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Michelle Egan is Professor and Jean Monnet Chair ad personam at American University's School of International Service, co-directing the Transatlantic Policy Center. A leading expert in transatlantic relations, she focuses on political economy and comparative politics of Europe and the US, with extensive policy engagement including USTR, State Department, and European institutions.
Her education:
- PhD, University of Pittsburgh
- MA, University of Pittsburgh
- MA, Virginia Polytechnic and State University
- BA, University of Warwick (UK)
Egan's research examines national security and trade, federalism, single market integration, global governance, and transatlantic relations. She investigates challenges to the liberal order and subnational politics, with empirical work across Britain, Canada, EU, Spain, Belgium, and the US, connecting scholarship to policy audiences.
Her publications, including five books, show a trajectory from foundational work on European market integration (e.g., 'Constructing a European Market', 2001) to contemporary analyses of polarization in global governance (2024), reflecting evolving transatlantic challenges.
Awarded the Morton Bender Prize and F. Gunther Eyck Award, she holds fellowships from Wilson Center, CFR, German Marshall Fund, and DAAD.
- Morton Bender Prize
- F. Gunther Eyck Award
- Wilson Center Fellowship
- CFR International Affairs Fellowship
- German Marshall Fund Fellowship
- DAAD Transatlantic Fellowship
Egan advises doctoral students and leads major grants including EU's TRANSWORLD project. She co-founded the ACES consortium with DC universities and serves on TradeExperettes' Executive Board, developing trade policy training.
As Co-Director of the Transatlantic Policy Center and former Vice President of the European Union Studies Association, she shapes transatlantic scholarship and policy dialogue.
