Beyond the Annual Conference, EISS runs multi-year research programmes and hosts a regular calendar of network events — roundtables, seminars, and workshops — open to anyone working in European security studies.
A four-year COST Action that EISS launched together with a dozen institutions across Europe to address the fragmentation of the continent's intellectual and analytical base in security studies. Watch for policy workshops, summer schools, and conferences.
A residential summer school for PhD students and early-career researchers working at the intersection of security studies, strategic studies, and international relations.
A research programme on the use of coercive instruments (sanctions, threats, hybrid measures) in contemporary statecraft, gathering scholars and practitioners.
The European Summer Workshop on the Analysis of Military Operations and Strategy, a partnership programme bringing together advanced students of strategy.
A periodic expert survey on the global risks European security analysts consider most consequential for the EU, and the responses they recommend.
A conference co-organised with the Center for International Studies (CERI) at Sciences Po. The June 2024 edition, "Origins of War and Diplomacy", gathered scholars across palaeoanthropology, archaeology, primatology, linguistics and political science in Paris.
Online and hybrid events organised by EISS, the COST Action NetSec, and partner institutions. Free and open to anyone working in or alongside European security studies. No membership required.
When EISS, NetSec, or partner institutions publish events through indico.eiss-europa.com, they'll appear here automatically.
A record of recent members' events, the seminars and book talks proposed and hosted by the EISS community.
Online and hybrid events with guests from academia and the policy world on critical issues in international security. Scholars and partners propose a topic, assemble a panel, and EISS provides the platform.
Online and hybrid seminars organised by PhD students and early-career researchers to share their work and exchange ideas with the wider European security studies community.
Workshops tailored for PhD students and early-career researchers, covering the academic job market, publication strategy, navigating peer review, and turning a thesis into a book. Proposals welcome from both early-career and senior scholars.
We host roundtables, seminars, and workshops on a rolling basis. If you'd like to propose an event in one of the three formats above, get in touch. We'll work out the format and timing together.