16th April 1985: 1st day at the EGEE1 congress: a week during which more than 300 European students met female and male politicians at seminars and receptions, partied in Paris and without knowing it became the founders of one of ...

From the birth of an association to its first congress, especially one comparable in size to EGEE 1, there is often a fairly long time that elapses. EGEE breaks with this “natural law”. Its first congress will coincide with its ...

Under the aegis of Franck Biancheri, the first “Etats généraux des étudiants de l’Europe”, EGEE I, was held in Paris from 16 to 22 April 1985, 35 years ago! A founding event for one of the most important trans-European interdisciplinary ...

Political anticipation is LEAP’s method of “rationalisation of the future”.[1] In fact, it is very close to the “historical method” [2] in the sense that it is accessible to all and aids the social actor in adapting to the complex ...

Online Debate : What will post-COVID-19 Europe look like? LEAP2040 – 5 April 2020 Around 1000 people viewed the first “New European Perspectives” live streamed debate on “post-Covid Europe challenges” organised by Movimiento Roosevelt, LEAP and #CitizensRoute on Thursday, April ...

   Invitation – Live Stream Debat: on Thursday, 2 April 2020 at 4.00 pm Movimento Roosevelt is lauching its first debates on the post-Covid-19 Europe Follow here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_fx0KmryDw What will post-COVID-19 Europe look like? Take advantage of the offered by ...

Dear friends, In this difficult period of illness and confinement our thoughts are with you. We hope that you are all doing as well as possible, and that the coronavirus has not affected you, your families, your friends, too severely. ...

It’s the assertion that the world after the crisis, globalized but fragmented between rival blocs, interconnected, densly populated, subject to growing dangers coming into focus, climate risks, health risks, etc…, cannot be managed like the world was in previous centuries. ...

Free excerpt: What will post-COVID-19 Europe look like? Reduced mobility,[1] the tourism crisis,[2] the green economy,[3] dematerialisation of the economy,[4] Euroland,[5] digitalisation of central bank currencies,[6] a radical reform of the international financial system, disruption of the European banking system,[7] ...

Together with Simone Veil … In a publication dated 12 March 2020, Ces villes françaises tournées vers l’Europe, the website Toute l’Europe, the reference site on European issues in France, presents an overview of French municipalities that are “a little ...