Congratulations to Marley Jacobson (SPIA '22), winner of the 2022 EU Program Best Senior Thesis Award for her thesis "Sharing the stage: A comparative analysis of the far-right in Eastern and Western Europe" (advised by Rafaela Dancygier)!
In order to be considered for the EU Program Best Senior Thesis Award, a senior thesis must deal with European integration, have both grades from the two readers be in the “A range” (A-/A/A+), and be nominated by its department and/or adviser. Departments can nominate several theses that qualify. The…
Congratulations to Zoe Kassinis (SPIA '21), winner of the 2021 EU Program Best Senior Thesis Award for her thesis "Locked out of lockdown: An analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on asylum policies in Europe" (advised by Sophie Meunier)!
In order to be considered for the EU Program Best Senior Thesis Award, a senior thesis must deal with European integration, have both grades from the two readers be in the “A range” (A-/A/A+), and be nominated by its department and/or adviser. Departments can nominate several theses that qualify. The…
Congratulations to EU Program alum and 2020 Best Senior Thesis Award winner Justinas Mickus '20 for his first published academic article !
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The EU Program at Princeton is running a speaker series of virtual talks on EU responses to the Covid-19 crisis in Fall 2020. More information on signing up for the talks will follow. They will take place as usual on Wednesdays between 12:15pm and 1:15pm.