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The XVIth Meeting of the Chaudfontaine Group was held from 7 to 9 June 2026 to explore the nexus between trade control on dual-use items and research security.
The event was organised by the University of Liège’s European Studies Unit (ESU) and the European Union Export Control Programme for Dual-Use Goods (EU P2P - EU CBRN Centres of Excellence Project 103).
Twenty-four experts and practitioners from all around Europe—originating from universities, research organisations, public authorities (European, national and regional), and industry—as well as the Republic of Korea, gathered in Belgium to brainstorm on the topic.
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The European Studies Unit of the University of Liège announces cooperation with KOSTI The European Studies Unit (ESU) of the University of Liège is pleased to announce the launch of a partnership with the Korean Security Agency of […]
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“Trade control and protection of cultural goods in the European Union: an evolving approach?” The Journal of Strategic Trade Control has published the article titled “Trade control and protection of cultural goods in the European Union: an evolving […]
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The XIII Meeting of the Chaudfontaine Group was held from 1 to 3 October 2023 to explore the possible consequences of the ongoing geopolitical transformations and fragmentation on the future of multilateral export control regimes (MECRs), which could be useful for a new configuration of strategic trade control regimes.
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Du 4 au 6 mai, trois chercheurs de l’UR Cité ont présenté leurs recherches à la 18e conférence bisannuelle de la European Union Studies Association (EUSA) à l’Université de Pittsburgh, PA, aux Etats-Unis. Fondée en 1988, la EUSA est la principale association en Amérique du Nord pour les chercheurs travaillant sur l’Union européenne, les questions liées à l’intégration européenne et les relations transatlantiques.
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“Dual-Use Assistance App” Updates We are pleased to announce the release of the updated version of the dual use assistance application. Since scientific research, but also other kinds of intangible technology transfers, may involve sensitive subjects and exchanges, […]
