Upcoming Events Calendar
View forthcoming events organised by the wider European Studies community.
EU-Asia Relations and the Race for Global Resource Leadership
The event takes place in the framework of the UACES Collaborative Research Network on EU-China Relations organised by ESSCA School of Management & College of Europe.
Call for papers openGreece and its New Geopolitical Challenges: which way forward?
With changes in the European Union, uncertainties in the Atlantic Alliance, opportunities and threats in the eastern Mediterranean, and instability in the Middle East, Greece currently faces a challenging external environment. How should it respond?
Gender and Inclusivity in Peace and Security
The Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA) and Newcastle University invite you to the launch of an Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funded project on gender and inclusivity in peace and security, including an expert panel discussion on the topic. The event is kindly supported by the Irish Embassy to Belgium.
Is Greece Falling Behind in the E-Economy? What is to be Done?
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted further the importance of digital connectivity and digital literacy for economic and societal resilience.
Sustainable Futures Research Seminar 1
UACES Graduate Forum is pleased to announce a series of research seminars on the theme of Sustainable Futures for Europe.
Engaging with Local Stakeholders - Surrey's Post-Covid Recovery Report
Commissioned by the Future Economy Surrey Commission, this comprehensive repot incorporates detailed analysis and strategic recommendations gathered from key business, healthcare, aviation and knowledge economy stakeholders from across Surrey between June-October 2020.
A New Economic Plan for Greece: what future?
Greece has come through a major debt crisis, with austerity imposed by its ‘bailout’ programmes. It now has to manage the COVID-19 impact. So, what now?
Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence Launch: Centre for Britain & Europe
The University of Surrey's Centre for Britain and Europe (CBE) has recently been awarded the prestigious Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence Funding. Launched in 2019, the CBE's purpose is to provide high-quality analysis that informs and develops scholarly and public debate on issues affecting the UK and Europe, both now and in the future.
The 3rd Greek Bailout: lessons to be learnt?
We will discuss the successes and consequences of an independent evaluation report of the EU’s financial rescue of Greece led by Joaquín Almunia.
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