Past events

7 Mar. 2024, 14:00-15:30

Media development – European and global perspectives

Seminar.

29 Feb. 2024, 10:00-13:00

The Show Must Go Green. Sustainable practices and opportunities in European screen industry

Talks and two hands-on workshops.

16 Feb. 2024, 13:00-15:30

Digital approaches to the history of European & international cooperation

An online symposium.

15 Dec. 2023, 14:00-16:00

Author Meets Critic: Scientific Freedom: The Heart of the Right to Science

A debate on scientific and academic freedom as a part of the human right to benefit from science on the occasion of the publication of Scientific Freedom: The Heart of the Right to Science (Rowman & Littlefield, 2023).

29 Nov. 2023, 16:30

Lost Country

You are warmly invited to the first film screening hosted by the research group "Screening Europe" film club. We will be screening the Serbian/French/Croatian/Luxembourgish film Lost Country (2023) by Vladimir Perisic.

27 Nov. 2023, 17:00-19:00

Memory Politics and Russian Aggression in Ukraine

CEMES research group on European Memory Cultures together with Horizon-Europe project EUROPAST invite you to attend the afternoon symposium.

14 Nov. 2023, 13:00-14:00

Introducing the mud to the sublime: Post-humanist methods for critical border studies

Talk by Mathilda Rosengren.

7 Nov. 2023, 16:30-17:30

Dr. David Chikvaidze on four decades of foreign service, UN work & the future of mulitlateralism

Talk by Dr. David Chikvaidze.

2 Oct. 2023, 14:15-16:00

Daniela Koleva: As long as we quarrel about the past, we remember it. Coping with the communist past in Bulgaria

Public lecture.

26 May - 27 May 2023

Museums and National Identity

What does it mean to be Danish? Or European? And how do museums help foster a national identity among their visitors? This symposium will feature presentations from scholars, museum curators, and directors to answer these questions.

10 May 2023, 14:00-16:00

Coloniality and Decolonization in the 20th century international sphere

A moderated discussion between three historians on their important new monographs: Ismay Milford (Universität Leipzig), Florian Wagner (Universität Erfurt), and Margot Tudor (University of Exeter).

9 Feb. 2023, 15:00-16:30

The London Moment

Julia Eichenberg (Freigeist Fellow, UBT Bayreuth) will present and discuss her current research project “The London Moment” with Pavol Jakubec (University of Gothenburg).

25 Jan. 2023, 15:30-17:30

The Marketizers: Public Choice and the Origins of the Neoliberal Order

Author Meets Critics Debate.

6 Dec. 2022, 14:00-16:00

Author meets critics: Christos Tsakas. Post-war Greco-German Relations, 1953-1981

Christos Tsakas (Jean Monnet Fellow, EUI) will present and discuss his book with Sevasti Chatzopoulou (RUC) and Mogens Pelt (KU/DIA).

2 Dec. 2022

Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Socratic Studies

Workshop directed by Associate Professor Leo Catana (University of Copenhagen) under the auspices of the International Society for Socratic Studies.

1 Dec. 2022, 9:00-14:30

Conference – Regulating Global Streaming Platforms in the Small-Nation Context: Mission (Im)Possible?

Context: Mission (Im)Possible?

5 Nov. 2022, 8:30-17:00

Transcultural Connections

This seminar aims at giving the audience an insight into the Yugoslav artistic and cultural heritage and at pointing to the potential of transcultural art to question the notion of cultural and national belonging in Europe today.

30 Sept. 2022, 13:00-18:00

Fifty Years in Europe: Denmark and the EU 1972-2022

This event marks the 50-year anniversary of Denmark joining the EC (today the EU).

29 Sept. 2022, 16:30-18:00

Author meets critics : Laurent Warlouzet, Europe contre Europe. Entre liberté, solidarité et puissance

Laurent Warlouzet presents his latest book (CNRS, 2022), Europe contre Europe. Entre liberté, solidarité et puissance.

29 Sept. - 30 Sept. 2022

International Conference: Colonialism and the EU Legal Order

In 1957, when the European Union (then EEC) was founded, four of the original six Member States were colonial powers: France, Belgium, Italy and the Netherlands. This conference will bring lawyers, legal historians, sociologists and political scientists together to discuss the ways in which colonialism has shaped the EU legal order.