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Jean Monnet European Lectures

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International Center for Business and Politics invites you to
The CBS Jean Monnet European Lectures
European Integration in a theoretical and historical context with a focus on the EU
Mondays from February 4th to June 2nd 2008 kl 15.20-17.10
This series of lectures is organized by the International Center for Business and Politics, CBP, at the Copenhagen Business School. The lectures are addressed to the general public and students at the higher education institutions. The attempt is to analyze the present development of European integration in a theoretical and historical context. The focus is on understanding the European Union as a particular political, economic and cultural entity within an understanding of Europe in a broader context.
The lecturers come from the International Center for Business and Politics and the Center for European Studies at the CBS and represent a wide range of different disciplines, theoretical approaches and national backgrounds. The series thus represents some of the strengths of the differences that constitute Europe in general and the European Union in particular.
The lectures are partly financed by the Jean Monnet Program of the EU.
REGISTRATION HERE
Program:
4 February
The Emergence and Consolidation of the European Union
By professor in political sociology at CBP, Lars Bo Kaspersen
11 February
EU’s Internal Market Policy: Results and Problems
By professor in European Integration and International Political Economy at CBP, Peter Nedergaard
18 February
Winter Break
25 February
European Constitutions in Context
By professor in European Studies at CBS, Michael Herslund
3 March
Public and Private Partnerships in the EU
By professor in public management at CBP, Carsten Greve
10 March
The Open Method of Coordination in the EU
By associate professor in EU Governance and Innovation, CBP, Susanna Borrás
31 March
European Mass Media and a European Public Sphere
By professor in Media Management at CBP, Anker Brink Lund
7 April
Nation States and National Identities in the EU
By professor in European and Danish history at CBP, Uffe Østergård
14 April
Harmonizing Europe – European Law in Practice
By professor in Economic Sociology and International Political Economy at CBP and Bates College, USA, Francesco Duina
28 April
The German Dilemma: A German Europe or a European Germany?
By professor in German and European Culture at CBP, Per Øhrgaard
5 May
History with a Purpose: A Critical Look at the Story of the Creation of the EU
By associate professor in Danish and European Economic History at CBP, Joachim Lund
19 May
Europeanization and National Politics in the European Union
By professor in Comparative Political Economy at CBP, Ove K. Pedersen
26 May
European Values – and American
By M. Phil. in International Relations, cand. scient. pol., lecturer at Center for European Studies, CBS, Christian Fich
2 June
The Franco-German Relationship in the EU
By associate professor in European Integration and German Politics at CBP, Magali Gravier
Time:
Mondays from 15.20 - 17.10
Dates: 04. feb, 11. Feb, 25. Feb, 03. Mar, 10. Mar, 31. Mar, 07. Apr, 14. Apr, 28. Apr, 05. May, 19. May, 26. May, 2. Jun 2008
Students who register will receive a certificate to testify their participation in the series. You have to be present for at least 75 % of the total number of lectures to receive this certificate.
Organized by:
Uffe Østergård, International Center for Business and Politics
For questions please contact Anne Birgitte Tramm Ejdrup, abte.cbp@cbs.dk, phone: 3815 3592

Time: 04.02 15.30 - 02.06 17.10


Place: Copenhagen Business School
Solbjerg Plads 3
2000 Frederiksberg


Room: Nordea Auditorium SP205




Last updated by CBS Communications & Marketing 30/01/2008