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Slovenia and the EU in the Global World: Twenty Years Later
Friday, April 13, 2012, 2:30-3:30 pm | FedEx Global Education Center, Room 4003, UNC-Chapel Hill
His Excellency Roman Kirn, the Ambassador of Slovenia to the United States, will discuss Slovenia after 20 years of independence shaping its role in the European Union and the global economy. Mr. Kirn was appointed Ambassador of Slovenia to the United States on May 26, 2009. Ambassador Kirn most recently served as Director of the Department for North and Latin America and the Caribbean for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and head of transatlantic relations and preparations of the EU-U.S. Summit during Slovenia's European Union presidency in June 2008. He was also Slovenia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York (2002-06), during which time he was Vice President of the U.N. General Assembly, Vice President of the 2005 NPT Review Conference, among other positions, as well as Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE, 2000-02).
Ambassador Kirn holds a B.A. in International Relations from the University of Ljubljana (1976) and speaks English, French, Czech and Serbian/Croatian.
Reception to follow. Sponsored by the Center for European Studies.
The EU and the Arts: A Panel Discussion
Friday, April 13, 2012 | 6:30pm | Queen Anne Faculty Lounge in the Campus Y, UNC-Chapel Hill
The 116 young musicians from 27 countries of the European Union Youth Orchestra are an inspirational example of the unifying role of the arts. Before the performance, join the Center for European Studies for an informal discussion on how the arts bring together the diverse languages and cultures found throughout Europe. Free and open to the public.
Panelists:
- Roman Kirn: Ambassador of Slovenia to the United States
- Kim Sargeant: General Manager of the EU Youth Orchestra
- Federico Luisetti: Assoc. Professor of Italian Studies, UNC Dept of Romance Languages
- Lorenzo Salvagni: Graduate Teaching Fellow in Italian Studies, UNC Dept of Romance Languages
Political Representation and Assimilation Trade-offs Among Ethnic Minority Migrants in Britain and France
Monday, April 16, 2012, 12:00-1:00 pm | Hamilton Hall 355, UNC-Chapel Hill
Rahsaan Maxwell is an assistant professor of political science at UMassAmherst. He will speak about his research and forthcoming book from Cambridge University Press that explores group-level integration variation among ethnic minority migrants in Britain and France.
Sponsored by the Center for European Studies.
CES Welcomes Visiting Scholar Christoffer Green-Pedersen
The Center for European Studies is pleased to welcome scholar Christoffer Green-Pedersen, who is visiting UNC-Chapel Hill through May 20, 2012.
While at UNC-Chapel Hill, Dr. Green-Pedersen will conduct research on comparative policy agendas in Europe. He will work in collaboration with UNC Professors Frank Baumgartner and John Stephens, and will participate in several working groups and conferences in the Center for European Studies and the Department of Political Science.
Dr. Green-Pedersen is currently a Professor of Political Science at Aarhus University in Denmark, where he teaches and conducts research on agenda-setting and theories of public policy, mass media and politicians; comparative welfare states, and European politics.
More information about Dr. Green-Pedersen at http://pure.au.dk/portal/en/cgp@ps.au.dk
New Policy Brief: The State of Right-Wing Extremism in Europe
We are pleased to announce a new policy briefing on the CES website: The State of Right-Wing Extremism in Europe.
Since the 1980s, a family of political parties, often labeled “Extreme Right” or “Far Right”, has made significant inroads in Western Europe. Common to nearly all of these parties is a strong opposition to immigration (particularly non-European immigration), a willingness to exploit cultural tensions between Muslims and others, and a populist discourse pitting "the people", who they claim to represent, against political elites. There are also significant differences. Some, like the Norwegian Progress Party, started out as anti-tax movements and promoted market liberal economics; others, like the French Front National, tend to adopt an anti-neoliberal stance. Some, such as the Austrian Freedom Party, have neo-Nazi or anti-Semitic histories; others, like the PVV in the Netherlands, are ostensibly motivated by a desire to protect “Enlightenment values”. But regardless of these distinctions, most of these so-called Extreme Right Parties (ERPs) have grown remarkably over the past three decades.
Read the full brief here (PDF).
Enroll in a Fall 2012 Languages Across the Curriculum (LAC) Course
UNC's Languages Across the Curriculum (LAC) program enables students to employ their language skills in courses outside the departments of languages and literatures.
We are delighted to offer the following LAC sections during the Fall 2012 semester.
- FRENCH discussion section for:
- GLBL 210: Global Issues (ANTH/GEOG/HIST/POLI 210)
- GERMAN discussion section for:
- HIST 159: 20th-Century Europe
- SPANISH discussion sections for:
- BUSI 499: Business Topics in Latin America
- ENST 201: Introduction to Environment and Society
- GLBL 210: Global Issues (ANTH/GEOG/HIST/POLI 210)
To enroll, email the LAC Program Coordinator at lac@unc.edu.
Major in Contemporary European Studies!
If you’re interested in the politics, economics, society, and culture of Europe, consider majoring in Contemporary European Studies (EURO).
As a EURO major, you’ll deepen your understanding of the issues and events currently shaping Europe, while developing advanced proficiency in a modern European language.
The EURO degree’s sophisticated disciplinary framework and extensive language training will also help prepare you for graduate school--more than half our alumni have gone on to graduate study.
EURO majors receive one-on-one advising in all stages of academic planning, including considering courses, internships, study abroad, graduate programs, and career plans.
Our students also enjoy special access to the many resources of UNC’s Center for European Studies, a United States Department of Education Title VI National Resource Center and a European Union Center of Excellence funded by the European Commission.
To learn more about the major, visit the EURO webpage or email Dr. Tanya Kinsella at euro@unc.edu.
European News, Lectures and Events
European Union Youth Orchestra Performance
Friday, April 13, 2012 | 8:00pm | Memorial Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill
The rapturous European Union Youth Orchestra unites Europe’s most gifted and magnetic young musicians with the world’s most famous conductors and soloists, transcending cultural boundaries in a European ideal of community working together to achieve peace and social understanding.
The Orchestra appears here with Vladimir Ashkenazy, music director, and with UNC-Chapel Hill Music Department’s Carolina Choir under Susan Klebanow with members of the voice faculty along with piano faculty member Clara Yang.
Limited availability; purchase tickets now! Pricing information: Single ($39/$29/$19), Student ($10)
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Carolina Performing Arts website.
Media coverage includes WCPE's "As You Like It", which featured Maestro Vladimir Ashkenazy on Wednesday, April 11 at 1:00pm. http://www.wcpe.org/press/2012_04_WCPE_As_You_Like_It_Features_Vladimir_Ashkenazy.shtml
New Book: Irish Governance in Crisis
UNC visiting scholar Niamh Hardiman (of University College Dublin) is editor of the new book Irish Governance in Crisis, published by Manchester University Press.
Ireland’s international reputation changed rapidly from global success story to European problem-case. How did this happen? What are the implications for our view of good governance?
This book argues that there is a crisis in the way the Irish state is structured and in the manner in which it relates to the main organised interests in society. Through a set of linked policy studies, it shows how sectional benefits can be prioritised where public interest considerations are weakly articulated and debated. Policy choices may entail unintended perverse consequences that, once embedded, can be difficult to alter. The book traces these weaknesses to the dominance of parties, the permeability of the political system to sectional interests, and the weakness of democratic accountability. A powerful concluding chapter sets out an agenda for future research on institutional design and political reform.
For more information and to purchase the book, please visit the Manchester University Press website.
Triangle Global British History Seminars
Friday, April 13, 2012 | 4:00pm | National Humanities Center, Research Triangle Park
Ellen Ross (Ramapo College and National Humanities Center) will present Global Voluntarism as a Career 1915-1947: Francesca Wilson (1888-1981) and the Relief of War and Famine Victims.
Brands and Branding in Law, Accounting, and Marketing
April 12-13, 2012 | Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill, NC
Join a rare gathering of thought leaders in academia and the private sector to examine the intricacies of valuing, accounting for and managing brands and other intangible assets in the global marketplace and what the future may hold.
The Next Generation is a program of the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise and the Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). Sponsored by the Center for European Studies.
Get details and register at http://www.kenaninstitute.unc.edu/nextGen
North Carolina German Studies Seminar
Sunday, April 15, 2012 | 5:00 - 7:00pm | Hyde Hall | Institute for the Arts and Humanities | UNC-Chapel Hill
As part of the North Carolina German Studies Seminar & Workshop
Series, Priscilla D. Layne (UNC-Chapel Hill) will present a seminar entitled Leila Negra and the Struggle for a Black German Identity.
Born in 1930, Marie Nejar is a Black German former actress and singer known by the stage name Leila Negra. During the Third Reich, Nejar narrowly escaped Nazi persecution by acting in propaganda films. Following WWII, she was marketed as a pop singer, performing caricatures of Black femininity that appealed to German desires for exoticism during the economic wonder. Despite facing a lifetime of racial discrimination, Nejar claims to have always regarded the world from the perspective of a white person. This paper offers a close reading of Nejar's autobiography and her song lyrics in order to address interrelating questions about race, gender, performance and identity in postwar Germany and interrogate what might have led to the disconnect between Nejar's self-perception and society's perception of her.
Priscilla Layne is an Assistant Professor of German at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is working on her book, tentatively titled Music, Mimicry and Black Masculinity: Resistance in Postwar German Culture.
Refreshments and drinks will be served after the seminar. Please register with Stephen Milder in a timely fashion.
For more information, please visit www.unc.edu/ncgs/seminars.html.
Sponsored by Carolina Seminars, the Carolina-Duke Ph.D. Program in German Studies, Duke University (Center for European Studies, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Department of History), and UNC-Chapel Hill (Center for European Studies, Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literature, Department of History, Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Program in the Humanities and Human Values).
Grants, Fellowships and Awards
Postdoctoral and Visiting Fellowships at Collegio Carlo Alberto
Post-Doc Fellowships
Post-Doc Fellowships are being offered to junior scholars who have completed their PhD by the time of their arrival to the Collegio for a period up to 12 months. The fellows are expected to carry out their research activities and to participate in the Collegio seminars in social sciences.
Visiting Research Fellowships
Visiting Research Fellowships are being offered to PhD-holding junior and senior scholars for a period of one to twelve months. Scholars who have not received a Visiting Research Fellowship in the previous five years are especially encouraged to apply.
Visiting Fellows are expected to fully contribute to the exciting research life of the Collegio, by being in residence full-time at the Collegio, working on their research project(s), interacting scientifically with the Collegio's scholars, and attending seminars and lectures.
For more information, visit http://www.carloalberto.org/jobs/
PromoDoc Ambassadors Network: Seeking Ambassadors to Promote Doctoral Study in the EU
PromoDoc, a European Union-supported initiative, is seeking 25 Ambassadors to increase awareness of doctoral-level study in Europe.
Over a 13-month period, PromoDoc Ambassadors will advise prospective U.S. and Canadian students on living in Europe and selecting and applying for doctoral studies in the EU.
Applicants can be any nationality, must be based in the U.S. or Canada from September 2012-October 2013 and available to attend a training session in New York City on September 27th and 28th, 2012 (travel and lodging expenses will be reimbursed). Ambassadors receive a small honorarium for the services provided.
For more information, please visit http://www.promodoc.eu/ambassadors-network
Seminars, Workshops and Programs
Grant Writing Workshops for UNC Faculty, Staff, and Postdoctoral Scholars
Foundation Grant Writing
Thursday, April 19, 2012
8:45 AM – 12:30 PM
Location: Dey Hall, Toy Lounge
Register here
Olympia Summer Seminars in Conflict and Peace Studies
July 5-16, 2012 | Olympia, Greece
Featuring four cycles of studies on conflict, religion, terrorism and negotiation analysis, the Olympia Summer Seminars will take place at the International Olympic Academy.
As was the case in the past, we are looking forward to putting together a highly competitive and talented class of promising scholars from around the world and foster a world-class scholarly network of cooperation while experiencing the unique setting of legendary Olympia. The 2012 Course Cycles are:
- The Transformation of Conflict
- Religion and International Politics
- Terrorism and Counterterrorism
- Negotiating Peace
Applicants should be (post-) graduate students working towards Masters or Ph.D. degrees, but we usually admit some advanced undergraduates, as well as researches and practitioners.
For more information, please visit http://www.olympiaseminars.org
Application Deadline: April 15, 2012
Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows: Summer Institute Program for Youth
June 29-July 26, 2012, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC
Do you know a teenager (16-18) who is interested in meeting young people from Europe, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia? Do they have an interest in learning more about transatlantic relationships, democracy, and civic engagement?
The Department of Communication at Wake Forest University (WFU) is offering 10 Scholarships for American students to attend the 2012 Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows (BFTF) Summer Institute. These $3,500 scholarships include the following:
- Designation as Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellow (covers tuition, activities, meals, and lodging in WFU dorm, and partial travel funds to and from Winston-Salem, NC).
- Participation in all Institute events, including classes on: Citizenship, Comparative Constitutionalism, Documentary Film Production, New Media, Public Advocacy, taught by WFU faculty.
- Six-day educational trip to Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia, PA, including a visit to the State Department and several sites including the Newseum in D.C. and the Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
- Civic engagement activities, local community service projects, and workshops on public advocacy.
The U.S. Fellows will join about 50 Fellows from Europe and Eurasia at Wake Forest University, June 29-July 26, 2012. The international Fellows are from over 40 countries ranging from Armenia to Iceland, Denmark to Kosovo, Malta to Lithuania. Applicants must be U.S. Citizens and 16-18 years old.
For more information and the application form, visit http://blogs.bftf.org/
Deadline: April 15, 2012
Barcelona Summer School in International Politics
July 2-13, 2012
The seventh edition of the Barcelona Summer School in International Politics will take place at the Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals (IBEI). The objective of IBEI's Summer School is to offer different short courses on significant topics in international relations and international political economy, taught by experts of international prestige. The direction and coordination of the summer school will be provided by Carles Boix, visiting professor at the IBEI.
The summer school is aimed at graduate students, professors and researchers in the areas of political science, economics, and international relations and international studies who are interested in learning first-hand about the latest advances in research.
For details, visit the IBEI website.
K-12 Schools & Community Colleges
CES K-12 Summer Workshops - The New NC Essential Standards: Incorporating the European Union
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Join your colleagues for a 1-day workshop designed to help North Carolina K-12 teachers better understand our interconnected world by learning more about the European Union. This workshop will include presentations on the European Union and transatlantic relations, along with sessions on how to incorporate the EU into the new NC Essential Standards. Teachers will also learn about resources that use technology to enhance content and better integrate the EU into the school’s curriculum. One CEU will be awarded for completion of the program.
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Sponsored by: UNC Center for European Studies and EU Center of Excellence.
Early Bird Registration Deadline: May 1 (registration fee $30)
Regular Registration Deadline: May 15 (registration fee $40)
For more information and to register, please visit http://www.unc.edu/depts/europe/teachingresources/2012eu-workshop.htm. You can register online, or fill out the paper registration form (PDF).
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: Conference for Educators
The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is pleased to announce the 2011 Arthur and Rochelle Belfer National Conference for Educators: English Language Arts (July 8 – 12, 2012) and History Social Studies (July 11 – 13, 2012). The conference is funded by a grant from the Belfer Foundation.
Middle and high school educators and community college faculty are encouraged to attend. The conference is designed for educators with less than five years’ experience teaching about the Holocaust, but educators with more experience may attend. Museum educators and scholars share rationales, strategies, and approaches for presenting the complex subject of the Holocaust to students. Participants hear survivor testimony and have extensive time to view the Museum’s Permanent Exhibition and other special exhibitions in the Wexner Center. Seminar sessions emphasize planning and implementing units of study for Holocaust education. Teachers who complete the program receive a set of educational materials and a voucher worth $100 to purchase Holocaust-related resources in the Museum shop.
For details, please visit www.ushmm.org/education/foreducators/prodev/belfer/.
A limited number of scholarships are available. Scholarship applications are reviewed and rewarded on a first-come, first-served, rolling basis. Be advised that scholarships may no longer be available by the postmark deadline.
Deadline: June 22, 2012
Teaching Tolerance Invites Applications for Award for Excellence in Culturally Responsive Teaching
The Southern Poverty Law Center's Teaching Tolerance program is seeking applications for the 2012 Excellence in Culturally Responsive Teaching Award. This is the second year the award will be given to honor K-12 educators who have demonstrated excellence in teaching diverse students.
The award recognizes educators who are adept at fostering productive, caring relationships with students and their families; build on students' prior knowledge; and provide equitable access to learning opportunities for all students. Successful candidates will have a record of success in meeting the needs of students from diverse racial, ethnic, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds.
Teaching Tolerance will honor five outstanding teachers at an event in Washington, D.C., in January, 2013. Each awardee will receive $1,000. Prior to the event, the five teachers will be videotaped in their classrooms as models of effective practice.The award is open to any K-12 teacher in the United States, regardless of school type.
Visit the Teaching Tolerance website for complete program guidelines, the application form, and information on the 2011 awardees.
Deadline: April 30, 2012
EU Delegation to the US Internships in Washington, DC
Through our intensive internship program, the Delegation of the European Union in Washington offers a unique opportunity for dynamic individuals to engage in the work of one of the EU’s largest and most active diplomatic missions.
By interning with the EU Delegation, students and recent graduates develop a comprehensive understanding of the transatlantic relationship. At the same time, our interns hone important skills by serving as full-time members of the Delegation team and acquiring practical experience in a specialized area of the Delegation’s work.
For more information, visit www.eurunion.org/eu/Delegation/Washington-Delegation-Internships.html
Application Deadline for Fall Semester Internships (September – December): May 15
EUSA
Corner
Following are meetings
and announcements from the European Union Studies Association, of which
the UNC-CH Center for European Studies is a sustaining member.
IPSA-NUS Methods Summer School 2012
June 25 to July 6, 2012 | National University of Singapore
The International Political Science Association and the Department of Political Science at the National University of Singapore are proud to announce the IPSA-NUS Summer School for Research Methods in Social and Political Science.
The Summer School offers intensive training in advanced social science research methods. All courses are directed by outstanding international faculty from the U.S. and Europe with experience of teaching at similar events.
The Summer School is intended primarily for graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior faculty working in the social sciences, but is suitable for anyone who wishes to improve their quantitative or qualitative research skills.
For more information on Summer School courses, registration, scholarships, and more, please visit www.sg-summerschool.ipsa.org. If you have any questions, please contact Eugene Tan at ipsa@nus.edu.sg.
Sport&EU 2012 Conference
June 21-22, 2012 | Lausanne, Switzerland
This year, the 7th Annual conference is organised by the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration, IDHEAP. The theme of the conference, ‘Towards a networked governance of sport’ promises to deliver high quality academic debates on the reality of sport just a few days before the inaugural ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. Sport&EU travels for the second time to continental Europe and Lausanne, the olympic city, promises to be the perfect host for our annual showcase event. The proximity of many international sport governing bodies ensures an enriching debate between academic and practitioners in issues pertaining to EU sports policy and law.
For more information, please visit www.sportandeu.com/events/sporteu-conferences/sporteu-conference-2012/
Other International Studies News
UNC Global Events
Visit UNC Global's events calendar to find out about international events on campus: http://global.unc.edu/index.php?option=com_mellocal&Itemid=36
Global Music Show
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Wednesday,
April 25, 2012 | 9:00 - 10:00pm | 89.3 FM | Listen online at http://wxyc.org Listen to past broadcasts of the Global Music Show at www.unc.edu/areastudies/publicprograms/global-music.html. |
GO! Spring Pre-Departure Orientation
April 14, 2012 | FedEx Global Education Center
The GO! Global Orientation on Culture and Ethics Initiative is designed to help students evaluate expectations, anticipate potential cultural and ethical challenges, prepare for engagement in communities, and develop intercultural competencies.
Highlights of this event are:
- a welcome by Dr. Jan Boxill, chair of the faculty and director of the Parr Center for Ethics
- a student plenary where you'll hear first-hand about ethical challenges faced by other students
- small group facilitated discussions where you'll have the opportunity for an engaging and challenging dialog
- an intimate global connections lunch with individuals from the countries or regions where you'll travel
- two global workshop sessions led by world-renowned faculty and staff on issues of critical importance to your global engagement work
- networking opportunities with other students embarking on global engagement experiences
The orientation is open to UNC students who will complete global engagement work – service, internships, research or service-learning, this summer or next fall.
Click here to register now or browse the schedule or list of workshops to learn more!
Priority Registration Deadline: April 5, 2012
Without a Fight to Screen at Full Frame Film Festival
Friday, April 13 10:20 AM | Cinema 4, Durham Convention Center, 201 Foster Street
Nairobi is home to Kenya’s largest slum. Comprised of thirteen villages that are divided along religious and ethnic lines, Kibera suffers from continual outbreaks of civil unrest. The local soccer league offers a reprieve from the violence and restores respect among participating groups—for the last ten years, in an estimated 20,000 soccer matches, the boys and young men of Kibera have played in the Champions League Soccer Tournament without a fight. This is no small feat in a city where work is scarce, high school is too expensive for many residents, and crime is a prevalent alternative to education. The Champions League is lead by Kenny Juma and a cadre of volunteer coaches who wholeheartedly believe in the ability of soccer to combat the constant cycle of community discord and crime. As the soccer season draws to a close, teams SHOFCO and More Fire face off in the final game. Who will win?
Filmmaker Q&A following screening, with guest Kenny Juma
Visit http://www.fullframefest.org/films/one_film.php?filmId=1377 for details. Advance Tickets go on sale Monday, April 2 11:00 AM
International Coffee Hour
Thursday, April 12, 2012 | 5:00 - 6:00pm | Global Cup Café, FedEx Global Education Center, UNC-Chapel Hill
Join us for a monthly social hour for international and American students, scholars, faculty, staff and families. Chat about resources, opportunities and challenges on campus. Each month is hosted by a different office with excellent resources to offer. This month's coffee hour is hosted by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs. This will be our last coffee hour of the year! http://cgi.unc.edu/initiatives/international-coffee-hour
Host Families Needed for IAC Youth Exchange Programs with Central Europe and Iraq
The International Affairs Council of NC (IAC) is currently recruiting host families for two youth exchange programs: Central Europe and Iraq. Host families may host for one week or two weeks. Specific dates we need families are:
- Central Europe: July 14 - 27
- Iraq: August 2 - 13
We ask each host family to complete a family profile form in addition to other requirements. To learn more, contact Todd Culpepper at tculpepper(at)iacnc(dot)org.
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