Policy Dialogues

Our high-level Policy Dialogues bring scholars and leaders from economic, political and social sectors together to discuss the most pressing issues on transnational and European agendas. The informal, private setting allows policy-makers to engage in the ideas of leading scholars, whilst collaborating with industry peers away from the constraints of traditional decision-making fora.

Participation in Policy Dialogues is by invitation only. After the event, the STG will publish a Policy Brief to promote further discussion, engagement and collaboration. Policy Briefs are available on Cadmus, the EUI's Research Repository. All the Policy Briefs are open access.

policy Briefs

Policy Dialogues 2018-2019

Women, Leadership and the Media, 24 September 2018.

Infrastructure and Transnational Governance: The new crossroads of the Belt and Road Initiative (Co-organiser: Fudan University, China), 2-3 October 2018.

A transnational approach to the Catalan case (Co-organiser: Globernance), 15-16 October 2018.

The Role of National Parliaments in EU Defence Cooperation: Drivers or Brakes toward an Enhanced Common EU Defence Policy? 25 October 2018.

European Cyber Diplomacy (co-organiser: European Union Institute for Security Studies - EUISS), 28-29 January 2019. Followed by a public Roundtable: Towards a 'Cyber Union'? The EU's added value in managing complexity in cyberspace, 28 January, open to all upon registration.

Online disinformation ahead of the European Parliament elections: towards societal resilience, 11 February 2019

La crisi della rappresentanza, le trasformazioni della democrazia e il futuro delle istituzioni parlamentari (co-organiser: Senato della Repubblica), 14 February 2019

Internal Displacement: Building on the 20th Anniversary of the Guiding Principles, 18 February 2019

Governance of Global Tax Coordination (Co-organiser: OECD, in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project), 18-19 February 2019.

The Rule of Law and Sports, 18 March 2019

Governance of Global Financial Safety Nets (Co-organisers: HM Treasury and London School of Economics, in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project), 2 April 2019

Governance of Migration (Co-organised with the EUI Migration Policy Centre), 21 May 2019, in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project

Rule of Law and the European Union, 7 June 2019

Governance of Climate Change (Co-organisers: European Climate Foundation and EUI Florence School of Regulation, in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project), 20-21 june 2019

Think Tanks in Europe and North America: Their Role and Perspectives for Transnational Governance, 8-9 July 2019

Fiscal Discipline and Fiscal Capacity, 23 September 2019

Governance of Internet Regulation (Co-organiser: Hertie School of Governance, in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project), Autumn 2019

Theory and Geopolitics of Global Governance (in the context of the Transformation of Global Governance Project), Autumn 2019

Policy Dialogues 2017-2018

The New EU Multi-Annual Financial Framework (Co-organiser: College of Europe), 30 November 2017, Bruges.

The New Populism, the Old Human Rights and the Global Order (Co-organiser: Yale Law School’s Schell Center for International Human Rights), 10-11 January 2018.

Re-organising Solidarity in the 21st Century European Capitalism (Co-organiser: Political and Social Sciences Department, EUI), 15 February 2018.

The Transnational Governance of Sports, 22 February 2018.

How the EU Can and Should Protect Democracy, The Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights in Defiant Member States.The Possibility and Desirability of Economic Sanctions (Co-organiser: Department of Law, EUI), 19 March 2018.

From Data to European Policy-Making: The Use of Metrics to Reframe Policies (Mutual learning for policy development: a methodology in making), 19-20 April 2018.

The Negotiations of the EU – Mercosur Association Agreement, 22 May 2018.

Artificial Intelligence Governance in the aftermath of GDPR, (Co-organiser: Department of Law, EUI), 26 June 2018.