18.09.2026: Speaker Series – Adrian Favell
As part of our 2026–2027 conference series, we are pleased to welcome Adrian Favell (University College Cork), who will give...
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The University of Montreal and McGill University have jointly promoted research and teaching on the European Union since 2000. Heir to the first Jean Monnet Chair established outside Europe in 1993, the Jean Monnet Center Montréal (JMCM) brings together diverse researchers and students who work in a bilingual environment and are engaged with decision makers, the business world, youth, and civil society.
The JMCM multidisciplinary team of experts specializes in European studies and the EU in a global context. Our research encompasses themes such as EU governance (its institutions and its legitimacy), European democracy (rule of law, elections, political competition and public opinion), EU policies such as migration, digital market, security, and foreign policy. Our members contribute diverse perspectives on the EU’s legal, political, historical and cultural dimensions, and on its interactions with other regions and states.
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July 9, 2026
Maria Popova – In Ankara, NATO Prevailed Over Both Trump and Putin
In a new article published in Policy Magazine, Maria Popova, Co-Director of the Jean Monnet Centre Montreal and Associate Professor...
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June 18, 2026
Maria Popova – One Marquee G7 Takeaway: The Beginning of the End for Russia’s War
In a new article published in Policy Magazine, Maria Popova, Co-Director of the Jean Monnet Centre Montreal and Associate Professor...
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June 6, 2026
Maria Popova – Putin’s Delusion and the Myth of a Negotiated Peace
In a new article published in Policy Magazine, Maria Popova, Co-Director of the Jean Monnet Centre Montreal and Associate Professor...
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