“Small States in the Economic and Monetary Union”
Vienna Research Session on European Integration organised by Magnus Schoeller and Gerda Falkner, 12/2018, forthcoming as a journal special issue, with internationally renowned scholars.
- Michele Chang, Professor, College of Europe, Bruges
- Thomas Gruber, Deputy Head of Division, Austrian National Bank
- Erik Jones, Professor, Director of European and Eurasian Studies, Johns Hopkins University
- Zdenek Kudrna, Postdoctoral researcher, University of Salzburg
- Georgios Maris, Postdoctoral researcher, University of Athens
- Yoav Raskin, PhD student, Tel Aviv University
- Eyal Rubinson, Postdoctoral researcher, Truman Institute, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- Tal Sadeh, Senior lecturer, Tel Aviv University
- Joachim Schild, Professor, Trier University
- Amy Verdun, Professor, University of Victoria, Leiden University
- Ramūnas Vilpišauskas, Professor, Director of the Institute of International Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University
The “Vienna Research Sessions” bring together groups of out-standing international scholars to collectively work on a specific research question for two or more consecutive days. These meetings may happen once or more times per issue, the second and third meetings sometimes being on the occasion of an international conference and abroad. These formats produce books, so far with Oxford University Press and Routledge, or journal special issues.
Publications
Schoeller, Magnus and Falkner, Gerda: Germany, the "New Hanseatic League" and the Role of Smaller States in the Economic and Monetary Union, Special Issue of German Politics, forthcoming 2022.
Schoeller, Magnus and Falkner, Gerda: “Acting in the Shadow of German Hegemony? The Role of Small States in the Economic and Monetary Union (Introduction to the Special Issue)“, German Politics (online first, December 2021), DOI: 10.1080/09644008.2021.2005028.
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