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Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) approaches are gaining attention as part of efforts to achieve climate neutrality. However, their development raises important questions concerning marine environmental protection, scientific uncertainty, legal frameworks, and social acceptance. Establishing the conditions under which these approaches can be responsibly researched, tested, and potentially scaled up is therefore becoming increasingly important.
The project analyses how expert knowledge on migrant integration is used, ignored or reduced to symbolic reference in Polish integration policymaking at a critical turning point. Following the Russian
Fellow CASE prof. Marek Dąbrowski writes how Ukraine is suffering a more effective Russian bombardment than previously and multiple economic difficulties; and its allies must offer more support. Uk
“From Collective Accommodation to Independent Living? An Analysis of Cash for Rent Programmes in Poland and Lessons for Programme Recommendations”
At the 15th Conference of the Committee for Migration Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Jan Bazyli Klakla presented the paper “Contested Polish-German Cooperation in Migration Governance,” c
On 13 September, BRICS members adopted the New Delhi Declaration, which, among many other points, reaffirms their commitment to sustainable economic development and places the New Development Bank (ND
We are delighted to invite you to the 16th CASE Studies seminar, this time focusing on marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) — technologies and approaches that use the seas and oceans to remove CO₂ fro
On 17 September, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presented the main principles of the EU KIDS Act – a proposal addressing digital safety and the rules governing children’s use of th
The study requested by the INTA Committee of the European Parliament examines how third countries use economic interdependencies to influence the European Union, its Member States and EU-linked firms.
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