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What living with a German, a Norwegian and a Hungarian taught me about Europe: a SWOT analysis of the EU
Photo credits: Jane Barlow | PA Images via Getty Images My name is Margherita Elisia Ventriglia, I currently live in Ithaca, New York, a town best known for hosting Cornell University. I share a house with three fellow CEMS students: a German, a Norwegian, and a Hungarian. Seemed to me the best setting to reflect on how we each perceive the role of the European Union in international relations. To spark the conversation, I asked them to do what management students do best: a
Margherita Elisia Ventriglia
Sep 8, 20254 min read
The European Approach to International Security: Counterterrorism and Digital Threats
Article written in collaboration with European Careers Association Maastricht Authors: Emma Guastone (EG) & Federico Fo (ECA Maastricht) In recent years, the world has witnessed a considerable increase in international tensions, becoming extremely dangerous from this point of view. In this regard, acts of terrorism have become a standardized tool to increase international instability. Thus, obliging countries to look for new solutions to support counterterrorism operations.
Emma Guastone and Federico Fo (ECA Maastricht)
Jul 1, 20256 min read
What great thinkers can teach us about European roots
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?, Paul Gaugin, 1897 “The security architecture that we relied on can no longer be...
Eloisa Versaci
Apr 11, 20256 min read
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