Consortium
The EuComMeet Consortium
10 partners established in 8 different EU Member States
The EuComMeet Consortium gathered 10 partners established in 8 different EU Member States, coordinated by an experienced team at University of Siena (IT). The research teams belonging to the EuComMeet Consortium was perfectly suited to address the multi-disciplinary, interactive, and innovative research design of this ambitious project thanks to internationally recognized researchers in the fields, whose expertise is reflected in the award of several prizes and fellowships.
The consortium included 7 scientific partners from Universities or Research Institutes, representing disciplines including political science and sociology, as well as a non-academic partner and a non-profit organisation supporting the consortium in making the project relevant to a wider audience and involving citizens, key stakeholders and the general public.
All in all, EuComMeet Partners gave birth to a consolidated network based on previous experience of cooperation, while adding fresh energy to the team with incomers.
Third parties
Beyond the partner Institutions, the consortium benefitted from the contribution of Third Parties also outside Europe with unique expertise and extensive background on deliberative processes.
Meet our Team Members
EUComMeet means people: meet those making up our teams!
With a balanced representation of men and women scientists within each of the teams, members also include junior researchers together with senior ones, in order to encourage professional development in an international environment.
Coordination Team
Core Partners Team Members

André Bächtiger
Professor at University of Stuttgart
Work Package Lead: “Collection and analysis of data on past and current deliberative processes and development of new instruments”

Yves Sintomer
Professor of political science at CRESPPA/Paris 8 University
Work Package Lead: “Strengthen European identity“

Jane Suiter
Director of FuJo Media at Dublin City University
Work Package Lead: “Making people more reflective”