Malta Sociological Association

The MSA is a non-profit making organisation. It is a non-commercial entity, which aims to develop and promote sociological knowledge. The Association promotes sociological research and contributes toward facilitating the cooperation of people working within the sociological field. It also aims at understanding and analysing social problems for the improvement of the quality of life.

Sunday, 23 August 2026

Public Consultation Feedback: Financial Compensation EU emissions trading system (ETS2)

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  The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the European Commission's initiative on financial compensation under the EU Emissions T...

Public Consultation Feedback: EU Fuel Maritime Regulation – updating the list of “neighbouring container transhipment ports"

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  The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the proposed update to the list of neighbouring container transhipment ports under the Fuel...

Public Consultation Feedback: EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) – update to list of neighbouring container transhipment ports

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The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the proposed update to the list of neighbouring container transhipment ports under the EU Emi...

Public Consultation Feedback: EU Birds and Habitats Directives – stress test

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The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the stress test of the Birds and Habitats Directives and recommends that any review strength...

Public Consultation Feedback: European Ocean Research and Innovation Strategy

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  The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the European Commission's initiative to develop a European Ocean Research and Innovatio...

Public Consultation Feedback: Review of EU rules on alternative fuels infrastructure

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The Malta Sociological Association (MSA) notes the review of the EU rules on alternative fuels infrastructure and recommends that their imp...

Public Consultation Feedback: Targeted consultation on the draft guidelines for the classification of high-risk artificial intelligence systems

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The Malta Sociological Association notes the European Commission's draft guidelines on the classification of high-risk Artificial Intell...
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