Claude Mosseri-Marlio is professor of European law and the European Court of Justice at the American Business School in Paris. He is a frequent lecturer at universities in Europe and the United States, and most recently at the Tyumen University in Siberia. … Read more

Prof. Layna Mosley (UNC-Chapel Hill) studies and teaches international relations, international political economy, and comparative political economy. Her current research projects examine the effects of international capital mobility on government policy choices, the role of private sector actors in global financial … Read more

Milada Anna Vachudova specializes in the democratization of postcommunist Europe, the enlargement of the European Union, and the impact of international actors on domestic politics. She is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel … Read more

Cas Mudde is an assistant professor at the University of Georgia’s International Affairs department. Born in the Netherlands, Professor Mudde received his MA and PhD from Leiden University. Prior to taking his position in Georgia, he taught at several institutions, including … Read more

Seth Jolly has been an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the Maxwell School of Syracuse University since 2008 and is a co-investigator on the Chapel Hill Expert Survey (CHES). He received his PhD in Political Science from … Read more

Lecture given by Jae-Jae Spoon (Professor, University of North Texas)  with an eye toward the 2014 EP elections, she will talk about her paper, “Motivating the European Voter: Parties, Issues, and Campaigns in European Parliament Elections.”

Herman Schwartz (University of Virginia) is a geographically oriented economic historian who studies the constitution of and interaction of state and market power. He has worked on the development of the global economy since 1500; marketization of the welfare state in … Read more

Lecture given by Professor A. Maurits van der Veen (College of William and Mary) on how EU citizens in different countries think about the EU.

Lecture given by Professor David Coates (Wake Forest University)

Lecture given by Dr. Risto Raivio (European Commission, DG Education and Culture; Head of Sector: Vocational Education and Training Policy)