As part of its Initiative on Cultural Power in International Relations, the European Institute offers the Cold War Archives Research (CWAR) Fellowship. The fellowship gives students the opportunity to conduct archival research on the cultural history of the Cold War and develop original research papers based on their findings.
Simon Coveney discusses economic interdependencies between Ireland and the United Kingdom, the political questions relating to the Northern Ireland border issue, and visions for future relations between the EU and the UK.
Grey Anderson, postdoctoral researcher at the University of Caen Normandy, discusses issues related to France's Fifth Republic.
The European Institute hosted a conversation with the EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation, and Customs, and the former French Minister for Economy and Finance on the impact of the Financial Crisis.
Pierre Moscovici (EU Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation, and Customs) discusses the legacies of the financial crisis in Europe, the Juncker Plan, the EU's proposals on taxation, and the Eurozone reforms.
The European Institute co-hosted a workshop on fifteenth-century Flemish art and its context.
Book launch of "Forms of Pluralism and Democratic Constitutionalism" with Professor Jean Louise Cohen, editor.
Adam Tooze's Crashed was reviewed by Simon Johnson in The Washington Post: "How the 2008 financial crisis gave us Trump — and the prospect of a repeat meltdown"
The European Insitute co-sponsored a conference on the origins and legacies of the French Fifth Republic on the sixtieth anniversary of its foundation.
On October 4th, 2018, the European Institute, together with Columbia Maison Française and Columbia European Union Student Association, organized a screening of the documentary Iuventa and a panel discussion on migration policy in Europe.
Agora Europe: "Migration and the European Political Space," a panel discussion on borders, migrations, and their effects on European national and transnational politics.