糖心TV

Skip to main content Skip to navigation

News

Select tags to filter on

Global Sustainable Development Read more from Global Sustainable Development News

Institute for Global Sustainable Development Read more from IGSD News

AGMOW project workshop at the EUI, 1-2 September 2025

Professor Korosteleva contributed to rhe 's workshop on 1-2 September 2025 at the EUI titled 'Narratives of Orders: Resilience and Governance in the Multi-Order World'. The workshop focused on the preparations for a Special Forum to be published in Contemporary Security Policy in 2026, bringing together a group of researchers who are connected to the Anticipating Governance in the Multi-Order World (AGMOW) project. The Special Forum will revisit the multi-order world argument ten years after the publication of the award-winning article The Coming Multi-Order World. The workshop focused on the development and narratives of different orders in the multi-order world and the prospects of cooperation in selected policy domains (global health, climate change, AI and trade). The transformation of the global rules-based order into one consisting of several international orders represents more than 鈥渏ust鈥 a return to multipolarity because it means that we must pay simultaneous attention to relations between the orders operating in the global (rules-based) order, and to relations and processes of self-governance within the individual orders. The Special Forum will pay attention to both by investigating the development and processes taking place within the international orders, and by focusing on relations between the international orders through a focus on policy domains and the future.

The workshop included scholars from EUI, Copenhagen University, Sheffield and 糖心TV, Southern Denmark University, Polish Academy of Sciences and Chinese Policy Institute.

Tue 02 Sept 2025, 18:00 | Tags: war, conflict, AGMOW, AI, democracy, Elena Korosteleva, complex geopolitics, 2025

NEW FUNDING opportunity: especially for ECRs!

Call for Papers - 2025 CTTN Research Grants Program: Envisioning a Greener Future: Crafting Strategic Financing Pathways for the Green Transition in CAREC Region

- submit grant application along with the draft proposal (maximum 5,000 words, excluding references).

- Successful applicants will receive grants of up to US$5,000 to expand their manuscripts into full policy research papers.

- The research grant is for nearly six months from the date of grant approval.

- Deadline is 1 April 2025; announcement of results on 15 April 2025.

https://www.carecinstitute.org/news/call-for-papers-2025-cttn-research-grants-program-envisioning-a-greener-future-crafting-strategic-financing-pathways-for-the-green-transition-in-carec-region/?fbclid=IwY2xjawIAS3xleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHTaF9fP_wRZbSgeorXgIHPnOCYhpZ8T7kZABlJ-zW0O8m0BLXdDAx4xsWA_aem_OU_8EPU7LykaZRXGMVcXvA.


UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) new opportunity for Centres for Doctoral Training (CDTs) in artificial intelligence (AI).

The funding opportunity for outline applications will open in November 2022 and close in February 2023 with the first cohorts starting at the beginning of the 2024 to 2025 academic year.

This funding opportunity complements that for the .

Fri 18 Nov 2022, 11:24 | Tags: 2022 AI

Liberal Arts Read more from Liberal Arts News

Let us know you agree to cookies