Past events

23 Oct. 2012, 15:00-17:00

EURECO Distinguished Lecture: Mikael Rask Madsen

International Courts and New World Order: The Case of European Courts

9 Oct. 2012, 15:00-17:00

EURECO Distinguished Lecture: Malene Wind

A German Europe? Understanding the Politics of the European Debt Crisis

8 Oct. 2012, 15:00-17:00

Seminar on ex-Yugoslavia

Selma Porobić, Director of the newly established Centre for Refugee and IDP Studies (CESI), is going to address the challenges and perspectives of the establishment and development of the Centre in the context of today's post-war Bosnian society with reflection on the past and present of forced displacement in the region and the future prospects of the Centre's work, its goals and mission.

3 Oct. 2012, 17:00-18:15

Danmark og Tyskland: Partnere i Europa

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2 Oct. 2012, 15:00-17:00

EURECO Distinguished Lecture: Peter Pagh

European Environmental Law: Between Commerce and Ecology

21 Sept. 2012, 13:00-15:00

CEMES-Debat/Golden Days: Europa Undercover

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18 Sept. 2012, 15:00-17:00

EURECO Distinguished Lecture: Mogens Pelt

The Weak Greek State and the History of Greek-German Relations in the Post-War Period

11 Sept. 2012, 15:00-17:00

EURECO Distinguished Lecture: Rebecca Adler-Nissen

Two-Speed Europe: The Euro Crisis and the Future of the European Integration Project

7 Sept. 2012, 12:00-15:00

CEMES-Debat/Golden Days: Det folkelige og det farlige

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31 Aug. 2012, 13:00-18:00

Ib Bondebjergs 65 års festsymposium

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13 June 2012, 13:00-17:00

Film and Risk

International seminar on the 13^th of June 2012

25 May 2012, 9:15-12:00

Seminar on publications of modern writers

The semiar debates issues relating to textcritical and commenting publications of modern litterature. (In Danish)

10 May - 11 May 2012

Danish Science, Universities and the Challenge from Nazism 1933-1945

Conference on how science, researchers and Danish Universities included and reacted to the challenges of Nazism and Nazi science.

3 May 2012, 14:00-16:00

CEMES-EURECO symposium: Cosmopolitanism contested

This symposium seeks responses from critical social theory on cosmopolitanism in light of the current challenges to European democracy. It invites leading North American scholars to enter a debate with their European colleagues on the future prospects of cosmopolitanism in Europe and the world.

2 May - 3 May 2012

PhD course: Cosmopolitanism in Europe. Idea and Reality.

The PhD course critically revises cosmopolitan thinking. It offers students a double focus on cosmopolitan visions and cosmopolitan realism. This includes lectures on the history of ideas and critical social theory of cosmopolitanism as well as on the application of cosmopolitan perspectives in contemporary European politics, culture and society.

1 May 2012, 15:00-17:00

Heidegger and Protestant theology

Heidegger and Protestant theology

1 May 2012, 11:00-13:00

French Intellectuals and the Chinese Cultural Revolution

French Intellectuals and the Chinese Cultural Revolution

25 Apr. 2012, 11:15

Guest lecture by Karl Heinz Bohrer

Dionysos - an Aesthetics of Appearance. Antique Mythology and Modern Poetry

26 Mar. 2012, 8:00-16:00

Student conference at The University of Florence

CEMES is looking for two students to participate in the conference "THE EU AND THE WORLD: NEW CHALLENGES AND TRENDS - Twenty-seven ideas from the Erasmus generation". The conference brings together students from all over Europe to present
specific proposals and discuss their views on the European integration process with
representatives of EU institutions. Each national team of two students is asked to produce a short document to be presented and discussed with MEPs. It is left open to the students to decide what is the issue that they consider important for European integration and on which they would like to express their point of view.
Deadline for application is March 26.

9 Mar. 2012, 9:00-10:00

Arab Spring and European Fall - promoting democracy abroad while fighting crisis at home

Recession dominates European politics, while democratization is the hot topic when debating the Arab Spring. Can the EU handle domestic problems and financial crisis while at the same time contributing positively to the democratic, economic and social changes in Northern Africa and the Middle East? Will the EU seize or miss a defining moment in history?