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Localizing the Next Generation EU: The Role of Cities in the Recovery Process

CIDOB’s Global Cities Programme and Eurocities, with the support of Barcelona City Council, have joined forces through a multi-year project that aims to bolster the empowerment of cities in the EU green and digital recovery process. This international seminar in Barcelona will bring together policymakers and the experts in charge of the country-specific briefings analyzing the involvement of cities in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs).

CIDOB Barcelona Centre for International Affairs

Global geopolitics and security

Migrations

Global cities and metropolises

Sustainable development

Europe

The greater Mediterranean

Latin America and the Atlantic space

Asia-Pacific and Sub-Saharan Africa

BRIDGES

SHAPEDEM-EU

REGROUP

Whole-COMM

JOINT

ADMIGOV

CASCADES

Jean Monnet Atlantic Network 2.0

Biografías Líderes Políticos (Only in spanish)

Localizing the Next Generation EU: The Role of Cities in the Recovery Process

Localizing the Next Generation EU: The Role of Cities in the Recovery Process

“The Geopolitics of Re-Globalisation” Presentation of CIDOB International Yearbook 2022

Crisis globales, respuestas europeas. Una conversación con Josep Borrell

Webcast “Australia, Corea y Japón: conciliando estrategias entre China y EE.UU.”

CIDOB Global Cities Dialogues “The Green, the Digital and the Social Transitions: Towards a New Eco-Social Pact”

Immobile, stranded and excluded: the effects of COVID-19 on the international asylum system

Invisible or ignored? COVID-19 and Venezuelan asylum seekers in Peru

Immobilised flight in Tijuana: Mexican women forcibly displaced to the United States

The dual logic of European externalisation: protection and deportation in Morocco

Permanently locked down: the impact of COVID-19 on the Palestinian refugee population

The European asylum regime’s pre-pandemic coercive trajectory is consolidated

The European reception system and its conditions in times of COVID-19: gatopardism and the placebo effect

Refugees in containment: patterns of (im)mobility and the right of asylum at the southern border

The irruption of COVID-19 in the Spanish asylum system: Almería as a case study

Can asylum exist without refugees? The limits of asylum and how to limit those who limit the right to asylum

Out of hiding into sight

Migration and climate change: complex debates and taking stances

Women porters in Ceuta: the border as resource, stigma and cage

An analysis of COVID-19 beyond health concerns