... as well as Fabio Franchino & Camilla Mariotto "Balancing Pressures" on European economic governance www.cambridge.org/core/books/b...

Reviewed together with the excellent books by @rsenninger.bsky.social @annebind.bsky.social
@sorenserritzlew.bsky.social and colleagues "Policy Preparation Inside the European Commission" global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Lots of interesting things to chew on, e.g., comparison of EU Peace Facility (Africa: APF and Ukraine: EPF) that reminded me on this literature on the politics of public policy instruments. Switching from one to the other entails different dynamics.

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1...

... "Manufacturing batteries, solar panels, and EVs demands scale, cheap capital, and long time horizons—things Europe once understood, before it outsourced them to people who think like the bond market. Their very union was, in fact, designed initially py French 5 year planners like Jean Monnet."

Happy to answer questions by email or DM, looking forward to applications!

More details: jobs.unige.ch/www/wd_porta...

- Start date: 1st February 2026
- You will be assistant on a BA course in EU politics
- Thesis should be finished by 2030
- No need to know French, but you should be willing to learn later
- Competitive salary
- Great teams, nice environment (also, mountains! lakes!)
- Deadline: November 23

⚒️ 🚢 🌊 Part of the Special Issue: Rebuilding the ship at sea: crisis politics and EU polity formation; Guest Editors: @katealexandershaw.bsky.social,
Kate Alexander Shaw, Marcello Natili, @nenaoana.bsky.social, Waltraud Schelkle & @ztruchlewski.bsky.social

Grazie mille!

This sounds very interesting, any chance one can attend online?

My most sincere congrats, Mihail. So well-deserved, wishing you lots of success!