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Past Visiting Scholars
EU Fellows
| Hubert J. van Vliet |
2004-2005, Duke/UNC - European Commission. First in Directorate General Trade. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Galen Irwin |
Fall 2004 & 2000, UNC - Professor of Political Science at Leiden University. Short biography in Dutch: Word |
| Maurice Lex |
2003-2004, UNC - European Union Directorate General on Research and Biotechnology. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Olivier Brunet |
2001-2, Duke - Education and Culture Directorate General of the European Commission. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Mikel Landabaso |
2000, UNC - Regional Policy Directorate General of the European Commission. Short biography: Word |
| Michael Rogers |
1999-2000, Duke - European Commission's Forward Studies Unit-Science & Technology Division. Short biography: Word |
| Jean Pierre Derisbourg |
1997-98, UNC- Formerly the Advisor to the Director General Mr. Juan Pratt, DG I B, Directorate General for External Relations, EU Commission, Brussels. |
CES Visiting Scholars
| Kyung Zoon Hong |
Spring & Fall 2006 (SungKyunKwan University, Korea)
Dr. Hong collaborated with UNC Professor John Stephens from January-December 2006, extending his work on East Asian social policy and adding a comparative perspective by studying social policy in the advanced industrial democracies of Western Europe, North America, and Australasia.
Dr. Hong received a PhD in Social Work from Seoul National University , the premier university in Korea, and has earned a stellar scholarly publication record. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Henk-Jan van Alphen |
Spring 2006 (Free University, Amsterdam)
Pre-doctoral research with Professors Gary Marks and Liesbet Hooghe. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Patricia Otero Felipe |
Fall 2005 (University of Salamanca, Spain)
Research Interests: Comparative politics, political parties in Latin America, regional integration (European Union), electoral behavior and public opinion, parliament elites, democratic institutions, public opinion and political parties towards European integration in the southern countries. Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Arjan Hille Schakel |
Fall 2005 (Free University, Amsterdam)
Curriculum Vitae: Word |
| Jae-Hung Ahn |
2000-2001 (Associate Professor at Ajou University, Korea)
Professor Ahn worked with John Stephens (UNC-CH, Political Science) on European Welfare State Policies. |
German Academic Exchange (DAAD) Professors
| Dariuš Zifonun |
Fall 2006 (University Hannover)
While at UNC Prof. Zifonun taught a course in the Transatlantic Masters Program, "European Integration and Europeanization in Comparative Perspective," and courses in European politics and society in the Political Science department at the undergraduate and graduate level. (CV)
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| Christiane Lemke |
2005-2006 (University Hannover)
Professor Lemke was short-term DAAD Professor in European Studies, 2005-2006. She taught a course in the Transatlantic Masters Program on EU Enlargement and the Case of Turkey. Prof Lemke is a frequent visitor to the CES/EUCE. Indeed, while DAAD professor in the early 1990s she worked with a group of UNC faculty members to help establish the Program in European Studies-the precursor to the current EU Center of Excellence. (CV) |
| Dieter Mahnke |
Fall 2003 (Collège d'Europe - Bruges, Belgium)
Professor Mahncke is a noted expert in his field of European Security and Transatlantic Relations. He taught a graduate course in our Transatlantic Masters (TAM) degree program on "Changing European Security in the 21st Century: Implications for the Transatlantic Relationship". Professor Mahncke also spoke on German-American relations in the Center for European Studies Speaker Series and participated in German Studies classes. |
Michaela Hoenicke Moore
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2001-2002
Professor Moore taught a course in our Transatlantic Master's program on politics and culture in the transatlantic relationship over the past century. Short biography: Word
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