Annual Report 2015 WELCOME MESSAGE Message from the President and the Director

Welcome to IBEI,

The Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals (IBEI) is a high-quality international studies inter-university institute, created in 2004 as a joint initiative between five public universities in the Barcelona metropolitan area to promote postgraduate training and research. IBEI has over 25 faculty members with doctorates from major North American and European universities, and many have distinguished profiles in the fields of international relations, international political economy, and comparative politics. IBEI has consolidated itself, both in Spain and abroad, as a leading graduate school and research institute.

Our Master’s programmes are among the strongest in Southern Europe. This year graduated our eleventh cohort in the Masters of International Relations (the program started in 2004/5), and together with the students of the Master’s in International Security and Narcís Serra, the Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Public Policy, and IBEI researchers, teaching staff and administrative staff, our institute constitute IBEI President. a community of about 200 people, where multiple and intricate conversations flow continuously, and shared discourses and mutual understanding are constructed in classrooms, halls and seminar rooms. Our new spaces in the UPF Ciutadella Campus definitively allow IBEI further possibilities for this, and progressively will allow IBEI voices to resonate internationally.

Crucial pillars of IBEI’s teaching philosophy are small classes and seminar-style teaching, to facilitate discussion and student-faculty interaction. The programmes are complemented by research seminars and specialized workshops that are organized during the academic year. In addition to its Master’s programs, IBEI hosts diverse summer schools and executive courses. Our programs are amazing opportunity to gain a different view of the world and international affairs, not only by attending a wide variety of classes, reading papers and writing essays intensively, but also by sharing personal experiences with fellow students and faculty from more than 40 different countries. The opportunity to contrast different perspectives, sensibilities and values with people from around the world Jacint Jordana, within and outside the classroom is an extraordinary experience, especially when studying and researching international affairs. IBEI Director.

Finally, we must confess that IBEI needs support. Our aim is to turn IBEI into one of the major graduate schools of international studies in Europe. In our eleven years of existence, we have already made many advances, beyond what was expected initially, but still there is a lot to do. IBEI needs to keep strong professional, personal and intellectual ties with a variety of stakeholders and academic networks to promote thinking globally from Barcelona, aiming to make IBEI a stronger academic institution, a place to come back to from time to time, and a place to be proud of.

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GRADUATE PROGRAMMES GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Master Programmes

• Master’s in International Relations The Master’s degrees are accredited by the Spanish Ministry of Education and are jointly awarded by three renowned Barcelona • Master’s in International Security universities: • Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Public Policy (Mundus MAPP) Master’s in International Development (to be launched in 2016)

Students evolution (intake)

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80 Student profile 2015-16

70 Average age: 27 60 years Nationalities: 29 50

40 Gender:

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20 56% 44%

10 Most represented countries:

0 Spain, Germany, Canada, Italy

2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 and United Kingdom

4 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Students by origin. Class of 2015-16

Europe (except Spain) 37% North America Spain 16% 24%

South America 16%

Africa, Asia & Oceania 7%

5 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Master’s in International Relations

• An official master’s degree comprised of 60 ECTS credits Syllabus (two-years, part-time option) • Specialization in one of three areas: 1. Global Governance First Semester Second Semester 2. International Peace and Security Comparative Politics and 3. Political Economy of Development International Relations (8 ECTS) Democratization • Taught by highly-qualified IBEI faculty and associate faculty from the (6 ECTS) three universities (UPF, UAB, UB), that jointly award the degree, as well as International Trade and Economy faculty of other major international academic institutions. Pathway Core Course (6 ECTS) (6 ECTS) • The degree is offered in a bilingual option (Spanish/English) or in Eng- lish-only; full-time or part-time. Preferribly elective linked to the pathway or a geographical area (8-12 ECTS) • Additional activities such as study trips, distinguished lecture series, ca- reer development. 14-18 ECTS 16-20 ECTS

Syllabus (one-year, full-time option) Third Semester Fourth Semester First Semester Second Semester

International Relations Advanced Social Research Advanced Social Research (4 ECTS) Final Research Project (10 ECTS) Theory (8 ECTS) (4 ECTS) Preferribly elective linked to the pathway or a geographical area (8-12 ECTS) Comparative Politics and Political Economy of Democratization (6 ECTS) Development (6 ECTS) 16-20 ECTS 10-18 ECTS Global Governance (6 ECTS)

International Trade and (10 ECTS) Economy (6 ECTS) International Peace and Security Pre-sessional Courses Pre-sessional (6 ECTS) Project Final Research Electives (20 ECTS)

6 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Master’s in International Security Master’s in International Development

• An official master’s degree comprised of 60 ECTS credits. • An official master’s degree comprised of 60 ECTS credits. • Advanced full-time programme for graduates in social sciences, political • Advanced full-time programme for graduates in social sciences, political sciences, international relations, economics or equivalent. sciences, international relations, economics or equivalent. • Classes are taught in English, except some few electives which will be • Classes are taught in English, except some few electives which will be offered in Spanish. offered in Spanish. • One-year interdisciplinary programme intended to educate future profes- • One-year interdisciplinary programme intended to educate future profes- sionals in the area of peace and war studies. sionals in the area of development from a global perspective. . • Students can specialize in topics such as foreign policy, defence, terror- • Students can specialize in topics such as global governance and develop- ism, regional security, peace-keeping and conflict resolution. ment, economic growth and sustainability, conflict over limited resources, • Taught by highly-qualified IBEI faculty and associate faculty from the new emerging powers and social movements, and ongoing trends in ine- three universities (UPF, UAB, UB) that jointly offer the degree, as well as qualities in livings standards. faculty from other major international academic institutions. • Taught by highly-qualified IBEI faculty and associate faculty from the three universities (UPF, UAB, UB) that jointly offer the degree, as well as faculty from other major international academic institutions. Syllabus (one-year)

First Semester Second Semester Syllabus (one-year)

Theories of International Security Issues, Actors and Policy in First Semester Second Semester (8 ECTS) International Security (4 ECTS) Research Seminar in International Growth Models and Development Research Methods in International Research Seminar in International Development Strategies (4 ECTS) Security (6 ECTS) Security (4 ECTS) (4 ECTS) Governance, National and Global Electives in International Security (12-28 ECTS) Institutions (4 ECTS) Global Trends and Sustainability (4 ECTS) Other Electives (16 ECTS max) Research Methods in International Development (6 ECTS) Final Research Project (10 ECTS) Electives in International Development (12-28 ECTS)

Other Electives (16 ECTS max)

Final Research Project (10 ECTS)

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Electives Courses

1. Mediterranean and Arab World Studies 37. Development in Practice 2. Sistema Jurídico Internacional 38. Internship 3. Política Exterior Europea 39. Cybersecurity 4. Estudios de África 40. Security and Development in Africa 5. East Asian Studies 41. Experiments in Political Economy, International Relations and Develop- 6. Historia Política Global ment 7. Estudios de América Latina 42. Political Economy of Euro-Mediterranean Relations 8. Guerra, Pensamiento Político y la Construcción de la Paz 43. International Migrations 9. International Political Economy 44. Global Tendencies and Sustainability 10. Intelligence Studies 11. European Union Political Processes 12. Globalization and Society 13. Geopolitics of Energy 14. Emerging Powers and the Global Power Shift 15. Protección Internacional de los Derechos Humanos 16. International Relations in Latin America 17. International Relations in Middle East The Teaching Model 18. International Relations in Asia 19. Foreign Policy Analysis The teaching model at IBEI involves the following components: 20. International Business and Economic Institutions • Courses delivered in ECTS format 21. Growth, Poverty and Inequality 22. Data Analysis for International Relations • Intensive use of virtual campus and digital documents 23. International Environmental Politics • Small groups in electives and practical seminars 24. Peace Processes and Conflict Resolution • Personal tutor for each student 25. Políticas y Programas de Desarrollo • Studying in an active research environment 26. War and Genocide • Possibility of attending: 27. European Union and its immediate surroundings • Conferences at IBEI, UPF and CIDOB 28. Global Civil Society • Research Workshops /Seminars at IBEI 29. War in World Politics 30. Private Security in the International System 31. International Relations in Humanitarian Action 32. Decision-Making in the International Organizations 33. Seguridad Internacional y Fuerzas Armadas 34. Política Exterior, Diplomacia y Globalización 35. Methods of Qualitative Analysis 36. Civil Wars

8 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Internship Programme

The objective of professional internships is to acquaint students with the tasks Assessment of curricular internships and challenges involved in the daily practices of organisations and profession- Curricular internships are subject to a predefined and standardised assessment als in international relations and security. system. The final mark is based on two reports: These internships may be curricular or extracurricular. In either case, the stu- dent must be enrolled in a Master’s Programme offered by IBEI. IBEI offers its 1. Report from the student’s supervisor in the organisation own curricular internships. 2. Five-page personal report written by the student These are managed directly through collaboration agreements already in place with various companies and institutions. Professional internships do not estab- The student must send the final report to the IBEI academic coordinator of lish a connection or work relationship between the student and the company or internships by email within one month upon completing the internship. institution. The IBEI academic coordinator of internships is responsible for determining if the student passes the course. Enrollment Process The final mark is the average of the supervisor’s report and the personal report. Curricular internships make up part of the curriculum of each Master’s Pro- gramme. The Teaching Model Students are required to enroll in the elective course titled “Professional Internship”, worth 4 ECTS credits. This internship is thus part of the 60 credits necessary to complete the Master’s programme. Internships are required to have a minimum of 120 hours and a maximum of 900 hours.

Selection Process Organisations working in collaboration with IBEI send descriptions of available internships, which will be forwarded to students who have requested informa- tion about the internships IBEI offers. Students may then notify IBEI if they are interested in any. The final selection of the candidates will be made by the organisation. The internships will be formalised through an annex of the Internship Agreement signed by IBEI, the organisation and the selected student.

9 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Internship Placements

• Acción Contra el Hambre • Euronet Consulting EEIG • Representación Permanente de España ante la UE • Agència Catalana de Cooperació al • European Commission, Directorate-General for • Repsol SA Desenvolupament. Generalitat de Catalunya Economic and Financial Affairs (DG ECFIN) • Salvamento Marítimo. Ministerio de Fomento. • Ajuntament de Barcelona • European Institute of Public Administration. Gobierno de España • Amnistia Internacional European Centre for the Regions (EIPA-ECR) • Secretaria d’Afers Exteriors i de la Unió Europea. • Asociación para las Naciones Unidas en España • Fundació ACSAR (Associació Catalana de Solidaritat Generalitat de Catalunya (ANUE) i Ajuda als Refugiats) • Siouxland Unidad Latina (SUL) • Associació Catalana d’Universitats Públiques (ACUP) • Fundació Catalunya Europa • Solidaritat i Cooperació Internacional. Ajuntament de • AXA Research Fund • Fundació Jaume Bofill Barcelona • Banc Sabadell • Fundación CYD (Conocimiento y Desarrollo) • Spanda Foundation • Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB) • Global Translators • Tandem Social, SCCL • Casa Asia • Global University Network for Innovation (GUNi) • Transparency International • Centro de Alianzas para el Desarrollo (CAD) • HCC Global Financial Products SL • Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) • Centro Globalcad 3.0. S.L. • Hotusa Hoteles S.A. • United Nations University (UNU) • Comitè Català per als Refugiats, Catalunya amb • Institut Català Internacional per la Pau (ICIP) • United Nations University Institute on Globalization, ACNUR • Institut de Drets Humans de Catalunya (IDHC) Culture and Mobility (UNU-GCM) • Consortium for Advanced Studies in Barcelona • Justícia i Pau de Barcelona • United States Department of Commerce. International Trade Administration (CASB) • Kotra Oficina Comercial de Corea • Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) • Consulado General de Ecuador en Barcelona • Marítima del Mediterráneo, S.A.U. • Consulado General de España en Boston • Médicos Sin Fronteras • Consulado General de España en Miami • Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y de Cooperación • Consulado General de España en Tetuán (MAEC) de España • Consulado General de España en Zürich, Suiza • Ministerio de Defensa de España • Consulat General de España en Santiago de Chile • Open Society Initiative for Europe • DemocraciaAbierta | openDemocracy • Organización para la Cooperación y el Desarrollo • Departament de Presidència. Generalitat de Económicos (OCDE) Catalunya • Pallassos sense Fronteres • Dianova International • PIMEC (Patronal de les micro, petites i mitjanes • Embajada de España en La Paz, Bolivia empreses de Catalunya) • Embajada de España en Riga, Letonia • Representació de la Comissió Europea a Barcelona • Escola de Cultura de Pau. Universitat Autònoma de • Representación del Gobierno Regional del Kurdistan Barcelona (Iraq) en España • EuCham-European Chamber • Representación Permanente de Dinamarca en la Unión Europea

10 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Results

2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 Graduation Master’s in International Relations 93% 88% 87% 85% 90%*

Master’s in International Security - - 100% 100% 75%* Rate

*Some of the students are still finishing their curricula.

Academic year (cohort) 2009 Survey 2013 Survey 2015 Survey

Would you recommend From 2004-05 to 2009-10 80% 85% - the IBEI Master’s? From 2010-11 to 2011-12 - 80% 94% According to Graduate Students Surveys From 2012-13 to 2013-14 - - 78%

Academic year (cohort) 2009 Survey 2013 Survey 2015 Survey From 2004-05 to 2009-10 87% 78% - Labour-market From 2010-11 to 2011-12 - 84% 93% insertion From 2012-13 to 2013-14 - - 80%

11 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Financial Aid and Scholarships

IBEI offers merit-based scholarships that partially waiver tuition fees.

There is also a number of grants sponsored by supporting institutions, which covers full or partial tuition fees of the IBEI Master’s Programmes and based on academic achievements.

12 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Academic Highlights. Class of 2014-15

1. Welcome Day September 2014 At this day, new students have the opportunity to meet the IBEI teaching staff and their colleagues and to get informed on the way the academic year will work. There are possibilities for networking at the subsequent cocktail in the UPF campus.

2. Opening Lecture October 2014 The IBEI opening lecture is the institutional inauguration of the academic year. Mr. Enrico Letta was invited to pronounce the inaugural lecture.

3. Academic Lectures From January to May 2015 A series of professional oriented lectures that focus on a spe- 1 2 cific theme related to international relations. They take place during the second semester of the academic year.

4. Graduation Ceremony at UAB - Casa Convalescència June 2015 Professor Mary Kaldor from the LSE, as keynote speaker pre- sented the lecture “Democracy in Europe”. The IBEI graduates received their Master’s Certificates from the vice-rectors of the corresponding universities (UPF, UAB and UB).

5. Master Thesis Awards October 2015 IBEI grants every year the Best Master Dissertation Award for research and recognition of international studies. he winner of the award receives €200 and the opportunity to publish a revised version of their dissertation in the IBEI Working Paper series. 3 4

13 GRADUATE PROGRAMMES Executive Education Summer Schools

Executive Master’s Degree in Diplomacy Barcelona’gov The objective of the IBEI Summer Schools is to of- and Foreign Affairs fer different short courses on significant topics in international security, international relations and With the aim of building capacities in Catalan in- A network of Research and Advanced Training Cen- the Mediterranean area, taught by experts of inter- stitutions in the field of foreign affairs, the Public tres in governance, management and public policy national prestige. Diplomacy Council of Catalonia and the Secretariat born at the end of 2014 to promote a platform of The IBEI - CEPAL - CAF Summer School in develop- for Foreign and EU Affairs agreed to launch a sup- knowledge and excellence in public policy in gen- ment, innovation and new technologies is designed plementary study program in the field of diplomacy eral and more specifically in the policies and urban for professional development leaders and ICT policy and external affairs, intended for employees of Cat- management. experts. alonia’s civil service with international experience. The platform offers courses focused to governance The Executive Master’s in Diplomacy and Foreign and public policy issues, with special attention to Affairs is an innovative post-graduate programme, urban policy, urban management, urban resilience tailored to the needs of a 21st century public ad- and social segmentation, innovation management, ministration. It is designed to prepare for the man- public-private partnerships and international cities. agement of a dynamic and flexible foreign policy http://barcelonagov.net and for meeting the challenges of an interdepend- ent world in the communications era. The 10 month In partnership with: training programme focuses on Economy, Commu- IBEI SUMMER SCHOOLS 2015 nications and Negotiation, without neglecting more June 29 – July 03

traditional areas such as International Law, Europe- BARCELONA SUMMER SCHOOL BARCELONA SUMMER SCHOOL ON INTERNATIONAL SECURITY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN

an Affairs and the History of International Relations. Libya between Revolution and Civil War Libya between Revolution and Civil War Dr. Virginie Collombier (European University Dr. Virginie Collombier (European University Institute) Institute) In partnership with: US Foreign Policy and International Secu- The Transformation of Arab States and rity Societies: Understanding and Explaining Prof. Doug Stokes (University of Exeter) the Arab Spring Prof. Yezid Sayigh (Carnegie Middle East International Security in the Age of Putin Center) and Islamic State Prof. Martin Shaw (IBEI - Universities of New & Old Fault Lines in the Mediterra- Sussex and Roehampton) nean and the Middle East Dr. Eduard Soler (CIDOB – IBEI) / Dr. Lurdes Civil Wars and Political Violence Vidal (IEMed) Dr. Laia Balcells (Duke University) The Mediterranean as a Geopolitical Pro- cess: Adaptation to Overlapping Crises? Prof. Pere Vilanova (Universitat de Barcelo- na – IBEI)

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ALUMNI ALUMNI Mentorship Programme

As a new feature this year, we have designed an Alumni Mentorship Programme As a participant in the programme, a mentor is assigned to the new student. The with the aim of accompanying the potential students towards admissions and student will be able to get more accurate information on any question regarding registration processes. IBEI’s programmes, Barcelona, etc. and any other issues.

The IBEI provides students with formal questions, such as housing, professors, Almost 90 IBEI Alumni have participated as a mentor and more than 80 new courses, deadlines etc. However, the Institute is not able (and probably we students have been inscribed to be mentees. are not the best resource) to respond to more substantive questions that the potential student may want to clarify.

IBEI Alumni mentors by geographical placement in 2015

16 ALUMNI What our Alumni say about us

”The knowledge I acquired in the Master has con- "The Masters programme at IBEI provided me with the necessary academic and theore- tributed a great deal to my work as a journalist. tical background and knowledge (e.g. the UN I have a much deeper understanding of how differ- system, peace and security, disarmament, the role of international norms), as well as with ent international organisations work and why” some of the methodologies used in my current position. I have also very fond memories of Helena Spongenberg Master’s in International Relations 2008-2009 IBEI’s familiar atmosphere, the variety of cour- Freelance Journalist and Spain correspondent for EU Observer ses thought by some of the most distinguished professors in their fields, the bilingual setting, the diverse background of fellow students and “Apart from getting to know a wonderful group of the many cheerful moments with friends. All people from all over the world, I also gained practical this makes it for me a lasting experience that experience in comparative analysis, research methods, I can only recommend to anyone seeking for multicultural team work and efficient time manage- a future path in an international professional sphere". ment. I was very pleased to be chosen to speak on be- Hardy Giezendanner half of my fellow students at our graduation ceremony, Master’s in International Relations 2010-2011 which took place in the middle of a war also known as Researcher at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR) the FIFA World Cup”. Sarah Cooke O’Dowd Master’s in International Relations 2009-2010 Communication Officer at Equinet, European Network of Equality Bodies "With a background in economics, I decided to take IBEI programme to understand better other aspects of the international scene. The courses in “I remember often the type of exercises we use to be taught at Politics, International Law and International Rela- our courses and seminars in IBEI. Mainly, on those based on tions Theory gave to me powerful tools to unders- the casebook method, where we as students could read speci- tand better the complexity affecting politics, insti- fic cases, topics or projects since it stimulated us to develop tutions and the international economy". analytical skills and to induce/deduce the main concept for Fernando Ledo the subject matter”. Master’s in International Relations 2005-2006 Olga Correa Senior Advisor at the African Development Bank (AfDB) Master’s in International Relations 2006-2007 Master Coordinator at University of Geneva 17 03

FACULTY FACULTY Faculty & Research fellows

Fulya Apaydin Francisco J. Granados Laia Mestres Postdoctoral Fellow AXA Research Fund Research Fellow Postdoctoral Researcher

Pablo Astorga Patrick Herron Ruben Moliné Research Fellow, IBEI Visiting Research Fellow, IBEI Predoctoral Researcher FI Senior Economist, Oxford Economics European University Institute Diego Muro Esther Barbé Marta Iñiguez de Heredia Assistant Professor Research Programme Coordinator, IBEI Research Fellow Marie Skłodowska-Curie Professor, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Ixchel Pérez Duran Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués Research Fellow Juan de la Cierva-Formación Andrea C. Bianculli Research Fellow Ramon y Cajal Postdoctoral Fellow Juan de la Cierva-Incorporación Margarita Petrova Jacint Jordana Assistant Professor Miriam Bradley Director, IBEI Masyer’s in International Security Programme Assistant Professor Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Coordinator

Laura Chaqués Yannis Karagiannis Narcís Serra Research Associate, IBEI Associate Professor Professor and President Associate Professor, Universitat de Barcelona Robert Kissack Martin Shaw Oriol Costa Head of Studies Research Professor, IBEI Research Associate, IBEI Assistant Professor Professor, University of Sussex Lecturer on International Relations, Universitat Master’s in International Relations Programme Autònoma de Barcelona Coordinator Max Spoor Visiting Professor, IBEI Lesley Ann Daniels Nico Krisch Professor, IISS, Erasmus University Rotterdam Predoctoral Researcher FI-ICIP Research Programme Coordinator, IBEI ICREA Research Professor (on leave), IBEI Juan Carlos Triviño Salazar Juan Díez Medrano Professor, Graduate Institute of International and Postdoctoral Fellow Research Programme Coordinator, IBEI Development Studies, Geneva Professor, Universidad Carlos III Madrid Martijn Vlaskamp Tamir Libel Global Fellow Marie Skłodowska-Curie, IBEI Aina Gallego Dobón Research Fellow Beatriu de Pinós Global Fellow Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow, Yale Research Fellow Ramon y Cajal University Jordi Mas Elias Ana García Juanatey Predoctoral Researcher FPI-MINECO Matthias vom Hau Research Assistant Associate Professor

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Rosa Ana Alija Carme Colomina Josep Ibáñez Lecturer of Public Law and International Relations, Associate researcher, CIDOB Associate Professor of International Relations, Universitat Universitat de Barcelona Pompeu Fabra Andrea Costafreda Francesc Amat Lecturer, Instituto Universitario de Estudios Europeos Marició Janué Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Political Economy and Political Science Studies Consultant, Universitat Oberta Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities, Governance (IPEG), Universitat Pompeu Fabra de Catalunya Universitat Pompeu Fabra Director, Institut Universitari d\’Història Jaume Vicens i Enriqueta Aragonès Antonio Díaz Fernández Vives Research Professor, Institut d’Anàlisi Econòmica (IAE- Associate Professor of Political Science, Universidad de CSIC) Cádiz Clàudia Jiménez Affiliated faculty, Barcelona Graduate School of Professor of Public International Law, Universitat Economics Nicolas de Pedro Autònoma de Barcelona Research Fellow, CIDOB Anna Ayuso Mirentxu Jordana Research Fellow, CIDOB Xavier Fernandez Pons Associate Professor of Public International Law, Associate Professor of International Public Law, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Laia Balcells Universitat de Barcelona Assistant Professor, Duke University Mary Kaldor Xavier Fernández Marín Professor of Global Governance, London School of Carles Boix Postdoctoral Researcher, ESADEgeo Economics (LSE) Robert Garrett Professor of Politics and Public Affairs, Princeton University. Caterina Garcia Karim Knio Professor of International Relations, Universitat Pompeu Lecturer in Politics at the International Institute of Social Jordi Bonet Fabra Studies (ISS), Erasmus University Rotterdam Professor of International Public Law, Universitat de Barcelona Sean Golden Josep M. Lloveras Professor of East Asian Studies, Universitat Autònoma Former European Commission official Francisco Cardona de Barcelona Former senior advisor public governance, OECD Jaume López Hernández Rafael Grasa Lecturer of Political Science, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Antoni Castel Associate Professor of International Public Law and Associate Professor, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona International Relations, Universitat Autònoma de Íñigo Macías Barcelona Consultant/Project Manager International Development Emmanuel Cohen-Hadria & Cooperation Head of the Euro-Mediterranean Policies Department, Danilo Guaitoli European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMED) Associate Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Salvador Martí Associate Professor, Universidad de Salamanca

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Rafa Martínez Pablo Pareja Eckart Woertz Professor of Political Science and Public Administration, Lecturer of International Relations, Universitat Pompeu Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB Universitat de Barcelona Fabra Evren Yalaz Mary Martin Alejandro Ribó Labastida GRITIM Research Group, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Research Associate, London School of Economics (LSE) Visiting Professor, College of Europe Rutgers University Visiting Professor, Moscow State Institute of International Manuel Montobbio Relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Sabine Selchow Daniel Navarro Martínez Assistant Professor, London School of Economics (LSE) Assistant Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Affiliated Professor, Barcelona Graduate School of Jordi Sellarés Serra Economics Assistant lecturer, ESADE - Universitat Ramon Llull Assistant lecturer, Universitat de Barcelona Andrea Noferini Lecturer, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Eduard Soler Senior fellow Institut Universitari d’Estudis Europeus, Research Fellow, CIDOB Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Juan Pablo Soriano Joaquín Novella Lecturer and Post-doctoral Fellow in International Professor of Economic Policy, Universitat de Barcelona Relations, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

Andreu Olesti Jordi Vaquer Fanés Professor of International Public Law, Universitat de Director, Open Society Foundations Barcelona Pere Vilanova Manel Ollé Professor of Political Science and Public Administration, Tenured Associate Professor in History and Culture of Universitat de Barcelona modern and contemporary China, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Quentin Weiler Office of Deputy Secretary General for Political Affairs of John Palmer the European External Action Service, Ms Helga Schmid Postdoctoral Researcher, Movement Ecology Lab (CEAB- CSIC)

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RESEARCH RESEARCH Scientific Council International Academic Council

• Jacint Jordana. IBEI Director. Universitat Pompeu Fabra • Javier Solana. President. Center for Economy and Geopolitics, ESADE • Pere Vilanova. Universitat de Barcelona • Carles Boix. Princeton University • Laura Chaqués-Bonafont. Research Associate at IBEI. Universitat de Bar- • Susana Borrás. Copenhagen Business School celona • John Braithwaite. Australian National University • Caterina García. Universitat Pompeu Fabra • Christopher Hill. University of Cambridge • Lourdes Reig. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya • Knud Erik Jorgensen. Aarhus University and Yasar University • Anna-Sofia Cardenal. Universitat Oberta de Catalunya • Mary Kaldor. Center for the Study of Global Governance, London School of • Robert Kissack. Assistant Professor and Head of Studies at IBEI Economics • Juan Díez Medrano. Coordinator of the Research Programme “Networks • Stathis Kalyvas. Yale University and Institutions in a Globalized Economy”. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid • José María Maravall. Universidad Complutense de Madrid • Esther Barbé. Coordinator of the Research Programme “Security, Power • José Antonio Ocampo. Columbia University and Multilateralism in a Global World”. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona • Michael Zürn. Social Science Research Center Berlin, WZB • Nico Krisch. Coordinator of the Research Programme “Global Govern- ance”. The Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Geneva • Martin Shaw. IBEI Research Professor

23 RESEARCH Research fellows Number of Researchers by year at IBEI

30 Professors Tenure-track Professors Postdoctoral Fellows Research Assistants 20

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0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 International Mobility to/from IBEI

20 Research Visitors to IBEI IBEI Researchers visiting other 15 institutions

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0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 24 RESEARCH Research projects

TRANSCRISIS-Enhancing the EU’s Transboundary bEUcitizen- All Rights Reserved? Barriers GLOBALDEMOS-The Struggle for Global Justice Crisis Management Capacities: Strategies for Towards European Citizenship and Development. The Role of the European Union Multi-Level Leadership • Project Coordinator: University of Utrecht in a World of Competing Regionalisms • Project Coordinator: London School of • IBEI Principal Researcher: Jacint Jordana • IBEI Principal Researcher: Andrea C. Bianculli Economics • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Andrea • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Jacint • IBEI Principal Researcher: Jacint Jordana C. Bianculli Jordana, Nico Krisch, Matthias vom Hau • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Juan • Partners: Universiteit van Antwerpen, • External Contributors: Tanja Börzel, Thomas Carlos Triviño, Ixchel Pérez Durán University of Zagreb, Masaryk University, Risse, Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann • Partners: Crisisplan B.V., Central European University of Tartu, Universiteit Aalborg, • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Economy and University, Universiteit Utrecht, Institut University of Copenhagen, Université Paris Competitiviness (MINECO) / National Plan Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals, Universita 8, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Universität R+D+I 2013-2016 Research Projects Europa degli Studi di Catania, Stockholms Universitet, Siegen, Democritus University of Thrace, Investigación Taenketanken Europa Central European University, University • Period: 2014-2015 • Funded by: European Comission. H2020 College Dublin, Hebrew University of Programme SSHH Jerusalem, Università di Trento, Universitá WAYSOUT-Rules of Disengagement: Individual • Period: 2015-2018 Degli Studi di Torino, Jagiellonian University, and Collective Ways Out of Terrorism in Spain Universidad de Oviedo, Universitat • IBEI Principal Researcher: Diego Muro EUCROSS-The Europeanisation of Everyday Pompeu Fabra, Institut Barcelona d’Estudis • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Sandra Life: Cross-Border Practices and Transnational Internacionals, Goteborgs Universitet, Levi, Guillem Vidal Identities among EU and Third-Country Citizens Universität Zurich, Bogazici University, London • External Contributors: Richard English, Lluís • Project Coordinator: Università degli studi ‘G. School of Economics, University of Oxford, Olivé D’Annunzio’ di Chieti-Pescara Düsseldorf Hans Boeckler Foundation • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Science and • IBEI Principal Researcher: Juan Diez Medrano • Funded by: European Comission. 7th Innovation (MICINN) / National Plan R+D+I • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Fulya Framework Programme SSHH 2008-2011 Research Projects. Apaydin, Irina Ciornei • Period: 2013-2017 • Period: 2013-2015 • Partners: GESIS – Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften; Aarhus Universitet; Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals; University of York; Universitatea din Bucuresti • Funded by: European Comission. 7th Framework Programme SSHH • Period: 2011-2014

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ACCOUNTREG-The Political Economy INTER-Interest Groups in Spain: Participation in OBS- European Foreign Policy Observatory of Regulatory Agencies: Accountability, the Governmental and Parliamentary Arena • IBEI Principal Researcher: Esther Barbé Transparency and Effectiveness • IBEI Principal Researcher: Laura Chaqués- • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: • IBEI Principal Researcher: Jacint Jordana Bonafont Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués, Laia Mestres • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Ruben Camps, Robert Kissack, Margarita Petrova, Andrea C. Bianculli, Fulya Apaydin, Ana Garcia Moliné Martijn Vlaskamp Juanatey • External Contributors: Ana Palau Roqué, Luz • External Contributors: Oriol Costa Fernández, • External Contributors: David Sancho Royo, Muñoz Márquez, Pere Vilanova Trias, Gemma Anna Herranz Surralles, Eduard Soler Lecha, Xavier Fernández-Marín, Isik Ozel Mateo González Raül Hernández Sagrera, Juan Pablo Soriano • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Science and • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Science and Gatica Innovation (MICINN) / National Plan R+D+I Innovation (MICINN) / National Plan R+D+I • Funded by: Agency for Management of 2008-2011 Research Projects. 2008-2011 Research Projects. University and Research Grants (AGAUR) • Period: 2013-2015 • Period: 2013-2015 • Period: 2014-2016

EUIANUS-The EU in an Unsettled International INDIMOVE- Ethnic Politics and Development: A Comparative Policy Agendas System: Crisis, Polarity and Multilateralism Comparative Analysis of Indigenous Movements • IBEI Principal Researcher: Laura Chaqués- • IBEI Principal Researcher: Esther Barbé in Argentina, Brazil, and Chile Bonafont • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: • IBEI Principal Researcher: Matthias vom Hau • IBEI Researchers linked to the project: Aina Elisabeth Johansson-Nogués, Robert Kissack, • External Contributors: Guillermo Wilde, Hillel Gallego Dobon, Joanna Jasiewicz, Ruben Martijn Vlaskamp Soifer Moliné • External Contributors: Michal Natorski, Oriol • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Science and • External Contributors: Anna M. Palau, Luz Costa Fernández, Juan Pablo Soriano Gatica, Innovation (MICINN) / National Plan R+D+I María Muñoz, Pere Vilanova Montserrat Millet Soler, Patricia García- 2008-2011 Research Projects. • Funded by: Agency for Management of Duran Huet, Gemma Collantes Celador, Raül • Period: 2012-2014 University and Research Grants (AGAUR) Hernández Sagrera, Anna Herranz Surrallés, • Period: 2014-2016 Benjamin Kienzle, Gonzalo Escribano Francés, Jean Grugel Cátedra Telefónica de Política y Regulación de las • Funded by: Spanish Ministry of Science and Telecomunicaciones e Internet América Latina – Innovation (MICINN) / National Plan R+D+I Europa 2008-2011 Research Projects. • IBEI Principal Researcher: Jacint Jordana • Period: 2013-2015 • IBEI Technical Advisor: Josep Maria Castellano García • Funded by: Telefónica • Period: 2014-15

26 RESEARCH Competitive Research Funding

600.000€ Research Projects Human Resources

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150.000€

0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Competitive funding for Human Resources

300.000€ Mobility (ingoing / outgoing) FPI - FI AXA 225.000€ Beatriu de Pinós Marie Curie Juan de la Cierva Ramon y Cajal 150.000€

75.000€

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27 RESEARCH Research Highlights

1. Start of TransCrisis project Led by the London School of Economics, this project aims to study the transboundary crisis management capacities of EU institutions, policy sectors and leaders. The TransCrisis project is funded under the European Commission’s Horizon2020 programme. Project partners: Crisisplan; Central European University; Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals; Stockholms Universitet; ThinkEuropa; Universita Degli Studi Di Catania; Universiteit Utrecht.

2. Laura Chaqués, ICREA Academia 2014 Laura Chaques Bonafont, Research Associate at IBEI, was awarded the ICREA Academia. The prograames aims to foster and reward excellence in research done by professors at Catalonia’s public universities. 2 3. Aina Gallego, AECPA award 2015 Aina Gallego, Ramón y Cajal researcher at IBEI, together with Eva Anduiza and Jordi Muñoz, were awarded the AECPA (Spanish Association of Political Science and Administration) Awards for their article “Turning a Blind Eye: Experimental Evidence of Partisan Bias in Attitudes Toward Corruption” published in Comparative Political Studies.

4. Barcelona Workshop on Global Governance 1 Organized by IBEI and ESADEgeo Center for Global Economics and Geopolitcs for the second year in a row.

5. Obra Social “La Caixa” Palau Macaya - IBEI dialogues For the third consecutive year, IBEI in collaboration with Obra Social “La Caixa” Palau Macaya organizes a series of conferences. In 2015 it was dedicated to “Russia and the European Union in the framework of the new European disorder”. 5 4

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Publications Number of Papers Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals (ISI) 24 Papers published in high impact peer-reviewed journals (Q1-Q2)

Papers published in other impact 20 peer-reviewed journals

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7th Framework Programme Horizon 2020 European Union Funding for European Union Funding for Research & Innovation Research & Innovation

30 05 ABOUT IBEI ABOUT IBEI Economic data

Revenues 2014-15 Expenses 2014-15

Total Revenues 2.329.472,35 EUR Total Expenses 2.315.588,45 EUR

100.856,55 Board of Patrons Staff Training Activities Training Programmes Research Projects Research Activities 351.838,00 Other Income Structure 387.316,74 466.126,55

334.898,78 951.430,22

1.410.651,25 641.942,71

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Revenues evolution

100% Other Income Research Projects Training Activities Board of Patrons

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33 ABOUT IBEI Board of Patrons

Narcís Serra Serra Maria del Mar Jiménez Carrete Joaquim Coello i Brufau President Ajuntament de Barcelona Barcelona Global

Dídac Ramírez i Sarrió Roger Albinyana i Saigí Eduard Sagarra i Trias Chancellor of Universitat de Barcelona (UB) Generalitat de Catalunya United Nations Association of Spain (ANUE)

Ferran Sancho i Pifarré Alfred Bosch i Pascual Stefania Paola Ludovica Panebianco Chancellor of Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) Área Metropolitana de Barcelona (AMB) European International Studies Association (EISA)

Enric Fossas Colet Ignacio Ybañez Rubio Francisco Andrés Pérez Chancellor of Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y Cooperación Asociació d’Antics Alumnes de l’IBEI (ALIBEI)

Jaume Casals Pons Carles Gasòliba i Böhm Ana Palacio Chancellor of Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) CIDOB European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)

Josep A. Planell Estany Miquel Roca Junyent Javier Solana Chancellor of Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) Societat Econòmica Barcelonesa d’Amics del País (SEBAP) Associació Amics de l’IBEI

Jaume Ciurana Llevadot Jaume Lanaspa Gatnau Diputació de Barcelona Fundació ‘la Caixa’

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34 ABOUT IBEI Management Team

Ainhoa Espina Administration and Finance

Berta Baquer Institutional Development

Blanca Barón Academic Management

Blanca Lázaro General Manager

Carles López Administration and Finance

Carlos Sanchez Research Coordination

Glòria Alegret Corporate Communications

Hugo Borrego Computer Services

Mariona Fernández Academic Management

Rebecca Niethammer Admissions and Mobility Programmes

Vicente Ruiz Front Desk

35 ABOUT IBEI IBEI in figures 2015

Academia Master’s Degrees Corporate 29 23 28 49 11 Researchers at IBEI Book chapters Seminars & Lectures Elective Courses Administrative staff 11 4 11 304 2,4 Research Projects Monographs Scientific Workshops Applications to MIR & Budget at IBEI MIS (in milions €) 22 52 5 Papers in peer- Participation in Postgraduate reviewed journals conferences, seminars university degrees & workshops

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