
China and Europe – A Glance at Different Approaches to Inclusive Education (June 2017)
When discussing disability rights it is imperative to tackle areas in which substantial advancements can be made. The discussion of
When discussing disability rights it is imperative to tackle areas in which substantial advancements can be made. The discussion of
On March 13 2017 EIAS, in cooperation with the Embassy of Mongolia, had the pleasure to host a roundtable talk
Over the past months, discussions on China’s Market Economy Status (MES) have hijacked the debates on EU-China trade relations in
This paper seeks to examine the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy for Central Asia, utilizing a combination of primary
[upside_button class=”kopa-button navy-button small-button kopa-button-icon” link=”https://www.eias.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Briefing-Paper-NGG-2.pdf” target=””]Download Paper[/upside_button] On 11 May 2016, EIAS Associate Researcher Sebastiano Mori presented his latest
In light of the migration and asylum seekers related challenges faced by European Policy makers, EIAS, utilising its reservoir of
[upside_button class=”kopa-button navy-button small-button kopa-button-icon” link=”https://www.eias.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/20160329-Speech-access-of-seniors-to-digital-market.pdf” target=””]Download Speech[/upside_button] On 30 March 2016, Senior Associate Mr Frederic Carlier delivered a speech
The European Institute for Asian Studies is pleased to announce the launch of its new website. In conjunction with our recently
On 7 March 2016, senior associate Theresa Fallon was interviewed by CCTV News on the refugee crisis and Europe’s response