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A Global Perspective on the European Crisis

 

CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 18-20, 2014
UNIVERSITY ROOM, HYDE HALL
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL

Directions to Hyde Hall  
 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18

2:30—4 PM Opening Keynote Address

Antonio De Lecea, European Union Delegation to the United States

4:30—6 PM Session One: The EU Today: Macroeconomic Issues

László Csaba, Corvinus University, Budapest
Nicola Acocella, Sapienza University, Rome
Herman Schwartz, University of Virginia
Discussant: Steve Rosefielde, UNC

7 PM Dinner
 

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

9:30—11 AM Session Two: The Ukraine Crisis

Jake Kipp, University of Kansas
Eric Brunat, l’Université de Savoie
Graeme Robertson, UNC
Discussant: Bob Jenkins, UNC

11:15 AM—12:45 PM Session Three: International Trade and International Finance

Dan Hamilton, Johns Hopkins University
Nicholas Harris, Office of European Analysis, US Department of State
Discussant: Layna Mosley, UNC

12:45—2 PM Lunch

2—3:30 PM Session Four: Political Prospects for the EU

Simona Piattoni, University of Trento
Pablo Beramendi, Duke University
Scott Greer, University of Michigan
Discussant: Kate McNamara, Georgetown University

4—5:30 PM Keynote Address: The EU in 2020

Paolo Pasimeni, European Commission

7 PM Dinner
 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

9—10:30 AM Session Five: Prospects and Challenges for Labor

Joachim Möller, Institute for Employment Research, University of Regensburg
John Pickles, UNC
Gregor Gradev, European Trade Union Institute
Discussant: John McGowan, UNC

10:45 AM—12 PM Session Six Roundtable Discussion: Where is Europe Headed?

Chair: Anthony Oberschall, UNC
Discussants: Bruno Dallago, University of Trento; John Stephens, UNC

12 —1:30 PM Lunch

Acknowledgement of support: This conference is co-organized and co-financed by the Research Unit on Local Development and Global Dynamics (Department of Sociology and Social Research) at the University of Trento and the Center for European Studies and the Institute for the Arts and Humanities at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with the generous support of the European Union, UNC Global, UNC’s College of Arts and Sciences, and UNC’s Curriculum in Global Studies.