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Eleonora Milazzo
Research Fellow
Dr. Eleonora Milazzo is Joint Research Fellow at the Egmont Institute and the European Policy Centre. Her current work focuses on the policy nexus between migration, climate change, and security.

Eleonora has held research positions at the Migration Policy Centre in Fiesole, the Refugee Studies Centre in Oxford, and Carnegie Europe in Brussels. Before turning to migration and asylum in the EU, she gained expertise in the area of climate change governance and EU-Russia relations at the Ecologic Institute in Berlin and the Russian International Affairs Council in Moscow.

She holds a PhD in Political Science from the European University Institute (2021) and was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at King’s College London (2021-2022). As part of her academic work, Eleonora focused on offering a normative account of the ethics of refugee protection in the EU. She has published in international academic journals on this topic and her book Refugee Protection and Solidarity. The Duties of EU Member States is due for publication with Oxford University Press in Spring 2023.

Eleonora advises UN agencies, NGOs, national authorities, and international research consortia on issues related to migration, displacement, development cooperation, and social inclusion.

PROGRAMME

PROJECTs

Areas of expertise

Migration and asylum governance, social inclusion, climate change, EU-Russia relations

Current positions

EPC‑Egmont Research Fellow

Education

PhD in Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute

MSc in Global Politics, Durham University

Double MA in International Affairs, MGIMO & LUISS

Erasmus Programme, Universiteit van Amsterdam

BA in Political Science, LUISS

Languages

Italian, English, French, Russian (basic), Romanian (basic), Spanish (basic)

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