Past events

28 Nov. 2017, 14:30-15:45

From Populism to non-democratic hybrid regimes in Central and Eastern Europe

Roundtable discussion: How and why does (not) the EU react to the formation of non-democratic hybrid regimes in the Central and Eastern Europe region? What role does Russia play?  Participants from CEMES; Miklos Sukosd and Hans Jörg Trenz (Moderator).

24 Nov. 2017, 13:00-16:00

The Hegemony of Growth

'Author meets Critics' debate with Matthias Schmelzer. Arranged by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES).

16 Nov. 2017, 14:00-15:00

Bringing the History of International Law into the Mainstream

Seminar with Marco Duranti, who will discuss the methodological innovations of his new book, The Conservative Human Rights Revolution.

15 Nov. 2017, 16:15-18:00

Love as a Human Freedom

Author Meets Critics event, discussing Paul A. Kottman's book Love as Human Freedom.

15 Nov. 2017, 10:00-14:00

Migration discourse in Scandinavia and East-Central Europe: oppositions or continua?

Workshop/public seminar on Contentious debates across borders.

1 Nov. 2017

PhD Workshop on researching arts and culture in the global postwar era: Europe in a global perspective

PhD Workshop on researching arts and culture in the global postwar era: Europe in a global perspective. Louisiana 1. November, 2017

5 Oct. 2017, 16:00-18:00

Fiction as thought experiment?

Guest lecture by Professor Dr. Christiane Schildknecht (University of Lucerne).

28 Sept. 2017, 13:00-16:00

Awkward Europeans?

'Author Meets Critics' debate with Malin Stegmann McCallion and Anders Wivel, arranged by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES).

26 Sept. 2017, 10:00-17:00

Mediatizing the Economy: Europe and Beyond

Workshop aimed at theorizing and analyzing the impact of the mass media on economic practices and perceptions in 20th and 21st century Europe and beyond.

19 June 2017, 14:00-16:00

The Problem of Democracy in Postwar Europe

'Author meets Critics' debate with Pepijn Corduwener. Arranged by Centre for Modern European Studies (CEMES).

31 May 2017, 9:30-15:30

Helping Hands Research Network on the Everyday Border Work of European Citizens

This event launches the interdisciplinary research network Helping Hands: Research Network on the Everyday Border Work of European Citizens, funded by the Danish Research Council 2017-2019.

5 May 2017, 14:00-16:00

European Enlargement across Rounds and Beyond Borders

'Author meets Critics' debate with Haakon A. Ikonomou, Rebekka Byberg and Mathias Haeussler. Arranged by CEMES /Rethinking European Integration

7 Apr. 2017, 13:15-14:45

Land der Extreme. Deutschland im 20. Jahrhundert

Lecture by Ulrich Herbert, Universität Freiburg, followed by an open debate.

6 Apr. 2017, 12:30-14:30

European Immigration after 1945. German and Danish Perspectives

Lecture by Ulrich Herbert, Professor of Modern History, University of Freiburg.

2 Dec. 2016, 10

The Presence of Religion in Modern European Culture

Public seminar arranged by CEMES.Today, the much-voiced phrase “Religion in the Public Sphere” primarily points to the politically powerful presence of religion in society, whether seen as a positive or negative factor.

1 Dec. - 2 Dec. 2016

Media Freedom and Pluralism in Europe - Threats and Responses

The public seminar explores contemporary challenges to media freedom and pluralism in different parts of Europe. Arranged by CEMES

24 Nov. - 26 Nov. 2016

New Diplomatic History

Borders, Networks, and Organisations through the 20^th Century. 2^nd Conference of the New Diplomatic History Network. 24-26 November 2016 Arranged byCentre for Modern European Studies and co-organizers

23 Nov. - 24 Nov. 2016

European Co-production

A multi-disciplinary conference of scholars, practitioners and policy professionals
. Open key-note speeches.

18 Nov. 2016, 13:01-15:00

Migration, refugees and solidarity beyond borders

CEMES/AMIS are hosting a seminar presenting two distinguished scholars 

4 Nov. 2016, 14:00-16:00

The Not-So-Enigmatic Signifier

The CEMES group ”Bureaucracy in Europe" and the research project Uncertain Archives invite you to a seminar with Professor Ben Kafka (NYU).