Constitutional Law & Politics | Senior Researcher: @EuracFederalism | Author: https://xitter.cf/t.co/uhruJ0rXCz | Expert Group Member: @COECongress
Bolzano, Trentino-South Tyrol
Joined June 2018
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Karl Koessler retweeted
Federico Fabbrini @DCU enlightened us today with his presentation "EU Fiscal Capacity: Legal integration after Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine". A pleasure to host you at @EuracFederalism and discuss on EU integration, fiscal issues and future challenges.
Karl Koessler retweeted
📸 Some impressions from our project's final conference last week in Vienna: youtu.be/CqDzdaDc1FQ.
👏A big thank you to @KDZ_Austria for putting this together!
Karl Koessler retweeted
📽️ Live from our LoGov Final Conference in Vienna: Roundtable discussion on "how can the urban-rural interplay contribute to sustainable development". Join us here!: youtube.com/live/MNdPOfGw7Rg
Karl Koessler retweeted
Our @KarlKoessler, @Francisco_RC , @thmorandell, Elisabeth #Alber and Chiara Salati contributed as speakers and moderators to the final conference of the @LoGov_RISE project that we coordinated over the last 6 years. Thank you for your relentless support - this was a team effort!
Our final conference was a wonderful occasion to reconnect within our LoGov family and to make new contacts with scholars and practitioners beyond our network. A big thanks to @KDZ_Austria for hosting us in Vienna and to everyone who contributed to this special event!
Karl Koessler retweeted
Our final conference was a wonderful occasion to reconnect within our LoGov family and to make new contacts with scholars and practitioners beyond our network. A big thanks to @KDZ_Austria for hosting us in Vienna and to everyone who contributed to this special event!
Karl Koessler retweeted
🚀 The two-day final conference of @LoGov_RISE - Local Government and the Changing Urban-Rural Interplay starts today in Vienna! 🌍
Launched in 2019, the LoGov project aims to tackle the challenges of urbanisation and rural-urban migration. These shifts are putting pressure /1
Karl Koessler retweeted
🌍Special get-together today with our long-time partners Asha Sarangi, Lucas González @UNSAM_EPyG, and Nico Steytler @UWC_DOI to discuss about federal coalitions and subnational democracy in India, Argentina, and South Africa. Thanks for sharing your rich insights!
Karl Koessler retweeted
🌍✨ Applications are now open for the 2025 Winter School on Federalism & Separation of Powers! Delve into legal & political structures, explore case studies from around the world, and discuss key policy fields. Apply by October 13, 23:59 CEST. 📚
🔗winterschool.eurac.edu/
Karl Koessler retweeted
🔖In our latest #DiGoP, Andrea Carlà and Johanna Mitterhofer (@EuracMinorities) look at South Tyrol's migration, integration, and asylum policies from 1998-2021, and analyze the evolution, and governance conflicts at the sub-state level.
eurac.edu/doi/10-57749-pkye-…
Karl Koessler retweeted
🇮🇹Honored that I had the opportunity to present Elisabeth #Alber’s and my research on “Democratic #Backsliding in Italy: an analysis of political, electoral, media, and judicial systems” at the @SOS4democracyEU conference hosted by @Giur_Roma_Tre.
And well… Quid melius Roma! 🥰
This week, as part of our SoS4Democracy project, we are organizing an international conference entitled "Democratic backsliding in the era of permanent crises"
#sos4democracy #horizoneu
Karl Koessler retweeted
🇪🇸Our team @EuracFederalism, represented by @franzpalermo, head of our institute, and the senior researchers @FedericaCittad1 and @Francisco_RC also checked in at the @ICON__S annual conference in Madrid.
#iconsmadrid @IconsItalia
A conversation, allegedly involving Gunnar Myrdal, on senior/junior people in #academia: “Gunnar, you should be more respectful to your elders, because it is we who will determine your promotion," and he replied, "Yes, but it is we who will write your obituaries."
Karl Koessler retweeted
🌎Some time ago, we, as a research institute that works comparatively, set ourselves the goal🎯 of becoming even more #international and thus more #diverse.
In doing so, we have not only expanded our research focus geographically🗺️ and strengthened our contacts worldwide.
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Karl Koessler retweeted
🪙This morning, our guest researcher @EdGarethPoole (@WalesGovernance) gave us some insight into his research on whether nation-building trumps tax innovation in the use of fiscal powers by autonomist regions.
Thanks for all your rich input, Ed!
Karl Koessler retweeted
🇵🇷This morning, Prof. Jaime #Lluch has shared his reflections on "Puerto Rico: Autonomism, Federalism, Colonialism, and/or Stateless Nation?".
Thanks for joining us at @EuracFederalism and for answering all our questions, Jaime!
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🌟Our #FederalScholarinResidence program is calling for scholars to join us for up to three weeks at
@EuracFederalism in Bolzano/Bozen. Applications until 1 July, welcoming unpublished papers in English, German, Italian, French, and Spanish. eurac.edu/en/institutes-cent…
Karl Koessler retweeted
A new blog post for @Verfassungsblog on why ideas and institutions of federalism are in flux in India today 👇
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Important intervention once again from @andymukherjee70: South India, the more progressive and successful part of the country is drifting away from the poverty-ridden north and its majoritarian leader.
bloomberg.com/opinion/featur…
Some of the data points here are truly shocking.
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A humble contribution to the general confusion at @EuracFederalism
Milei's first 100 days.
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Karl Koessler retweeted
Great opportunity for all scholars working on #federalism.
Great research environment, nice group of people, beautiful surroundings.
Would apply again if i could ;)
Don't miss out and apply!
🌟Our #FederalScholarinResidence program is calling for scholars to join us for up to three weeks at @EURAC Research in Bolzano/Bozen.
Applications are possible until 1 July, welcoming unpublished papers in English, German, Italian, French, and Spanish
