Collaborating with Europe: Opportunities and Strategies for Funding for Arts and Social Science
Workshop
This workshop is now available as: PDF (please see the contributions by Dr Karen Hussey: part one and part two, Dr Martin Grabert and Dr Rado Faletic - as a courtesy to the presenters, please contact them for permission to refer to the text of their presentation for the purpose of further…
Common Agricultural Policy in the EU after 2013: Challenges and Expectations
Seminar
This public lecture is now available as: MP3 (please listen to the file below) and PDF (as a courtesy to the presenter, please contact him for permission to refer to his PowerPoint notes for the purpose of further research). Mr Chmiel will discuss the current issues in the EU’s Common…
Is the Nordic Social Model under Threat from the Current Crisis in Europe?
Seminar
This public lecture is now available as: MP3 (please listen to the file below in three parts). Europe in general, and the Euro-area in particular, is in turmoil. Many countries are struggling with high unemployment rates, huge deficits and are carrying a heavy debt-burden. The weakness of…
Europe at the Crossroads: Estonian Perspectives on the EU and Eurozone
Seminar
This public lecture is now available as: MP3 (please listen to the file below in three parts). Estonia regained its independence on 20 August 1991. In 2004, Estonia acceded to the EU and joined NATO. In 2007, it joined the Schengen group of European countries. Estonia joined…
Australia and European Integration: Historical Perspectives
Conference
The contribution of Dr Ben Wellings is now available as: MP3 (please listen to the file below). The March 1962 appointment of Sir Edwin McCarthy as Australia’s Ambassador to the European Communities marked the beginning of Australia’s formal representation to what is now the European Union. This…
Do Flexible Labour Markets Enhance Employment? A Comparison of Australia and The Netherlands
Seminar
This public lecture is now available as MP3 (please listen to the file above in three parts) and the PowerPoint slides as a PDF file (as a courtesy to the presenter, please contact him for permission to refer to his PowerPoint notes for the purpose of further research). This presentation analyses…
The UN Security Council, NATO, the European Union, the ICC and Libya
Seminar
This event is presented with the Centre for International and Public Law Its purpose is to discuss the international law aspects of the situation in Libya. The analysis starts with an introduction, coveringthe issues of democratic forms of government under international law, and of state…