SPS Working Papers
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.
Citation example:
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:Fostering work-life balance for precarious workers : culture and social protection systems in comparative perspective Author(s):IBAÑEZ GARZARAN, Zyab Luis; LEÓN, Margarita; SOLER-BUADES, Llorenç; ALVARIÑO VÁZQUEZ, Manuel
Date:2021Type:Working PaperSeries/Number:EUROSHIP; Working Paper; 2021/05Abstract:In this report, we study how, since the 2008-2013 crisis, main Work Life Balance (WLB) polices, in interplay with social protection and labour market regulations can help precarious workers to combine work, family and ...
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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, YfDate: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 ...
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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 ...
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Title:Russia's 2022 anti-war exodus : the attitudes and expectations of Russian migrants Author(s):KAMALOV, Emil ; KOSTENKO, Veronica; SERGEEVA, Ivetta ; ZAVADSKAYA, MargaritaDate: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. ...
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Title:New Russian migrants against the war : political action in Russia and abroad Author(s):KAMALOV, Emil ; KOSTENKO, Veronica; SERGEEVA, Ivetta ; ZAVADSKAYA, MargaritaDate: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 ...
