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ONLINE EVENT The European Union Centre of Excellence at RMIT University and the European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) invite you to this online event on the key messages and reactions from the European Union 2020: State of the Union. The President of the European Commission presents a State of the Union […]
FREE ONLINE EVENTTHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 4:00 – 5:30PM AEST Speakers Dr Elena Govor – Australian National University, School of Archaeology & Anthropology Associate Professor Alexey Muraviev – Curtin University, School of Media, Creative Arts and Social Inquiry About The European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) invites you to this free online event about […]
FREE ONLINE EVENTTHURSDAY AUGUST 13, 12:30 – 2:00PM SpeakersDr. Remy Davison – Monash University, Politics and International RelationsDr Nina Markovic – Macquarie University AboutThe European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) invites you to this free online event about the European Union Recovery Fund.On the 21st of July EU leaders agreed a deal on […]
About this Event Swinburne University, EU Centre of Excellence at RMIT University, and the European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ) invite you to: REPORTING OF THE EU IN AUSTRALIA Recent events in Europe and the European Union (EU) have been newsworthy. The migration crisis, the Brexit vote, ‘populist’ responses in elections, and the […]
The European Studies Association Australia and New Zealand (ESAANZ), the European Union Centre of Excellence at RMIT University, and the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs (AIPA) invite you to this online presentation and discussion on the recent Polish president election. The guest speakers will discuss the election results and the implications for Polish society as […]
Disclaimer: This ‘event’ is a visiting fellowship application with the Australia National University (ANU) EU–Australia economic cooperation is entering an ambitious new phase. This is taking place in the context of the shifting international economic landscape and there is an increasing focus on climate change as an absolute priority. Technological advances and global value chains […]
The European Union Studies Association Asia Pacific (EUSA AP) is inviting papers for the annual conference and postgraduate student workshop. The conference is entitled: EU’s institutional leadership and the new priorities and challenges for the EU27 Thursday, 25th and Friday, 26th June 2020Christchurch, New Zealand Papers are welcome from a broad multidisciplinary perspective that investigate these questions from both, an […]
An International Conference Athens, Greece, 25-26 May 2020. After the completion of the 2004/07 enlargement round and Croatia’s accession in 2013, the EU seems to have forgotten its other neighbours who are still hoping for an ‘EU future’. The hope that Western Balkan accession had become a priority on the EU agenda following European Commission […]
The Contemporary European Studies Association of Australia (CESAA) is calling for papers for the conference that will take place at RMIT University in Melbourne on 6 and 7 November 2019. The title of this conference is “Europe in a Year of Transition: Challenges and Opportunities”. This conference offers scholars, early career researchers, students, policymakers, and […]
Jean Monnet EU–Australia Centre of Excellence for Economic Cooperation 2019 Visiting Fellowship DEADLINE EXTENDED – APPLICATIONS DUE 1 JUNE 2019 About the Visiting Fellowship EU–Australia economic cooperation is entering an ambitious new phase. Policymakers and key stakeholders hope that the proposed trade agreement will have a transformational impact on political and economic cooperation. While EU–Australia […]
