PROSPER

Project to Research Opportunities to Strengthen Prosperity and Economic Resilience in the EU

PROSPER is a three-year (2025-2028) Jean Monnet Network funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme.

 

Coordinated by the Dublin City University Brexit Institute & Dublin European Law Institute under the lead of Professor Federico Fabbrini. It involves 12 academic institutions from 12 different EU Member States.

The aim of the PROSPER network is to strengthen knowledge sharing, promote best practices, and address contemporary challenges facing the EU through interdisciplinary research and educational initiatives. It focuses on exploring and enhancing economic resilience within the EU, by identifying and promoting strategies that can bolster economic stability and growth, particularly in the context of challenges such as globalisation, climate change, and economic disparities among Member States.

The project facilitates a series of public events across Europe for scholars to share their research with one another and engage in broader debate with key decision-makers and the general public. PROSPER curates a blog and a podcast and video recordings of events will be made available. We will also disseminate research findings through traditional academic publication channels such as books, articles or working papers.