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Research paper N°25: “Strategic Non-Recognition: A Galtungian Analysis of Dutch Political Discourse on Israel-Palestine”

Research paper N°25: “Strategic Non-Recognition: A Galtungian Analysis of Dutch Political Discourse on Israel-Palestine”

ATHENA’s 25th Research Paper “Strategic Non-Recognition: A Galtungian Analysis of Dutch Political Discourse on Israel-Palestine” by Efraim Vermeulen can be accessed here. This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor: Peace, Security and Conflict”…

Genocide as Colonial Erasure – Francesca Albanese in conversation with Dimitris Bouris

The ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair will host Francesca Albanese, who will analyse Israel’s violations of international law in their present and historical context and examine the responsibilities of third-States vis-à-vis Israel’s attacks on Gaza, with a focus on the EU Member States. She will highlight…

THESIS Nº4: “Behind the Curtains: Russian Opera in the Context of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine”

THESIS Nº4: “Behind the Curtains: Russian Opera in the Context of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine”

ATHENA’s fourth thesis “Behind the Curtains: Russian Opera in the Context of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine” by Meda Stankevičiūtė can be accessed here.

This thesis was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair Research Project “Cultural diplomacy in Europe and Beyond” taught by Dr. Olga Burlyuk. It is published as part of our mission to showcase peer-leading theses written by students during their studies. This work can be used for background reading and research, but should not be cited as an expert source or used in place of scholarly articles/books.

 

THESIS Nº3: ” “The Perfect Mobilisation Strategy Doesn’t Exi–”: The Use of Memes as a Method of Audience Mobilisation”

THESIS Nº3: ” “The Perfect Mobilisation Strategy Doesn’t Exi–”: The Use of Memes as a Method of Audience Mobilisation”

ATHENA’s third thesis ” “The Perfect Mobilisation Strategy Doesn’t Exi–”: The Use of Memes as a Method of Audience Mobilisation” by Liepa Šeškevičiūtė can be accessed here. This thesis was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair Research Project “Cultural diplomacy in Europe and…

THESIS Nº2: “Dancing Russia Goodbye: An Interpretive Analysis of Russia’s and Ukraine’s Identity Manifestations at the Eurovision Song Contest”

THESIS Nº2: “Dancing Russia Goodbye: An Interpretive Analysis of Russia’s and Ukraine’s Identity Manifestations at the Eurovision Song Contest”

ATHENA’s second thesis “Dancing Russia Goodbye: An Interpretive Analysis of Russia’s and Ukraine’s Identity Manifestations at the Eurovision Song Contest” by Roel Wijte can be accessed here. This thesis was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair Research Project “Cultural diplomacy in Europe and Beyond”…

Research paper N°24: “Border Externalization and Invisible (In)securities: A Feminist-Decolonial Critique of the EU-Tunisia Migration Agreement”

Research paper N°24: “Border Externalization and Invisible (In)securities: A Feminist-Decolonial Critique of the EU-Tunisia Migration Agreement”

ATHENA’s 24th Research Paper “Border Externalization and Invisible (In)securities: A Feminist-Decolonial Critique of the EU-Tunisia Migration Agreement” by Linda Zihlmann can be accessed here.

This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor: Peace, Security and Conflict” taught by Dr. Dimitris Bouris. It is published as part of our mission to showcase peer-leading papers written by students during their studies. This work can be used for background reading and research, but should not be cited as an expert source or used in place of scholarly articles/books.

Research paper N°23: “Communicating Enlargement: The EU’s Strategic Narratives for the Western Balkans in a Shifting Geopolitical Context”

Research paper N°23: “Communicating Enlargement: The EU’s Strategic Narratives for the Western Balkans in a Shifting Geopolitical Context”

ATHENA’s 23rd Research Paper “Communicating Enlargement: The EU’s Strategic Narratives for the Western Balkans in a Shifting Geopolitical Context” by Chloé Föster can be accessed here. This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor:…

Research paper N°22: “What about Ukrainian women? Structural silencing of post-Soviet feminism in academia and beyond”

Research paper N°22: “What about Ukrainian women? Structural silencing of post-Soviet feminism in academia and beyond”

ATHENA’s 22nd Research Paper “What about Ukrainian women? Structural silencing of post-Soviet feminism in academia and beyond” by Olivia Sylvester Weigand can be accessed here. This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor: Peace,…

Research paper N°21: “Liberal Power Europe? Assessing the European Union’s Response to the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict”

Research paper N°21: “Liberal Power Europe? Assessing the European Union’s Response to the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict”

ATHENA’s 21st Research Paper “Liberal Power Europe? Assessing the European Union’s Response to the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict” by Sasha Pearson can be accessed here.

This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor: Peace, Security and Conflict” taught by Dr. Dimitris Bouris. It is published as part of our mission to showcase peer-leading papers written by students during their studies. This work can be used for background reading and research, but should not be cited as an expert source or used in place of scholarly articles/books.

 

 

Research paper N°20: “Decentring the EU-Mauritania Migration ‘Partnership’”

Research paper N°20: “Decentring the EU-Mauritania Migration ‘Partnership’”

ATHENA’s 20th Research Paper “Decentring the EU-Mauritania Migration ‘Partnership’” by Jonathan Brouwer can be accessed here. This essay was originally written for the ATHENA Jean Monnet Chair MSc Course “The EU as a Global Actor: Peace, Security and Conflict” taught by Dr. Dimitris Bouris. It…