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Europe

Pardee School Hosts Düsseldorf Mayor

in Centers & Programs, Events News

Pardee School Professor Kaija Schilde joined mayor of Dusseldorf, Germany for a frank discussion on leading cities in the age of the Syrian refugee crisis.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Dusseldorf, Europe, germany, kaija schilde, schilde, Thomas Geisel

Center for Study of Europe Wins EU Grant

in Centers & Programs

The Center received the $100,000, two year grant to sponsor a series of events on the relationship between Europe and the U. S.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, European Union, grant

Fighting for a ‘Food Democracy’

in Events News

At this Center for the Study of Europe sponsored event, attendees learned how trying to make Germans eat vegetables nearly destroyed the Green Party.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, Food, germany, Lunch Talk, political science

Center for Study of Europe Holds Polish Reception

in Centers & Programs

The Center for the Study of Europe, in collaboration with the Polish Cultural Foundation, hosted a reception and networking event for the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, Poland

Ban Talks Austerity in D. C. and Paris

in Pardee School

Pardee School Professor Cornel Ban traveled to Washington, D.C. and Paris to present research on the European debt crisis.

Tagged: 2015, ban, Cornel Ban, Europe

Schmidt Wins BJPIR’s Best Paper Award

in Research

Professor Vivien Schmidt was awarded the prize for Best Article by the British Journal of Politics and International Relations.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt at Euro Conference at Harvard

in Centers & Programs

Vivien Schmidt, director of the Center for the Study of Europe, lent her expertise to a recent research conference at Harvard University.

Tagged: 2015, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt Book on Europe “100 to Remember” List

in Research

Here’s a question for you; what do Charles de Gaulle, Margaret Thatcher, Vaclav Havel, and Pardee School of Global Studies Professor Vivien Schmidt have in common?

Tagged: 2015, Democracy, Europe, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt, Ban win Horizon 2020 Grant

in Research

Vivien Schmidt and Cornel Ban have become key researchers in the EU Commission funded grant through the “Horizon 2020” program, the biggest EU research and innovation program ever.

Tagged: 2015, ban, Center for the Study of Europe, Cornel Ban, Europe, GEGI, global economic governance initiative, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

Greece on the Brink of Change

in Events News

Cornel Ban unpacks what the looming crisis in Greece means to Greece, to Europe and to the world.

Tagged: 2015, austerity, ban, Cornel Ban, Economics, Europe, European Union, Greece, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt: Going Beyond the Numbers in the Eurozone

in In the Media

Vivien Schmidt, director for the Center for the Study of Europe, analyzed the impact of austerity in a recent article for the Social Europe Journal.

Tagged: 2014, austerity, Europe, Eurozone Crisis, Schmidt. Vivien Schmidt

Ban Asks if East European Life is Better since 1989

in Centers & Programs, Events News

Cornel Ban examines economic and social conditions in East Europe since the fall of the Soviet Union.

Tagged: 2014, ban, Cornel Ban, eastern europe, Europe, GEGI, Politics of Russia and Eurasia, Russia, soviet union

Schmidt Talks Eurozone Crisis At Brussels Conference

in Events News

Vivien Schmidt discussed the Eurozone Crisis at the Annual Conference of the EU Commission’s Directorate-General of Economics and Finance.

Tagged: 2008 economic crisis, 2014, Center for the Study of Europe, Europe, European Union, Eurozone Crisis, Finance, politics, Schmidt

Gallery: Musical Tribute to Ferguson

in Centers & Programs

“The Mother: A Cantata for Ferguson” was organized in part by the Center for the Study of Europe.

Tagged: 2014, brecht, cantata, Europe, Ferguson, opera

Video: Schmidt on Democracy in Europe

in General News, Videos

Pardee School Professor Vivien Schmidt spoke at the Woodrow Wilson Center on her book, “Democracy in Europe.”

Tagged: Democracy, Europe, Schmidt, Vivien Schmidt

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