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George Gerapetritis smiles with students for a photo.

"Between Power and Principle: Navigating Foreign Policy Through a World in Transition" A talk with George Gerapetritis

“Can Europe Act?”: a Conversation with Olaf Scholz at the Global Leaders Forum

Giuliano Amato in conversation with Adam Tooze and Giulio Blanco

“Politics Is Dating”: A Conversation with Giuliano Amato on Democracy and the Future of the European Project

Cohort European History, Politics and Society MA and Dual Degree 2025 in front of Low Library

Welcoming the new MA and Dual Degree Cohort 2025/2026 at the European Institute

“Victory is hollow if the EU cannot actually entrench regulations into concrete market outcomes." - Interview with Anu Bradford about her book "Digital Empires: The Global Battle to Regulate Technology"

“Our Time for Leadership” - Roberta Metsola speaks at Columbia.

Susanne Baer

“The normative commitment is contested ground, and we all have to take care it holds.” - Interview with Susanne Baer

Thomas Byrne in conversation with Adam Tooze (photo credit: Consulate General of Ireland in New York)

Interview with Thomas Byrne, Ireland’s Minister of State for European Affairs

Frans Timmermans in conversation with Jason Bordoff at Columbia on September 20, 2022. Photo credit: Columbia University, Eileen Barroso.

“Staying the Course in a World of Turmoil”: A Conversation with Frans Timmermans

Cover of the March 28 - April 10 issue of New York Magazine

New York Magazine Interviews Adam Tooze

The Chancellor: The Remarkable Odyssey of Angela Merkel

Sketch by Jacques-Louis David
MA Europe

Heralds of the Terror: the Journalist-Legislators of the French Revolution 1793

Michael Chrzanowski (MA 2021) shares an excerpt from his thesis, Heralds of the Terror: the Journalist-Legislators of the French Revolution 1793, which explores both the roles and political publications of the French Girondin and Montagnard journalist-legislators Jean-Baptiste Louvet, Jean-Paul Marat, and Jacques-Pierre Brissot, who as former friends and colleagues, gave over to personal and ideological animosities, which blossomed into the perpetuation of conspiracy theories during the Revolution (thesis awarded with program distinction).