In the run-up to the European elections, the “Ruhrpott für Europa” project aims to get young people interested in the European idea and political participation. The project is funded by the regional centre for political education. The initiator Milad TabeschRead More »“Ruhrpott for Europe” initiative
On 7 May, Prof. Dr Michael Kaeding, Professor of European Integration and European Policy at the University of Duisburg-Essen, was interviewed by the university press. The interview took place before Europe Day, which is celebrated on 9 May. Prof KaedingRead More »Interview: Prof Dr Michael Kaeding gives an interview on Europe Day at the UDE
The Trans European Policy Studies Association (TEPSA) is currently calling for the TEPSA Academy 2024 on EU Enlargement Policy, which will take place in person in Brussels from 24 to 28 June 2024. The aim of the Academy is toRead More »Call for Applications to the TEPSA Academy on EU Enlargement Policy
In his new contribution to the journal “Aus der Politik und Zeitgeschichte”, Prof Dr Michael Kaeding wrote about the reforms of the EU, the development of the accession candidates into liberal democracies and the dilemma affecting the EU’s enlargement policy.Read More »New APuZ article: How should the Union grow? On the current enlargement policy
A press release was published as part of the new Horizon Europe project “InvigoratEU”: New Horizon Europe projectPreparing Europe for the future With Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova and Georgia, the number of official candidate countries for accession to theRead More »Press release: New Horizon Europe project (InvigoratEU)
Last 9 December, Prof. Dr Kaeding was interviewed by the largest Slovenian newspaper “Dnevnik”. In the interview, Prof Dr Kaeding spoke about the future viability of Europe with a view to EU enlargement, the loss of trust in the EURead More »Interview with Prof Kaeding in the Slovenian newspaper “Dnevnik”
Following the attacks on October 7, 2023, and the subsequent protests in Germany, including in our university cities of Duisburg and Essen, we are very concerned that members of our university also feel threatened and anxious. Hate slogans against differentRead More »Joint Statement of the Rectorate, Chairs of the Senate, and Chairs of the General Student Committee (AStA): How do we want to live together?
