Delighted to be back in Pittsburgh for another EUSA conference! Attending fascinating presentations, discovering new research areas, meeting old and new friends, and sharing and getting feedback about my work: What else could I have asked for my 3rd EUSA conference and my first time in Pittsburgh since my stay as a Summer Scholar last year?
During the conference, I presented two papers entitled "Ideas and Legitimation: The European Central Bank’s Discourse During the Eurozone and Covid-19 Crises" and "Institutional Ideas in Times of Crises: Tracing Legitimation in the Discourse of the European Commission During the Eurozone and Covid-19 Crises." I have also co-chaired, with Professeur Thomas Smith, a panel entitled "Ideas and Institutions". During the "Researching the European Union: The Barbara Sloan Document Collection at the University of Pittsburgh" research café, I presented and reflected on my experience as a Jean Monnet Summer Research Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh in June 2022. Ahead of the conference, I also took part in a seminar on publications organized by Professor Alasdair Young.
I was also happy to see two colleagues from Liège. More about this here.
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