During the last meeting of the Local Organising Committee it has been decided to postpone the conference to a later
date, most likely during the autumn. The specific days will be decided after the lift of the traveling bans.
Regarding the registration, a new deadline for online registration and submission of abstracts will be posted
shortly. There is no need for a resubmission from the authors who already received the confirmation of acceptance.
We will provide news about the conference as soon as possible.
Stay safe and healthy, we are looking forward to seeing you in Iasi,
EURINT team
CALL FOR PAPERS
What can you expect?
The Centre for European Studies within Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi organizes the eighth EURINT edition,
May 14-16 May, 2020. The event is part of the EURINT conference series which was successfully launched in
2013 in the frame of the Jean Monnet Life Long Learning Programme. Since 2013, the EURINT conference
series has established itself as a visible academic event in the field of European Studies and in this regard we
aim at developing it into a traditional conference series.
What about the topic?
EURINT 2020 will have a strong academic interdisciplinary character (political, economic, social, etc.) when
assessing the EU’s policies in the region (such as, the European Neighbourhood Policy and the Eastern
Partnership) and, more specifically, the impact of the neighbourhood instruments (i.e. the European
Neighbouring Instrument, Cross-Border-Cooperation, Euroregions, bilateral state partnerships, etc.).
Who will take part in our academic event?
During the two-day conference, an exciting academic programme, featuring renowned international experts and keynote
lectures, will be offered to our participants: PhD candidates, post-doc fellows, researchers, civil society activists, NGO
representatives, consultants, policy advocates and many more: Bjørn Terje Asheim (Professor of economic geography and
innovation theory at the Business School/the Centre of Innovation Research, University of Stavanger, Norway); Andrea
Antonio Caragliu (Executive Director, Regional Science Association InternationalAssociate Professor of Regional and Urban
EconomicsPolitecnico di Milano); Cezar GROZAVU (Director Biroului Regional de Cooperare Transfrontalieră Suceava);
Juan Carlos Martin (Full Professor Applied Economics, Institute of Tourism and Sustainable Economic Development,
Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain); Gilles ROUET (Professeur des universités, Directeur de l'ISM-IAE de
Versailles St-Quentin-en-YvelinesChaire Jean Monnet ad personam); Sebastian Schäffer (Managing Director Secretary
General DRC, Institute for the Danube Region and Central Europe); Mihai Razvan Ungureanu (Ph.D. hab.,
Ph.D.h.c,Diplomatische Akademie, Wien, Oesterreich)
Publication: The presented papers will be published either in CES Working Papers or in the Conference
Proceedings (read more)
During the last meeting of the Local Organising Committee it has been
decided to postpone the conference to a later date, most likely during
the autumn. The specific days will be decided after the lift of the
traveling bans.
Regarding the registration, a new deadline for online registration and
submission of abstracts will be posted shortly. There is no need for a
resubmission from the authors who already received the confirmation
of acceptance. We will provide news about the conference as soon as
possible.
Stay safe and healthy, we are looking forward to seeing you in Iasi,
EURINT team
CALL FOR PAPERS
What can you expect?
The Centre for European Studies within Alexandru Ioan Cuza
University of Iasi organizes the eighth EURINT edition, May 14-16
May, 2020. The event is part of the EURINT conference series
which was successfully launched in 2013 in the frame of the Jean
Monnet Life Long Learning Programme. Since 2013, the EURINT
conference series has established itself as a visible academic
event in the field of European Studies and in this regard we aim at
developing it into a traditional conference series.
What about the topic?
EURINT 2020 will have a strong academic interdisciplinary character
(political, economic, social, etc.) when assessing the EU’s policies
in the region (such as, the European Neighbourhood Policy and
the Eastern Partnership) and, more specifically, the impact of the
neighbourhood instruments (i.e. the European Neighbouring
Instrument, Cross-Border-Cooperation, Euroregions, bilateral state
partnerships, etc.).
Who will take part in our academic event?
During the two-day conference, an exciting academic programme, featuring
renowned international experts and keynote lectures, will be offered to our
participants: PhD candidates, post-doc fellows, researchers, civil society
activists, NGO representatives, consultants, policy advocates and many
more: Bjørn Terje Asheim (Professor of economic geography and
innovation theory at the Business School/the Centre of Innovation
Research, University of Stavanger, Norway); Andrea Antonio Caragliu
(Executive Director, Regional Science Association InternationalAssociate
Professor of Regional and Urban EconomicsPolitecnico di Milano); Cezar
GROZAVU (Director Biroului Regional de Cooperare Transfrontalieră
Suceava); Juan Carlos Martin (Full Professor Applied Economics, Institute
of Tourism and Sustainable Economic Development, Universidad de Las
Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain); Gilles ROUET (Professeur des
universités, Directeur de l'ISM-IAE de Versailles St-Quentin-en-
YvelinesChaire Jean Monnet ad personam); Sebastian Schäffer (Managing
Director Secretary General DRC, Institute for the Danube Region and
Central Europe); Mihai Razvan Ungureanu (Ph.D. hab.,
Ph.D.h.c,Diplomatische Akademie, Wien, Oesterreich)
Publication: The presented papers will be published either in CES
Working Papers or in the Conference Proceedings (read more)
