EURECO is pleased to announce the EURECO Distinguished Lecture Series 2014: Reinventing Europe While Europe is slowly recovering from the financial crisis that hit six years ago skepticism towards the EU and European integration is flourishing and we are witnessing both within the EU, in the member states, and among the general public intense debates about where European integration should be heading, how far, and how fast. The EURECO Distinguished Lecture Series this fall sets out to take a closer look at some of the issues which have received a lot of attention in the recent debates. To do so scholars from the Social and Legal sciences as well as the Humanities have been invited to lecture on topics such as; the question of Social and Welfare Tourism in the EU, the complexities of the European Labour Market, and the challenges of Multiculturalism in Europe. The programme offers as well an interesting lecture on the consequences of the stereotyping of nations and peoples during the Euro Crisis, and brings the opportunity to get an insight into both the developments in the EU competition policy and in the EU’s legal order. To deliver the Final Honorary lecture EURECO has invited Professor of European Politics at the University of Oxford Jan Zielonka. In his lecture Professor Zielonka will address the question: Is the EU Doomed? _______________________________________________________ Time: 15.15-17.00 Venue: Alexandersalen, Bispetorvet 1-3, Copenhagen. Please be aware that the lecture on 30 September will take place in Annex B, Studiestræde 6. Registration: The lecture series is open to all, but registration is necessary at eureco.ku.dk. Language: All lectures are held in English. Diploma: Attendance is awarded with a EURECO Diploma
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 09:31:22 +0000
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