ANUCES Held Roundtable: Decolonising Memory
On 28 February, 2024, ANUCES held a roundtable on Decolonising Memory: Politics of Memory and the Process of Reconciliation. Collective memory plays an important role in politics and society.…
José Saramago -100 Years: Screening of "José and Pilar" and Exhibition
Join us on Thursday for a special screening of: "José and Pilar – The days of the Nobel Prize Winner José Saramago and his wife Pilar del Rio"When: Thursday 2nd November 2023, 5.30pmWhere: RSSS…
European Foreign Policy Seminar
European Union foreign policy is significant for Australia given the EU’s influence on a wide range of multilateral, economic and security issues. The EU is also an increasingly important actor in…
Seminar: Holocaust (post)memory in transnational perspectives
20 October 2023, online seminar The ANU Centre for European Studies (ANUCES) is pleased to invite you to the seminar Holocaust (post)memory in transnational perspectives, organized in…
Macron faces resistance in New Caledonia - ANUCES visiting fellow Denise Fisher writes for the ASPI Strategist
"France is facing resistance as it prepares to host a meeting of New Caledonian parties in Paris from 4 September. Independence parties reject the third independence referendum of December 2021. A…
Dr Ivana Damjanovic's book "The European Union and International Investment Law Reform: Between Aspirations and Reality" launched in Brussels
Dr Ivana Damjanovic's book The European Union and International Investment Law Reform: Between Aspirations and Reality by Cambridge University Press was launched in Brussels on 22 June 2023. At…
European History and Memory
We are pleased to announce the Australasian Association for European History conference will be held from 28 to 30 June 2023. The Australasian Association for European History is the premier…