Welcome to the YJEA Blog!
Welcome to the blog of the Young Journal of European Affairs! Here you can find articles on how to improve your scientific […]
An insight into development cooperation for sustainable development with Dr Inge Baumgarten (GIZ)
YJEA: Hello Dr Baumgarten, it’s very nice to have you! I would like to introduce you shortly to our readers before going […]
From the BRI to the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment: Catching Up to the Global Investment Gap
By: Angelo Krüger On 26. June 2022, the world’s most advanced economies – the G7 – announced a $600 bn. infrastructure investment initiative […]
International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace – Interview with Dr Kathryn Lavelle
24th April 2022 marks the 3rd International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace. We had the chance to talk to Dr […]
#shorts: What does IR have to say about the war in Ukraine? (with Prof Karen E. Smith)
#shorts is an attempt to get researchers’ perspectives on current pressing issues in EU Politics when there is short notice and little […]
Barely addressed but highly important: Migration Camps
Guest Author: Paulina Matt Paulina Matt studies International Relations at the Central European University with a focus on International Political Economy, Development […]
The most fundamental rights: Queer refugees in the European Asylum System
Author: Alina Mehrens It’s the end of the pride month. So, as we watch the rainbows being taken down from corporate […]
Making Papers Publishable – The Role of Research Designs
A little while ago, we spoke to Dr Nele Kortendiek about her work, how she approaches research designs and what students should […]
Is the European Court of Human Rights going too far in expanding the scope of certain rights under the Convention?
Guest author: Margarida Luciano Martins Introduction In this short paper I intend, to the best of my legal and research abilities, […]
You are not there for the research design, the research design is there for you.
Moving on in the research process, we talked to Nele Kortendiek from the Zeppelin University about research design and methods. In this […]
Women Protesters in Belarus and Poland – the key to change?
Guest Author: Lara Brett Lara Brett is a MA student in Contemporary European Studies at the University of Bath. 2020 was […]