The next Marymount Talks organised by the Marymount International School in Rome features our director Sébastien Maillard.
He is invited to address the fate of the European Union project facing internal and external threats. In particular, he will focus on the implications of Brexit, the relationship between Italy and the EU and the changing relationship between the USA, Russia and Europe.
To book a seat, write to mmitalks@marymountrome.com
He is invited to address the fate of the European Union project facing internal and external threats. In particular, he will focus on the implications of Brexit, the relationship between Italy and the EU and the changing relationship between the USA, Russia and Europe.
To book a seat, write to mmitalks@marymountrome.com
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After Brexit, euro-denominated derivatives transactions should leave the City

Les ressorts de l’indépendantisme écossais

Using the “Barnier Method”
to deal with China

Brexit: Breaking the laws of gravity?

Framing the state aid debate for the post-covid era the Brexit challenge

The new political economy of Brexit

Is Brexit a game changer for EU external differentiated integration?

Brexit and External Differentiation in Single Market Access

Brexit : the worst is yet to come!

Brexit has not won over european opinions, quite the contrary

Will Brexit turn the European Parliament upside-down ?

Trade war :
bad timing for Brexit ‘take back control’

Brexiteers success, Brexit failures

Leçon de démocratie à Bruxelles

‘No deal’ Brexit and the EU budget:
beware the risk for EU unity

The Seven qualities of a European Commission

European elections: promoting a coalition agreement between four political families

European Elections: Quest For Unity In The Diversity Of Winners

European Leadership

Brexit: the Knowns Amongst the Unknowns. For the UK, the EU and Third Countries, notably South Korea

Budget européen, retrouver le sens du long terme

Les mots de la campagne : Europe(s) ?

L’Europe de l’énergie existe : le citoyen l’a rencontrée

Climate Change: at the Heart of a New European Political Balance

Just energy transition: a reality test in Europe’s coal regions

The European Parliament, Another Parliament

Relever le défi énergétique et climatique en Europe : les propositions de 5 think tanks

Les mots de la campagne : Protection

Electric vehicles, european mobility and industrial leadership at stake

The “Article 7” proceedings against Poland and Hungary: what concrete effects ?

The battle for Europe’s future: political cleavages and the balance of power ahead of the European Parliament elections

Les mots de la campagne : la Souveraineté

Un Parlement ne peut pas en cacher un autre

Check Against Delivery: “Brexit, Ireland and europe at 27”

Les mots de la campagne: le progressisme

The proposals of the main European political families on the major themes of the European election campaign

Appartenance assumée, adhésion réservée : évolution des opinions publiques sur l’Union européenne – de la crise à nos jours

Le troisième acte de l’histoire européenne

The campaign for the European elections: themes and divides

Les mots de la campagne : le nationalisme

Should there be another Brexit-referendum? Risks and opportunities

Between amputation and strengthening: what Brexit?

The words of the electoral campaign: populism

2019, année pour « Nous, Européens »

Negotiating the next Multi-Annual Financial Framework in an electoral year: which consequences?

Spitzenkandidaten: infography

What impact would a No Deal Brexit have on European Parliament elections?

European Parliament 2019: the Parliament and Europe to Come

Expectations and feelings, the state of public opinion before the European elections

A Guide to Brexit and Data Flows

Brexit: potential scenarios amid turbulent waters

Who Will Cope with the Post-Brexit Resentment?

Transition: the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Brexit Galaxy

Ireland on the rocky road to Brexit

Understanding the “Brexit Divorce Bill”

The possible impact of Brexit on the EU budget and CAP funding

Brexit and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice

Enrico Letta about the main issues of the June 2017 EU Council

French and Europeans: Stronger Together!

Future of the Capital Markets Union after Brexit

Brexit: Negotiation Phases and Scenarios of a Drama in Three Acts

Brexit and the EU budget: threat or opportunity?

EU external action and Brexit: relaunch and reconnect

For an ambitious Europe

The revival of the EU at 27

France’s European vision

The Political Future of the European Union

The Political Future of the European Union by Manuel Valls

The Political Future of the European Union by Jean-Claude Juncker

Brexit: between British Europhobia and continental Euroscepticisms

Repair and Prepare: Growth and the Euro after Brexit

Stronger together – even at 27!

Joschka Fischer – “Europe after the British referendum”

“Brexit”: a British drama, a challenge for the EU

Managing a successful UK-EU divorce, arousing the desire for Union

The EU-UK Agreement: much ado about (almost) nothing?

“Shared sovereignty for monitoring borders already shared”

Cameron: taking a gamble on Europe

Britain and Europe: Anatomy of a speech

Britain and Europe – The last rites?

Fog in Westminster. Europe cut off

The intellectual debate in Britain on the European Union

Leading from behind: Britain and the European Constitutional Treaty

Britain in the New European Agenda

The best laid plans: Britain’s Presidency of the Council of European Union

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Départ de Boris Johnson : une occasion pour Londres de renouer avec son destin européen ?

Brussels hopeful yet wary on UK ties after Johnson exit

EU gave up on Boris Johnson but expects more of same from successor
