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The inaugural event for the UNC-CH and Duke University European Union Center
was held on December 7th via a joint ISDN video-conference with the European
Union Center of the University of Washington-Seattle. The two Centers
were linked for a roundtable discussion on "The Euro and EU Expansion."
Speakers at the roundtable included the Centers' directors, Gary Marks
(UNC-CH), David Bell (Duke), John Keeler (UW-Seattle), and two guest speakers
Peter Lange (Duke), and Christine Ingebritsen (UW-Seattle). Other
participants included graduate students in the Transatlantic Masters Program
at UNC-CH and students at UW- Seattle in Professor Ingebritsen's class
on Political Economy. Following are streaming video clips from the
video-conference. Please take a few minutes to download and install the free RealPlayer G2. (see icon at right). Download times for this program are fastest from a high speed connection, such as those found in universities. From a 56K modem, download time could take up to 30 minutes. Once installed, however, video viewing time should be almost immediate.
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Peter
Lange
(Chair, Political Science-Duke University) commences the discussion on European integration. |
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Gary
Marks
(Director, Center for European Studies- the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) explains the economic impact of European integration. |
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John
Crumbliss
(Transatlantic Masters student) poses a question to his University of Washington-Seattle counterparts on the legitimacy of the EU as a supranational polity. |
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Participants
in Chapel Hill
Faculty and students at both sites make a toast to the future of the Network of European Union Centers |
If
you encounter any difficulties while accessing these video clips,
please
contact the web coordinator of the Center for European Studies
at
UNC-CH,
Carrie
Lovelace.
