Centre for European Union Studies (CEUS)
Seminar Series
The CEUS (Centre
for European Studies) welcomes all (undergraduate and postgraduate)
students and staff to their seminars.
(2011-2012 Semester
2)
Wednesday 2nd May, 13.15-14.30, WI-LR
26
‘Interest groups and democracy in the European
Union’
Professor William Maloney, University of Newcastle
Wednesday 22nd February, 13.15-14.30, WI-East
Conference Room
‘The European Commission as an actor in the Cyprus
conflict’
Dr George Christou, University of Warwick
(2011-2012 Semester
1)
Wednesday 9th November, 1.15-2.45,
WI-LR9
Dr Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves, Institute of Political
Science and IR, Jagiellonian University, Poland (Centre for
European Union Studies Seminar)
‘Multi-culturalism in the European Union: examples from Poland
and Lithuania’
Wednesday 26th October, 1.15-2.45, WI-LR19
Professor Jo Carby Hall, Centre for Legislative Studies,
University of Hull (Centre for European Union Studies
Seminar)
‘The exploitation of economic migrants in the European
Union’
(2010-2011, Semester
2)
Friday 18th March, 14.15-15.30,
WI-LR17
Professor Kenneth Dyson, Cardiff
University
“Norman’s Lament: Lessons from the 1930s – Do
we have a new Europe?”
Monday 28th March,
12.15-13.45, WI-LR20
Professor Alex Warleigh-Lack, Brunel
University
“Pride, Not Prejudice: What Can EU Studies
Learn from New Regionalism?”
Monday 9th May,
12.15-13.45, WI-LR20
Professor Andreas Bieler, School of
Politics and International Relations, University of
Nottingham
“A study in exceptionalism: Analysing the
Norwegian model of capitalism”
(2010-2011, Semester
1)
Monday 1st November, 12.15-13.45, WI-SR294
Professor James Connelly & Dr Rüdiger Wurzel,
Department of Politics and International Studies, University
of Hull
‘The EU as a leader in international climate change
politics’
Monday 15th November, 12.15-13.05, WI-SR294
Professor Patrick Birkinshaw, Department of Law,
University of Hull
‘Goodbye to all that? – Removing European Influence from UK
law.’
(2009-2010, Semester
2)
Monday 26th April, 12.15-13.45, WI-SR294
Professor Simon Bulmer, University of
Sheffield
‘Learning to live with Brussels? The Europeanisation of
Whitehall’
Monday 8th March, 12.15-13.45, WI-SR294
Dr Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos, Birkbeck College,
University of London
'Social Democracy and European Integration'
Monday 15th February, 12.15-13.45, WI-SR294
Roundtable discussion with contributions from Dr Xiudian
Dai, Professor Jack Hayward, Dr Cristina Leston-Bandeira, Dr
Elizabeth Monaghan and Dr Rudi Wurzel
'After Lisbon: A Reconstituted EU?'
(2009-10, Semester
1)
Friday13 November 2009 at
12.15pm-1.30pm, Wilberforce building SR 112
Dr Simon Lightfoot (Leeds
University)
“EU Development Policy: Challenges and
Prospects”
Friday 16 October 2009 at 12.15pm Wilberforce Building
SR112
Professor Kenneth Dyson (Research Professor at the
University of Cardiff)
"'The 2009 German Federal Elections and the Grand Coalition
in Historical Perspective'"
(2008-09, Semester
2)
All seminars will take place in SR 294 in the
Wilberforce building. All (undergraduate and postgraduate) students
and staff are welcome!
Monday 16 February 2009 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
Dr Michael Bruter (London School
of Economics)
“Time Bomb - the Paradoxical Timing of the
Effect of News and Symbols on Citizens' European Identity”
Monday 9 March 2009 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
Cornelia Beyer (University of
Hull)
“Phantom or Player? The EU as an
Actor in the Global War on Terrorism”
Monday 16 March 2009 at 12.15pm-1.30pm
Prof Jan Czaja (Universities of Warsaw and
Krakow)
“The European Union’s Lack of Vision for the
Future”
(2008-09, Semester
1)
All seminars will take place in SR 294 in the Wilberforce
building. All (undergraduate and postgraduate) students and staff
are welcome!
Monday 13 October 2008 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
Dr Charles Lees (University of
Sheffield)
“Multi-Level Governance in South East
Europe”
Monday 27 October 2008 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
Dr Elisabeth Monaghan (University of Hull)
"Civil Society" and the Debate on the
Future of the European Union”
Monday 17 November 2008 at 12.15pm-1.30pm
Dr Cristina Leston-Bandeira (University of
Hull)
“Is the Internet Adding Value to
Parliaments in Europe?”
(2007-08, Semester
2)
The CEUS seminars will take place in the
Brynmor Jones library in LR 15.
All (undergraduate and postgraduate) students and staff are
welcome!
Monday 11 February 2008 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“Is the European Parliament an
Environmental Champion?”
Dr Charlotte Burns (University of
Leeds)
Monday 14 April 2008 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“The Limits of Europeanisation
and Economic Reform Capacity”
Prof Kevin Featherstone (London School
of Economics)
Monday 28 April 2008 at 12.30pm -
1.45pm
“Thinking About the End of
European Integration”
Prof Paul Taylor (London School of
Economics)
(2007-08, Semester
1)
The seminars will all take place in SR 294 in
the Wilberforce building unless stated otherwise. All
(undergraduate and postgraduate) students and staff are
welcome!
Wednesday 17 October 2007 at
11.15pm-1.30pm
“Hyperpresidentialisation in
Post-electoral French Politics”
Prof Jack Hayward (University of
Hull)
Friday 26 October
2007 at 2.00pm-3.30pm
(Please note that this event will take
place in WI-S.9)
“Institutions, institutional
change and the European Security and Defence
Policy.”
Prof Anand Menon (University of
Birmingham)
Wednesday 14 November 2007 at
11.15pm-12.30pm
“The Role of the European Union
Presidency; Germany’s 2007 Presidency Assessed ”
Dr Rüdiger Wurzel (University of Hull)
Wednesday 5 December 2007 at
11.15pm-12.30pm
“Debordering the Nation-State? The Politics of Cross-Border
Cooperation in the European Union”
Dr José Magone (University of Hull)
(2006-07 Semester
2)
The seminars all take place in SR 294 in
the Wilberforce building
All (undergraduate and postgraduate)
students and staff are welcome!
Monday 5 February 2007 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“The Second World War and the idea of
Europe”
Dr Philip Morgan (University of
Hull)
Monday 19 February 2007 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“Could Europe ever really be your country?
The prospects
for a European civic
nationalism.”
Dr Colin Tyler (University of
Hull)
Monday 5 March 2007 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“EU sustainable development strategy and
corporate social responsibility
policy: Shaping the debate.”
Dr Jenny Fairbrass (University of
Bradford)
Monday 19 March 2007 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“The EU and the international
anti-corruption movement.”
Prof. Paul Heywood (University of
Nottingham)
Monday 23 April 2007 at 12.15pm -
1.30pm
“Drafting legislation EU-style.”
Dr Christian Twigg-Flesner (University
of Hull)
(2006-07 Semester
1)
The seminars will all take place in SR 294
in the Wilberforce building. All (undergraduate and
postgraduate) students and staff are welcome!
Monday 9 October 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“The European Union and Sustainable
Development: Lifeboat or Shipwreck?”
Prof. James Connelly (University of
Hull)
Monday 16 October 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Parliamentary Scrutiny of European Union
Legislation”
Prof. The Lord Norton of Louth (University
of Hull)
Monday 30 October 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Comparing Civil Society and NGO Activity in
the
European Union and Mercosur”
Dr Anthony Zito (University of Newcastle)
Monday 13 November 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Promoting Global Tax Justice?: The EU and OECD Harmful Tax
Competition Initiatives”
Richard Woodward (University of Hull)
Monday 27 November 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Europeanisation and Multi-level
Governance”
Dr Ian Bache (University of
Sheffield)
(2005-06 Semester
2)
The seminars will all take place in SR 294
in the Wilberforce building. All (undergraduate and
postgraduate) students and staff are welcome!
Monday 16 January 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“The EU and audiovisual regulation; the
cultural policy impact”
Prof Peter Humphreys (University of
Manchester)
Monday 20 February 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm (Please note the changed
date!):
“Governing Governance? A critical detour on
the way back to the endangered European future”
Gianluca Andresani (University of Hull)
Monday 27 February 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“The Europeanisation of British immigration
policy”
Prof Andrew Geddes (University of
Sheffield)
Monday 13 March 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Gordon Brown and Global Europe: The British Way to European
Integration”
Simon Lee (University of Hull)
Monday 27 March 2006 at
12.15pm-1.30pm
“Trans European Networks (TENs) - between
rhetoric and reality”
Debra Johnson (University of Hull)
(2005-06 Semester
1)
All seminars will take place in SR 294 in the Wilberforce
building. All (undergraduate and postgraduate) students and staff
are welcome!
Friday 23 September 2005 at
2.15pm
Prof Kenneth Dyson (University of
Cardiff):
“Germany and Europe after the Federal
Elections”
Monday 3 October 2005 at
12.15pm
Dr Xiudian Dai (University of Hull):
“EU-China Relations: Strategic Partners or
Competitors?”
Monday 17 October at
12.15pm
Prof Noel O’Sullivan (University of Hull):
“European Unity in European Political Thought
since 1945”
Monday 31 October at
12.15pm
Dr Jean-Marc Trouille (University of
Bradford):
“French and German Industrial Policies:
Towards an EU-wide Strategy?”
Monday 7 November at
12.15pm
Stewart Arnold (European Parliament):
“Will they ever join? Perspectives on the
changing relationship between Switzerland, Norway and the EU’
Monday 21 November at
12.15pm
Dr Paul Sutton (University of Hull):
“Bananas, sugar and EU development policy”
A Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence
Co-Funded by the European
Commission