The European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) was launched as an independent body on 16 March 1991 in Melbourne. The initiative for such an Association was based on the experience of the national Associations for Contemporary European Studies in each of the member states of the European Union and elsewhere, which is an experience of cooperation, sharing of learning and research interests and dissemination of information and critical analysis on contemporary issues. In June 2020, CESAA and the European Union Studies Association of New Zealand merged to form the European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand. The merger created two branches in Melbourne and in Christchurch, while also a third branch formed in Sydney. Through these branches, ESAANZ aims to further European studies in Australia and New Zealand.
ESAANZ’s objectives are:
Following the public announcement of the plans from the ANU to disestablish the ANU Centre for European Studies, as part of the change proposal, the ESAANZ President has forwarded a letter of support for ANUCES. Re: ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Organisational Change Proposal – ANU Centre for European Studies (ANUCES) Professor Bronwyn […]
In recent analysis for the Australian Institute of International Affairs, the ESAANZ executive board member, Dr Kasia Williams, examined the first-round results of Poland’s presidential election, the views of the candidates and what they reveal about the broader political shift across Europe. The full article is available on the International Affairs website.
On 8 and 9 June 2025, the annual conference of the European Union Association Asia Pacific (EUSAAP) has been successfully organised in collaboration with the EUSA Macau, University of Macau (UM) and the Institute of European Studies of Macau (IEEM). The conference titled “The EU, its Policies and Relations in Times of Transition” brought together […]
Recently, ESAANZ’s President Gosia Klatt attended the European Union Association Asia Pacific (EUSAAP) 2025 Conference. It was a great opportunity for academics to share their work across areas within and beyond the Asia-Pacific region. Read about it here!
EUSAAP Conference 2025 | ESAANZ
On 8 and 9 June 2025, the annual conference of the European Union Association Asia Pacific (EUSAAP) has been suc…
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Join the RMIT for a seminar about the “German Elections, America First and European Union Scenarios”. On Wednesday the 2nd of April, from 4pm-5pm AEST, Entry is Free. To register follow the link below. Hope to see you there!
German Elections, America First and European Union Scenarios
Join us in a discussion led by Dr Maren Klein and Dr Scott Burchill, to address contemporary geopolitical affairs.
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The ESAANZ invites you on the 11th of March to our seminar discussing Poland’s Presidency in the EU Council. Dr Marcin Kawalowski provides an understanding on the Polish Presidency priorities and Poland’s role in today’s world. Sign up’s free down below
Security, Europe! A few remarks on the Poland’s Presidency in the European Union Council. | ESAANZ
The European Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) would like to invite you to an online semin…
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