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Working Papers published by the Department of Political and Social Sciences and/or authored by its members. All EUI SPS Working Papers - ISSN 1725-6755 - are available in Open Access. This EUI SPS Working Paper series is dormant since 2017.

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DIETSCH, Peter, Growing the pie or slicing it differently : on the need to disentangle two aspects of trade agreements, EUI, SPS, Working Paper, 2017/04 – https://hdl.handle.net/1814/47285

Copyright of EUI Working Papers belongs to their authors. Since 2020 all EUI Working Papers are licenced under a Creative Commons Licence 4.0 International.

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Title:Is liberal internationalism worth saving? : ad hoc coalitions and their consequences for international security Author(s):KARLSRUD, John; HOFMANN, Stephanie Claudia ; REYKERS, Yf Date:2024Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:NUPI; Policy Brief; 2024/01Abstract:Slow responses and blocked decision-making of international organizations provide opportunities for ad hoc coalitions to fill functional and political gaps. Compared to UN peace operations, ad hoc coalitions avoid gridlock ...
Title:A year and a half in exile : progress and obstacles in the integration of Russian migrants Author(s):SERGEEVA, Ivetta ; KAMALOV, Emil Date:2024Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:EUI; [SPS]; OutRush; Research Project Report; 2024Abstract:This memo analyzes the integration of Russian migrants using biannual surveys from the OutRush panel. Findings show these migrants, mainly well-educated and politically active, differ significantly from the average Russian ...
Title:Russia's 2022 anti-war exodus : the attitudes and expectations of Russian migrants Author(s):KAMALOV, Emil ; KOSTENKO, Veronica; SERGEEVA, Ivetta ; ZAVADSKAYA, Margarita Date:2022Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:IERES; PONARS Eurasia; Policy Memo; 2022/790Abstract:Hundreds of thousands of Russians fled their homeland after their government launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24. It has been the largest brain drain from Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union. ...
Title:New Russian migrants against the war : political action in Russia and abroad Author(s):KAMALOV, Emil ; KOSTENKO, Veronica; SERGEEVA, Ivetta ; ZAVADSKAYA, Margarita Date:2023Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:FES Russia Programme; Analysis Paper; The Russian Crisis; 2023/05Abstract:The war against Ukraine came as a shock for most Russians, even the most engaged in politics did not think it would go that far. As a result of political upheaval, an exodus of Russians from the country has begun to be ...
Title:Democratische kernwaarden in het voortgezet onderwijs : adolescentenpanel democratische kernwaarden en schoolloopbanen Author(s):VAN SLAGEREN, Jaap; MENNES, Hester; MULDER, Laura; VAN ALEBEEK, Carmen; VAN DEN BERG, Boris; HUIJSMANS, Twan; TEN DAM, Geert; VAN DER MEER, Tom; VAN DE WERFHORST, Herman G. Date:2023Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:Universiteit van Amsterdam; Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences; Adolescentenpanel Democratische Kernwaarden en Schoolloopbanen (ADKS); Report 2021/2022 (Jaar 4 ); 2023Abstract:Dit rapport brengt de opvattingen van jongeren over de democratische rechtsstaat in kaart voor leerlingen van het vierde jaar van de middelbare school. Het rust op data die zijn verzameld in het Adolescentenpanel Democratische ...