
The European Debate: JMC-EPP at ECONSHIP 2026
European shipping policy, the European Port Strategy and the strategic challenges shaping the maritime sector were at the centre of the ECONSHIP 2026 Plenary: European Debate. The session opened with

European shipping policy, the European Port Strategy and the strategic challenges shaping the maritime sector were at the centre of the ECONSHIP 2026 Plenary: European Debate. The session opened with

European Policies for Shipping, Ports, and Maritime Supply Chains: Special Session organised by the Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy, University of Piraeus & the Florence School of Regulation,

The first issue (1/2026) of the Jean Monnet PortNewsletter is now available! Published by the Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy (JMC-EPP) at the University of Piraeus Department of

The 1st Florence Maritime Regulation Conference, held on 17 July 2026 in Florence, Italy, concluded successfully, marking the launch of a new forum dedicated to research and policy dialogue on

Professor Thanos Pallis[1], Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy Chair, has published an article entitled European Ports: The need to avoid the great divide, released as part of the

The Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy (JMC-EPP) celebrated Europe Day (9 May) with an educational event at a local high school. On Friday, 8 May, the Chair holder,

Celebrating Europe Day, the Jean Monnet Chair European Port Policy (JMC-EPP) will visit the 3rd Senior High School of Piraeus on Friday, 8 May, for an educational event titled “We

With great success, the annual public lecture of the Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy on “European Ports: Reflection on policies & strategies for the energy transition” was held

The Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy is pleased to announce the annual public lecture on the theme “European Ports: Reflection on policies & strategies for the energy transition”

The Jean Monnet Chair in European Port Policy, in collaboration with the Transport Area of the Florence School of Regulationof the European University Institute,, invite scholars to a Special ECONSHIP