Research at the BSoG
The BSoG brings together scholars from several fields: political science, international affairs, law, communications, and business and economics. Our interdisciplinary research focuses on some of the most urgent governance challenges confronting policy makers in Europe as well as elsewhere in the world in years to come. We publish our findings in leading international journals, organise and contribute to academic and policy conferences, and are regularly asked for our expertise by national governments, European institutions and other international organisations.
Researchers
The true strength of BSoG research lies in the skills and expertise of each of our people. Below you can discover our research potential.
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The Brussels School of Governance is involved in a multitude of projects mainly funded or endorsed by the European institutions, national, regional and local authorities, as well as private organisations.
The creation of a dataset on coercive EU mobility rules
Step-Chem
Japan's Foreign and Security Policy
Research activity
Putin' the Past to Work: The Strategic Use of Historical Narratives in Russia's Policy Discourse, 2000-2020
The global implications of the Ukraine war: views from Europe and Asia
Data Sovereignty Seminar #3: Resisting Data Colonialism: The Benefits and Limits of Data Sovereignty
Bringing parity back: (great) power transition and the changing character of warfare
Ideational legacies and the politics of migration in European minority regions: Lecture by Christine Zuber
