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Jean Monnet Centres of Excellence in the UK and Ireland
There are currently fifteen Jean Monnet Centres of Excellence in the UK, and two in Ireland. Click on the map for further information about each centre.
BACKGROUND
The Jean Monnet Project
'European Integration in University Studies' is a European Commission
information project, originally undertaken at the request of the universities, whose aim
was
to facilitate the introduction of European integration studies in universities
by means of start-up subsidies.
The term European integration studies has been taken to mean the construction of the European Community and its related institutional, legal, political, economic and social developments.
The Jean Monnet Project targets disciplines in which Community developments are
an increasingly important part of the subject studied, i.e.
> Community Law
> European Economic Integration
> European Political Integration
> History of the European
Construction Process
The Jean Monnet Project is aimed at universities and other higher education establishments (whose university level status is recognised by the national authorities) in the member states of the European Union and beyond.
Further information on the Jean Monnet Project. Searchable List of all Jean Monnet actions, worldwide, and List of latest selected projects (2005).
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Tel:
Contact: Dr Alan Butt Philip |
12
May 2004 Enlargement: Where next? [part of the Federal Trust 'Talking EU Enlargement' project] Venue: Bath, UK Further information: www.fedtrust.co.uk |
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University of Birmingham
Tel: 0121 414 6521 Contact: Dr Cillian Ryan |
18 May 2004 Future of the Regions in the Enlarged Europe? [part of the Federal Trust 'Talking EU Enlargement' project] Venue: Birmingham, UK Further information: www.fedtrust.co.uk |
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University of Cambridge
Tel: 01223
767 240, 01223 767 235, 01223
767236 Contact: Dr Geoffrey Edwards |
8 July 2005 The enlarged European Union and its institutions: 'Looking out and looking in' under the new Constitutional framework Venue: Cambridge, UK Further information: wjs25@cam.ac.uk |
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University College Dublin
Tel: 00 353 1
716 8344 Contact: Prof Brigid Laffan |
4 February 2005 Prof Tanja Börzel presented a paper on "Making Euorpean Policies Work: Inside and Outside the EU" as part of the ongoing visiting speaker series. Roundtable discussions, public lectures and seminars take place throughout the year. |
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University of Essex Tel: +44 1206 873
976 Contact: Prof Emil J Kirchner |
3 November 2004 The EU Constitutional Treaty: A Critical Assessment Venue: Colchester, UK Further information: jmece@essex.ac.uk (and report appears in UACES News, Issue 43) |
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University of Glasgow
Tel: Contact: Prof Noreen Burrows |
12 November 2004 European Enlargement: What Next for the States of Central Europe? Further information: c.mcmanus@socsci.gla.ac.uk
Project Partners |
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University of Hull Tel: +44 1482
466 081 Contact: Dr Rüdiger Wurzel |
11 October 2005 The former European Commissioner for Justice and Home Affairs, Dr António Vitorino, delivered the annual Jean Monnet lecture: "Europe at a Crossroads: the Future of the EU" |
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University of Kent Tel: Contact: Prof Roger Vickerman |
23 March 2004 Enlargement: Economic Perspectives and Opportunities for the UK [part of the Federal Trust 'Talking EU Enlargement' project] Venue: Canterbury, UK Further information: www.fedtrust.co.uk |
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University of Leeds Tel: +44 113 343 4443 Contact: Prof Juliet E Lodge |
17 February 2006 Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence (Institute of Communication Studies) and School of Politics and International Studies seminar "Where Now for the EU?".' Dr Richard Corbett MEP for Yorkshire and Humberside, Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre, 1-2pm. All welcome. |
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University of Liverpool Tel:
+44 151 794 2890 Contact: Dr Lee Miles |
21 April 2005 "Euro-outsiders and the Politics of Asymmetry" Workshop held, with findings published in the Journal of European Integration. 20 July 2005 Liverpool: A City of Cultures? This Forum will appraise Liverpool as a multi-culturalism city. |
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University of Limerick Tel:
00 353 61
202202 Contact: Prof Edward Moxon-Browne |
Recent speakers have included Prof Jo Shaw (Edinburgh) and Prof Mike Smith
(Loughborough). 9-28 June 2005 The Centre hosts its eighth Jean Monnet Summer School, on the new "neighbourhood policy". |
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Loughborough University Tel: Contact: Prof Michael H Smith |
Project
Partners University of Derby, University of Leicester, University of Lincoln, Loughborough University, University of Nottingham |
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Tel: +44 161 275 3177 Contact: Prof Stefan Berger (Director), Mr Filippo Nereo (Administrator) |
www.manchester.ac.uk/jeanmonnetactivities.htm |
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University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Tel: Contact: Dr Ella Ritchie |
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Queen's University Belfast
Tel: +44
28 9033 5544 Contact: Prof Antje Wiener |
19 May 2005 "Towards a Constitution for Europe". A conference exploring the origins and content of the Constitution, as well as its significance for the EU
20
May 2005 |
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University of Sussex Tel:
+44 1273 678 578 Contact: Prof Jim Rollo |
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University of Wales, Aberystwyth Tel: +44
1970 628 638 Contact: Ms Marilyn Cameron |
24 October
2005
17 May 2005 |
To find out more about the Jean Monnet
project, please see:
Further
information on the Jean Monnet Project.
Searchable
List
of all Jean Monnet actions, worldwide
and
List of latest selected projects (2005).
Last modified:
Monday, 10 September 2007
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