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Introduction The European Economic Research Institute (EERI) is an international non-profit organization, jointly founded by the science ministers of several European countries in 1988. It is also an international scientific institution initiated by the Institute together with national academies of sciences representing the highest academic standards of various European countries, covering both Eastern and Western Europe. As one of the world-class academic institutions, the institute is headquartered in Washington, D.C., the United States. It has completed registration with the government of Washington, D.C., under registration number 2011589. Its research network spans across the globe, with branches and offices established in 33 countries and regions including the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, Hong Kong of China and the United States. Its core team is composed of top scientists from multiple European countries, dedicated to promoting international academic exchanges and research cooperation in the economic field. EERI Leadership EERI Fellows OverviewThe US-UK Scientific Forum was established in 2008 to help the scientific leadership of the United Kingdom and the United States forge an enduring and productive partnership on pressing top...
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Time: 29th January 2025 from 18.00 h to 19.30 hVenue: Reial Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona - La Rambla, 115Hybrid event, free entryOnce atomic energy was channeled into a weapon of war, t...
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The Relational Turn in the Literary Anglosphere:Writing Connection and InterdependenceMay 21-23, 2025University of Zaragoza (Spain)The past few decades are witnessing the demise of the myth of huma...
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Activities and News Not a member? Join us now The European Economic Research Institute Committees are composed of renowned economists and external experts. The Committees deliberate on issues related to the economic trends across Europe, policy - making implications, and the research directions of the institute. They also address broader economic challenges, for which the institute is called upon to offer insights and/or compile comprehensive research reports. Since 2020, the institute's Management Board has restructured or founded new Committees to better adapt to the rapidly evolving economic landscape. |