Policy Memos | ECSA-C

ECSA-C POLICY MEMOS

This policy memo series was produced in the course of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Program Support for Associations project

“Building capacity for Canada’s European Studies community: the European Community Studies Association Canada (ECSA-C)

as a research and outreach hub” (ECSA-Cn).

Young ECSA-C scholars from Canada and Europe were invited to come up with policy advise in their respective fields of research in close collaboration with the five ECSA-C research groups and their leads:

- Democracy/ Oliver Schmidtke;

- Environment, Climate Change and Energy/ Joan Debardeleben;

- Foreign Policy and Security/ Frédéric Mérand;

- Migration/ Ruben Zaiotti;

- Political Economy/ Kurt Hübner

as well as the initiative Europe Canada Network (EUCAnet.org), coordinated by Beate Schmidtke.

The policy memo series is designed to contribute to the public debate on core challenges in public policy making with a particular emphasis on comparative, transatlantic perspectives. It is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Program of the European Union.

Research Group: Democracy

POLICY MEMO

Pipelines, Protest and Pluralism

Keith Cherry, University of Victoria

POLICY MEMO

The Death of Diplomacy?

Opportunities for EU Democracies in a Foreign Service Crisis

Laurence Claussen, University of British Columbia

Research Group: Environment, Climate Change and Energy

POLICY MEMO

Energy policy in the European Union: Sovereignty, Interdependence,

and the implications of Nordstream II in a multi-polar world.