Miguel Sainz de Vicuña is currently pursuing an Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Security, Intelligence and Strategic Studies (IMSISS). He holds a Double Bachelor’s Degree in Law & International Relations from Nebrija University. His previous studies have concentrated on China, EU-Russia relations, energy security and maritime security. In summer 2021, as part of the IMSISS programme, he was a research assistant at the ICDS and worked on the projects related to energy security, energy policies in the EU related to hydrogen and nuclear power, and migration.
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Publications
16. May, 2022
Geopolitics of Europe’s Hydrogen Aspirations: Creating Sustainable Equilibrium or a Combustible Mix?
Discussions about hydrogen’s role in the transition to carbon-neutral economies and the EU’s Green Deal seldom include consideration of geopolitical…
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Publications
14. Sep, 2021
Pushed to the Limit? Italian and Spanish Lessons from the Migration Crises
Lithuania, Latvia and Poland are currently dealing with a migrant crisis triggered and fuelled by the regime in Belarus. They…
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