1st Edition
The European Universities Initiative and the ‘Euro-internationalisation’ of European Higher Education
Part 1: Euro-Internationalisation in Higher Education: From institutional context to pedagogical impact
1. The European Universities Initiative as an object of scientific study in the context of “Euro-internationalisation”
Alexander Frame, Barbara Curyło and Romée Jager
2. Europeanisation as an opportunity structure for higher education
Krzysztof Zuba
3. Bridging the gap between policy and practice: The individual perspective on internationalisation as a part of curriculum development
Lotta Kokkonen, Teija Natri and Juhani Moisio
4. The development of intercultural competence through internationalisation at home: The case of Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programmes within European University Alliances
Romée Jager
Part 2: The European Universities Initiative as a vector of Euro-internationalisation
5. From the ‘European university’ to the Europeanisation of universities in Europe: E pluribus multum?
Stefan Gänzle and Rómulo Pinheiro
6. Critical Cosmopolitanism as A Theoretical and Methodological Approach to the EUI
Almudena González del Valle-Brena, María-Jesús Díaz-González and María-José Ferrari
7. Sketching out the contours of the vision of European higher education advanced by the European Universities Initiative
Nadia Manzoni
8. Mechanisms of Alliance Formation across the European Universities Initiative
Agata A. Lambrechts
9. Future perspectives for European Universities: The challenges of implementing a governance model for the European Universities Initiative
Manuel José Damásio, Barry Dignam, Veerle Van der Sluys and Sophie Quin
10. The impact of the European Universities Initiative (EUI) on non-academic university employees in Poland
Dominik Antonowicz, Marta Jaworska and Rafał Muster
11. Where next? Mapping future directions and perspectives for EUI-related research
Barbara Curyło and Alexander Frame
Biography
Alexander Frame is Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Burgundy, Dijon, France.
Barbara Curyło is Assistant Professor of Political Science at at the University of Opole, Poland.






