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The German Center for Research and Innovation in collaboration with DISCOVERY, a Horizon 2020 project for EU-North America cooperation in ICT R&I, and the UNC-CH Center for European Studies invites established companies, start-ups, and policy experts to a breakfast roundtable … Read more
Thinking about declaring a European Studies major, or want to learn more about the TransAtlantic Master's Program? Join current EURO majors and TAM students for FREE ice cream and networking right after the September 16 talk of the CES Friday Lecture … Read more
This lecture will be given by Professors Christiane Lemke and Helga Welsh. Directly following the event will be the Fall EURO Major and TAM Ice Cream Social. Please check back for more information coming soon. This event is part of the … Read more
Early 20th-century Britain succumbed to what people called ‘pageant fever’. Inspired by Louis Napoleon Parker’s influential pageant at Sherborne, Dorset, in 1905, communities up and down the country staged outdoor historical re-enactments before audiences that could number in the thousands. … 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 … Read more
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.
Presenters: Sarah Apffel: Extending the Discussion Beyond the Classroom: Using VoiceThread in LAC Carlos Abreu Mendoza: Not Just Another Line in Your CV: LAC and the Job Interview This teaching workshop provides a forum for sharing ideas, practical advice, and instructional resources … Read more
This workshop is strongly recommended for graduate students who wish to apply for upcoming LAC instructional positions. Participants will: Become familiar with the philosophy, objectives, and characteristics of Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum; Learn about UNC-Chapel Hill’s LAC program and … Read more
Sylvain Brouard is a professor of political science at the Sciences-Po Bordeaux, where he currently co-directs the French Agendas Project. He also leads the research program "The players of bicameralism in France," funded by the Aquitaine region. His research and teaching … Read more
Lunch will be provided. Prof Overbeek (VU University Amsterdam) is interested in issues of governance in a globalizing world. His approach can be characterized as transnational historical materialism. In recent years, he has done research on asylum and migration issues in … Read more
