A participant-oriented analysis of the EU’s and Russia’s public diplomacies in Moldova’s May 9 Ghent University, Belgium Putin’ the past to work: Russia’s strategic use of historical narratives as an ontological security-seeking instrument 1: Brussels School of Governance (VUB); 2: University of Warwick |
FRI02-R03 Location: Baudewijn Re-imagining EU foreign and security policy in a heavily contested world Presentations of the Symposium Member states contestation and maintaining unity: The EU response to the Venezuelan crisis Navigating member states contestation on EU policy on Kosovo: The enlargement process, Belgrade-Pristina dialogue, and EULEX mission Weathering geopolitical storms: The E3/EU’s diplomacy over Iran’s nuclear programme Making sense of the European Foreign and Security Policy in the Libyan crisis |
FRI02-R04: Norms, discourses and framings in the EU’s external engagement Location: Albert I Chair: George Christou, Warwick Discussant: George Christou, Warwick The EU Entrapment between its normative and pragmatist approach in the MENA region: Evidence from Jordan Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary The EU and the 2013 coup in Egypt KU Leuven, Belgium See no EU, speak no EU: UK foreign policy discourse post-Brexit University of Warwick, United Kingdom Remote (un)control. Supporting exiled journalism in the EU as a soft power tool against autocratization in Turkey and Iran Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium |
FRI02-R05 Location: Stevin AV How does the EU feel in a ‘dangerous world’? The role of emotions in the EU’s engagement with the world Presentations of the Symposium Emotions and Othering Dynamics in European Climate change and Defense policy How emotions travel between EU member states: A social relational perspective Emotions and Sanctions in EU China and North Korea Policies Russia’s War on Ukraine: Unbottled Emotions and the Conditioning of the EU’s Russia Policy |
FRI02-R06 Location: Ockeghem EU – Latin America relations at a time of reshaping multilateralism: challenges and perspectives Presentations of the Symposium The validity of interregionalism and quasi-interregionalism as a strategy of the European Union's foreign policy: the case of the relationship with Latin America and Mexico Fragmentation of production through FTA: Creating value between the European Union, Colombia, and Peru? Global Gateway and the Belt and Road Initiative: A geopolitical vision of the relationship with Latin America The intergovernmental governance structure of UNASUR and its influence on the participation of civil society in the organization: The case of the participation of the Anti-ALCA social movements from 2008-2014. And the lessons of the European Union: The European Citizens Initiative (ECI) as a mechanism for citizen inclusion |
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