Descripción

Kalypso Nicolaïdis is Professor of International Relations at the University of Oxford and director of the Center for International Studies and the Department of Politics and International Relations. She teaches theory of international relations, European integration, international political economy, negotiation and research methods. At Oxford, she has also chaired various research programmes including South East European Studies at Oxford (SEESOX) which runs, inter alia, the Greek-Turkish Network and the programme on the political economy of southeast Europe; the Cyberstudies programme; the programme Rethinking Europe in a Non European World (RENEW); and the Programme on Global Trade Ethics.

Nicolaïdis's research interests are wide-ranging and often interdisciplinary, spanning international relations theory, political economy, political philosophy, legal theory and game theory. She has written on a variety of issues, including memory and interstate conflict, colonial legacies, the ethics of global trade, European and global constitutionalism, the Eurozone crisis and governance, Europe's democratic question, Europe's place in the world and foreign policy voice, European borders, neighborhood and foreign policy, the single market and the role of trust, EU relations with the Mediterranean and the Balkans, transatlantic relations, the idea of Europe as a model, law and democracy promotion, the reform of global governance and new theories of bargaining and federalism.