China’s rapid economic and political ascension is reshaping the architecture of global economic governance. In some cases, Chinese initiatives complement existing multilateral structures; in others, they challenge or circumvent them entirely. This new special issue of the Review of International… [read more]

The Chair of European and Global Governance is offering a range of exciting courses in the Summer Semester 2025. These courses address key topics in international relations, the global economic order, and conflict studies. Master-Studiengang Politics & Technology Qualitative Methods… [read more]

From March 14-15, 2025, leading scholars gathered at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence for the second workshop in the series The Deep Structure of Transatlantic Relations: Diversity and Complementarity. The event, held at the historic Badia Fiesolana, built on the discussions… [read more]

A new publication from the team at the Chair of European and Global Governance, published in the Journal of Common Market Studies, examines the positions of Eurosceptic parties on EU institutions. The study reveals that nationalist parties primarily oppose supranational institutions such as the… [read more]

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) and Princeton University recently co-hosted the second research workshop on the European Union’s Global Gateway Initiative, following an earlier event at Princeton this spring. Organized by Eugénia da Conceição-Heldt (TUM) and Sophie Meunier (Princeton), the… [read more]