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  Title:The evolution of global cleavages : a historical analysis of territorial and functional world alignments based on automated text analysis, 1843−2020  Author(s):CARAMANI, Daniele ; GUROVA, Siyana; WIDMANN, Tobias Date:2024Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Working Paper; 2024/07; ERC Advanced Grant GLOBAL; European Governance and Politics ProgrammeAbstract:This paper examines the global cleavages that structure world politics from the mid-19th century to the present. It develops the concept of cleavage applied at the global level and measures empirically how territorial ...
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  Title:Plurilateral agreements, multilateralism and economic development  Author(s):HOEKMAN, Bernard M. ; MAVROIDIS, Petros C.Date:2024Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Working Paper; 2024/12; Global Governance SocietyAbstract:Plurilateral agreements among sub-sets of economies have a long history within the multilateral trading system. Plurilaterals may appear superficially less attractive than a set of non-discriminatory multilateral rules ...
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  Title:Reconnecting European law to European societies  Author(s):AZOULAI, LoicDate:2024Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI; LAW; Working Paper; 2024/05Abstract:This is a collection of two pieces concerned with the question of the relationship between European law and social reality but within a specific context in which, on the one hand, it is assumed that EU law has produced a ...
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  Title:Does regulatory-driven innovation affect traditional financial intermediaries? : evidence from open banking frameworks  Author(s):LAURIDSEN, NicoDate:2024Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI; RSC; Working Paper; 2024/11; Florence School of Banking and FinanceAbstract:This paper examines the mechanisms underlying the policy implications of open banking frameworks. The data-sharing policy in financial intermediaries aims to alleviate friction in information asymmetry and promote financial ...
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  Title:A reconsideration of international humanitarian law's procedural fairness : a call to include non-state armed groups enjoying internal legitimacy in the making of customary international humanitarian law  Author(s):JANSSENS, Pauline CharlotteDate:2024Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUI; LAW; AEL; Working Paper; 2024/13; European Society of International Law (ESIL) PaperAbstract:The role that non-state armed groups (‘NSAGs’) areallowed to play in the making of customary international humanitarian law (‘IHL’) has been the topic of scholarly debates for years. The far-going direct obligations IHL ...

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