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After the Second World War, the Czechoslovak borderlands (known as the Sudetenland during the war) endured continued violence and ethnic cleansing, which also affected German-speaking Jews, many of whom had just returned from concentration or labor camps. In 1947, representatives … Read more
Manuela De Leonardis discusses The Blood of Women. Traces of Red on White Cloth, a traveling exhibition and book (supported by the Pasquale Battista Foundation) which brings together the work of 68 international artists. The exhibition explores transnational feminisms presenting … Read more
Inequality Workshop 14 April 2018 | 9am Global Education Center 2008-10 Open to the public The workshop will explore rising inequality in affluent democracies, both its forms and its drivers. We know from recent work on very long term changes … Read more
This event has been cancelled. Pauline Jones' scholarly work contributes broadly to the study of institutional origin, change, and impact in a wide variety of settings: newly emergent states with multiple competing subnational identities, states transitioning from planned to market … Read more
Countries in Southeast Europe that are either recent European Union members (Croatia since 2013), candidates (Serbia since 2011), or potential candidates (Bosnia) have been at the forefront of LGBT rights debates and LGBT politics within Europe. Specifically, scholars are examining … Read more
Join CES in welcoming Dr. Daniel Kenealy, a lecturer in the Public Policy Department of the University of Edinburgh, and his colleagues as they discuss their collaborative research project on the "Brexit" referendum. Free parking is available under the building … Read more
Loukas Tsoukalis was born in Athens in 1950. He studied economics and international relations at the University of Manchester, the College of Europe in Bruges, and the University of Oxford where he obtained his doctoral degree. He taught for many … Read more
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
Euraxxess Links North America representative Viktoria Bodnarova will speak at UNC Chapel Hill to the TransAtlantic Masters Students and EURO majors as part of the PhD Plus Program. Registration link: docs.google.com/forms/d/11zddb8PF-NQbU1EGHh2leNS_aFzizWYWkzS5k9rqdbI/viewform The mobility of researchers constitutes a crucial element in the … Read more
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.
