LSE South Eastern Europe (LSEE)

Description

Bringing together and further developing the London School of Economics (LSE) expertise on South Eastern Europe, the LSE South Eastern Europe (LSEE) unit provides a significant platform on which to build high quality, independent research and facilitate public dialogue, while disseminating information on the region. LSEE conducts research which is organized along three broad streams including (a) Social policy, regional policy and labour markets; (b) European integration, macroeconomic policy and institutional reform; and (c) International relations, minorities, security and state-building.

In 2024, LSEE was incorporated into the newly established LSE Centre for Research on Contemporary Greece and Cyprus (Hellenic Observatory).

Currently active

Yes

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2009

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University affiliation(s)

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
London

Partner Infrastructures

Hellenic Observatory

The LSE Centre for Research on Contemporary Greece and Cyprus (Hellenic Observatory) was established in 2024, evolving from the original Hellenic Observatory, which was established at LSE in 1996. It … read more about Hellenic Observatory

London

Additional Partnerships

LSE Enterprise, London School of Economics and Political Science; Bank of Albania, Albania; CEFTA Secretariat, Belgium; Institut français des relations internationales (Ifri), France