SEI WELCOMES POLISH VISITING RESEARCHER
In May, SEI welcomed Dr Agnieszka Łada as a visiting fellow for one month. Dr Łada is a political scientist, Head of the European Programme and...
NEW SEI WORKING PAPER ON GOVERNMENT DURATION IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
The SEI has a published a new working paper on 'A product of their bargaining environment: Explaining government duration in Central and Eastern...
SEI SHOWCASES STUDENT TALENT IN FRENCH ELECTION SYMPOSIUM
On April 25th, 40 staff, students and visitors attended half-day symposium on the French presidential election organised by the Sussex European...
SEI AND SUSSEX LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARS CALL FOR WIDER SUPPORT FOR THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
The SEI and Sussex Law School are proud to welcome to our County the delegates to the High Level Conference on the Future of the European Court of...
NEW ISSUE OF EUROSCOPE PUBLISHED
The summer term term issue of 'Euroscope', SEI's termly newsletter, is now available. http://www.sussex.ac.uk/sei/euroscope
SEI RESEARCHER SECURES BRITISH ACADMEMY GRANT TO LOOK AT CORRUPTION IN POLAND
From September 2012 SEI Reader in Politics Dr Dan Hough will be leading a British Academy funded research project on the Polish anti corruption...
SEI CONFERENCE ON GERMANYAND THE EURO CRISIS: WHICH WAY NOW?
The Eurocrisis gripped Europe's political class through both 2011 and the first half of 2012. Arguments subsequently raged about the cause of...
CONGRATULATIONS TO SEI DOCTORAL STUDENT
Many congratulations to SEI doctoral student Ezel Tabur for passing her DPhil vivas successfully in March. Ezel's thesis was on the subject of 'The...
NEW SEI WORKING PAPER ON THE POLISH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION PUBLISHED
The SEI has a published a new working paper on 'Poland (mainly) chooses stability and continuity: The October 2011 Polish parliamentary election' by...
NEW SEI WORKING PAPER ON REFORMING THE EU BUDGET PUBLISHED
The SEI has a published a new working paper on 'Reforming the EU budget to support economic growth' by SEI-based scholar Alan...
