Bulgaria’s National Innovation (Eco)System: the Case of the Biotechnology Sphere
The advancement of biotechnology has ignited both enthusiastic approval and fear, yet it has not left the public indifferent.
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The new EU Cybersecurity Strategy 2020: was COVID-19 a key factor?
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2021 (17-18 June, online) Cybersecurity has become the backbone of a global digital society, a key element for a variety of issues ranging from national security, data protection, the trustworthiness of AI and 5G technologies, digital sovereignty, to, last but not least, […]
November 14th 2012: “European Day of Action and Solidarity” or “Day of Rage”?
This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2021 (17-18 June, online) Writing a blog post about November 14th 2012 may seem like a delayed reaction after almost 9 years, but this day was central in my choice of a theme for a doctoral dissertation. This is why I am […]
French appeals court decision is a victory for solidarity with Migrants
On 9 September 2021, seven European citizens who marched in solidarity with migrants across the Franco-Italian Alpine border were acquitted of facilitating irregular migration. The decision is a victory for activists in France, reaffirming their right to act in solidarity with migrants based on the constitutional principle of fraternity. The trial took place on 27 […]
Vertical Interplay between the European Commission and Member States in EU Trade Policy
by Taro Nishikawa This article is based on research presented at the UACES Graduate Forum Research Conference 2021 (17-18 June, online) After the European Community (EC) launched the Common Commercial Policy (CCP) in 1970, the question of who influences EC/EU positions in international trade negotiations became an important scholarly research topic. On the one hand, greater control […]
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