and Balkan Europe
by IECOB & AIS Università di Bologna
Jean Monnet Summer School - Resistance, protest and social change in the EU
Venue: University of Surrey, United Kingdom
Period: June 23-28, 2014
Application deadline: May 1, 2014
- University of Surrey
Description
The Summer School aims to foster a dialogue on the present and future state of European Integration and to enhance the quality of teaching on this particular issue by focusing on the social and political implications of the current euro-crisis. The Summer School introduces students to key debates in EU studies and provides a range of opportunities to engage with the development of four key issues in current EU politics:
- The European social dimension, with a particular emphasis on equality, gender and anti-discrimination;
- Euro-scepticism;
- Europeanisation;
- Civil Society and public sphere in the EU.
The Summer School involves experts and researchers coming from different European countries and from a rich mix of scientific backgrounds, including political sociology, social policy, political science, and policy studies. The Summer School builds on existing exchanges in the field of social sciences shaped by the CRonEM research centre. CRonEM, the Centre for Research on the European Matrix, explores the everyday impact of European integration on citizens’ lives, evaluating how the EU and the other continental organisations shape the way we live. See website.
Themes and Format
In particular, the Summer School will focus on Resistance, protest and social change in the EU, though a triple format:
- Masterclass lectures delivered by key note speakers in the morning (3 hour session)
- Afternoon sessions with the CRonEM academic staff and the key note speakers (2 hour session). The scope of the seminar activities will be to reflect upon current methodological challenges in order to study the process of European Integration in the context of the euro-crisis.
- Evening sessions aimed at the drafting of a poster and a research paper by the students on one of the summer school’s thematic areas (1 hour session)
The Summer School is structured into four days for a total duration of 24 hours of teaching and seminar work. Each student will be offered the possibility to produce a poster to be presented during the CRonEM Conference and to publish a Jean Monnet Working Paper on a topic related to the themes of the Summer School.
The Summer School is organised as part the Jean Monnet Module ‘Current Trends in European Integration Studies: Beyond the Eurocrisis’ coordinated by Dr. Cristiano Bee.
Speakers
- Dr Oliver Daddow, University of Leicester
- Prof Paul Statham, University of Sussex
- Dr Johanna Kantola, University of Helsinki
- Dr Amandine Crespy, Free University of Brussels
Application Procedure
Please send a cover letter with your CV to Ms Mirela Dumic m.dumic@surrey.ac.uk by 1 May 2014.
Fee
School Fee: £300.00
The school fee includes tuition fee, a registration pack, light dinner and drinks reception on Monday 23 June, lunch (Tuesday-Saturday), dinner (Tuesday-Friday) and refreshments. Please note: This fee does not include accommodation. Registration will open at the beginning of May.
Optional activities:
Trip to London on 28 June (after lunch) - Visit to the Parliament
Entrance fee and travel: £37.00
CRonEM Conference Sex, Gender and Europe on 30 June – 1 July 2014, University of Surrey
Student registration fee for two days: £60.00
Organizer
Information & contacts
Dr Cristiano Bee
e-mail: c.bee@surrey.ac.uk
Ms Mirela Dumic
e-mail: m.dumic@surrey.ac.uk
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