Latin American Center of European Studies

The organizing committee of the “Il Monograph Contest For Young Latin American Researchers – Jean Monnet Award”, an initiative of the Jean Monnet Network project “Building RIghts and Developing KnowledGE between the European Union and Latin-America – BRIDGE Project”, co-funded by the Union’s Erasmus+ Program European Union, and the Latin American Center for European Studies is honored to publish the full version of the monograph that received the honorable mention of the Il Monograph Contest at the Observatory on European Studies.

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The monograph is authored by Ana Victória Klovrza Diogo, Master's student in International Relations at the Federal University of Uberlândia, with the monograph AS HABITANTES DA FRONTEIRA: AS DEFICIÊNCIAS DAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE ACOLHIMENTO A REFUGIADOS NA UNIÃO EUROPEIA E SEUS IMPACTOS PARA MULHERES REFUGIADAS. 

Part of his monograph was also published in the form of a scientific article in the 4th edition of the “Latin American Journal of European Studies”.

To access the article, click here.

Por Sandra Cecilia Negro, Universidad de Buenos Aires

El día 16 de octubre de 2022 se celebró el Día Mundial de la Alimentación pero no hubo lugar para festejos pues la inseguridad alimentaria se agravó y no se vislumbran soluciones satisfactorias y duraderas, a pesar de las ayudas y las iniciativas regionales e internacionales.

Las cifras son alarmantes: según datos publicados por el Programa Mundial de Alimentos de la ONU, en los primeros meses de 2022, el número de personas que padecen hambre se elevó de 282 millones a 345 millones.[...]

The organizing committee of the “II Monograph Contest For Young Latin American Researchers – Jean Monnet Award”, an initiative of the Jean Monnet Network project “Building RIghts and Developing KnowledGE between the European Union and Latin-America – BRIDGE Project”, co-funded by the Union’s Erasmus+ Program European Union, and the Latin American Center for European Studies is honored to publish the full version of the winning monograph of the II Monograph Contest at the Observatory on European Studies.

To access the full version, click here.

The monograph is authored by Sofia Frischenbruder Sulzbach, an undergraduate student in Law at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul and is entitled DIREITO E POLÍTICAS RELACIONADAS A OBRAS GERADAS POR INTELIGÊNCIA ARTIFICIAL NO BRASIL E NA UNIÃO EUROPEIA.

Sofia received the prize of 1,000.00 Euros for having been the best classified among the candidates, and part of his work was also published in the form of a scientific article in the 4th edition of the “Latin American Journal of European Studies”.

To access the article, click here.