Costanza Hermanin

Costanza Hermanin is a Part-Time Lecturer at the European University Institute's Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies. She holds concurrent appointments as a Visiting Professor at the College of Europe-Bruges and SciencesPo Paris, where she teaches EU negotiations and decision-making processes.

• PhD in Political and Social Science from EUI
• MA/MPhil in Political Science and Comparative European Studies from Sciences Po Paris
• MA in International and Diplomatic Studies from University of Florence

Her research focuses on European Union politics, with special emphasis on inter-institutional relations, justice/home affairs, non-discrimination policies, and foreign policy. She contributes to debates on gender budgeting, impact assessment, and migration policy through collaborations with the EUI School of Transnational Governance.

Recent publications examine EU-Ukraine relations, digital nonviolence frameworks, and inclusive leadership training. These works span international relations, policy analysis, and digital governance disciplines.

Scientific Affiliations:

• Fulbright Schuman Research Scholar
• Founding member - Berkeley Centre for Comparative Equality and Antidiscrimination Law
• Alternate member - ECRI (Italy)

As President of EquALL NGO, she advances political inclusiveness and parity initiatives. Her career includes roles with European Commission, Open Society Foundations, and World Bank Institute.