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Seminar on European Politics in the New Millennium
Chaired by Jeffrey Anderson, this seminar series invites scholars working on contemporary empirical and theoretical issues in the study of post-1989 Europe to present their research to the Center and larger Georgetown community.
Meeting 3-4 times each semester, the series revolves around lunchtime presentations of written works-in-progress, which often are issued subsequently as CGES working papers. Where indicated (*), the seminar was undertaken in conjunction with the American Consortium on European Studies (ACES), of which CGES is a member.
2005-2006 Program
- Stephen Castles, Oxford University, "Migration, Citizenship and the European Welfare State: A European Dilemma"
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Member of the Dutch Parliament, "Muslim Women in Europe"
- October 2005
- Harvey Feigenbaum, George Washington University, "Resisting Hollywood: Responses to Americanization in Cultural Policy"
- Thomas Jeffrey Miley, Yale University, "The Politics
of 'Nation-Building' in Contemporary Europe: The Case of Catalonia
in Spain"
- November 2005
- Guillame Parmentier, Institut Francais des Relations Internationales in Paris, "France in the Transatlantic Relationship"
- Juergen Chrobog, Former German Ambassador to the United
States and Director of the Quandt Foundation, "German-American
Relations under New Management: Bush II and Merkl I"
- December 2005
- Andrés Ortega, Editorial writer and columnist of El País and Director of the Spanish Edition of Foreign Policy, "Crisis in the Transatlantic Relations"
- February 2006
- Dale Medearis, US Environmental Protection Agency, "Subnational Partnerships and Lesson Learning in the Transatlantic Relationship"