European Elections
Educate. Empower. Vote.
Taking place from 6-9 June, the European elections are an opportunity for citizens of the European Union to elect their representatives as Members of the European Parliament (MEPs).
As a European university alliance, CIVICA is passionate about engaging our students, researchers, staff and civil society on EU matters. Our goal is to enhance active civic engagement and strengthen community identity among CIVICA members, both EU and non-EU nationals.
Over the next few months, our partner institutions have planned various events, activities and publications in the lead up to the European elections.
Check out what is available and get involved!
What to learn
Sciences Po has taken on the responsibility of helping citizens to understand the issues at stake in the European elections by providing analysis, conferences, debates, and meetings with the various French candidates.
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Read moreAccording to recent projections, the EU will go through a transition that we have witnessed in many Member States over the past decade: the shrinking of the political center and the rise of the political extremes says Catherine de Vries from Bocconi University.
Read moreWhat to read
On 30-31 May, the European University Institute (EUI) hosted the second annual edition of the CIVICA Political Behaviour and Institutions (PoBI) conference.
Read moreThe 14th edition of The State of the Union conference, hosted by the EUI, gathered distinguished scholars, policymakers, and world-renowned experts to discuss the most pressing issues facing the continent in the run-up to the European elections.
Read moreWe spoke to two students taking part in a Dual Master's degree from Sciences Po and Bocconi University about their experience taking part in the futurEU competition.
Read moreProfessor Artur Nowak-Far, Department of European Integration and Legal Studies, SGH Collegium of World Economy, writes about Poland's integration within the European Union.
Read moreEuropean Politics and Policy is a multidisciplinary academic blog run by LSE. The central aim is to increase public understanding of European politics and policy by providing accessible academic commentary and research.
Check it outSimon Hix, Stein Rokkan Chair in Comparative Politics at the EUI, discusses the findings of his recent study, published by the European Council of Foreign Relations, on the upcoming 2024 EU elections.
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