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Lecture given by Professor Angelika von Wahl (Lafayette College). Her talk will be about gender and politics in Germany, specifically the passage of the 2007 legislation by the Grand Coalition and the recent home child care bill.
(NOTE CHANGE IN DAY AND TIME) Lecture given by Professor Markus Kaim (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)/ German Institute for International and Security Affairs).
Join us for a special round-table discussion on international justice in the former Yugoslavia. Dusan Jovanovic is a National Project Officer at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Mission to Serbia. Formerly a project coordinator at the … Read more
Rahsaan Maxwell, UNC-CH Associate Professor (Political Science): “What Makes Muslims Feel French?” from a forthcoming paper. First in the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
Milada Vachudova, UNC-CH Associate Professor (Political Science): “The European Union and Democracy Promotion.” Part of the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
John Stephens, UNC-CH Distinguished Professor (Political Science, Sociology): “Income inequality and redistribution in postindustrial democracies.” Part of the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
Susan Pennybacker, UNC-CH Professor (History): "Transnational British studies: race, empire and independence in the 20th century." Part of the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
Conor O'Dwyer, University of Florida Associate Professor (Political Science): "Gay Rights, Europeanization, and Democratic Practice in Postcommunist Europe" Part of the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
David Coates, Wake Forest University Worrell Professor (Politics and International Affairs): "Giants in Decline? Comparing the contemporary condition of the US & UK economies." Part of the 2014 CES Fall Lecture Series. For the full schedule, see CES Series.
Acknowledgement of Support: This event has been produced with the assistance of the European Union. The contents of this event are the sole responsibility of The UNC Center for European Studies and can in no way be taken to reflect … Read more
