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Free Online Event 'The EU Recovery Fund' Thurs 13 August 12.30pm

Aug 13 2020 12:30
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE SEMINAR ***
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

The European Studies Association Australia New Zealand (ESAANZ) would like to invite you to a free online event concerning the EU COVID-19 Recovery Fund.

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(Free) Online Event 'Europe Day 2020: The EU after COVID-19: Where next for the new EU leadership? Fri 8 May. Register Now.

May 8 2020 12:30
May 8 2020 14:00
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE EVENT ***
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

The European Union Centre of Excellence at RMIT - Social and Global Studies Centre and Contemporary European Studies Association of Australia (CESAA) invite you to this online event to celebrate Europe Day 2020.

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PIA announces new online course on South-South Cooperation in International Development

Aug 19 2019
Sep 13 2019
Asia/Calcutta
*** ONLINE COURSE ***
New Delhi - 110062
India  India

Do you wish to explore what is South-South Cooperation (SSC)? How is it different from other models of international development cooperation? Is it all about governments or should private sector and civil society play a role? If so, in what ways? How does SSC contribute in  achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

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Europe Day 2019: Celebrating Europe in a Year of Transition. Which Way Ahead?'

May 9 2019 12:30
Australia/Melbourne
RMIT Council Chamber, Building 1, Level 2R,
124 La Trobe St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

The EU Centre at RMIT and the Contemporary European Studies Association of Australia (CESAA) invite you to come celebrate Europe Day 2019.

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RMIT Free event: Current Affairs and Challenges of the EU with Dr Lykke Friss

Apr 5 2019 10:30
Australia/Melbourne
RMIT Court Room 3, Building 20, Level 2
124 La Trobe Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia  Australia

You are invited to the following free events hosted by the European Union Centre at RMIT. On Friday 5 April 2019, 10:30am Dr Lykke Friss will speak on Current Affairs and Challenges of the EU.

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EAN 2019 - Drivers for change: policy and practice - call for papers and practical information

Oct 28 2019
Oct 30 2019
Europe/Brussels
Artevelde Hogeschool
Voetweg 66 9000
Ghent
Belgium  Belgium

Improve and widen participation in higher education. The EAN 2019 Annual Conference encourages better policy making and improves best practices through the sharing of ideas and knowledge and by connecting policy makers, researches, experts and practitioners.

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Can democracy survive in the West?

In Alison Smith’s wonderful novel Autumn, written just after Brexit, there is a conversation between mother and daughter about why Mum has stopped following the news:

I am tired of the news. I am tired of the way it makes things spectacular that aren’t, and deals so simplistically with what’s truly appalling. I am tired of the vitriol. I am tired of the anger. I am tired of the meanness. I am tired of the selfishness. I am tired of how we’re doing nothing to stop it.

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France's Political Turbulence

May 4 2017 18:00
Australia/Melbourne
RMIT City Campus, Seminar Rooms 1 & 2 (Storey Hall)
348/336 Swanston Street
Melbourne
Australia  Australia

On Thursday 4 May 2017, the Monash European and EU Centre, RMIT’s EU Centre and Centre for Communications, Politics and Culture are joining force to organise a panel discussion on the future of French politics, the implications for Europe but also the Western world, more broadly.

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ARNA Conference 2017 - 1st Global Assembly for Knowledge Democracy

Jun 12 2017 06:41
Jun 16 2017 06:41
America/Bogota
Hotel Almirante
Cartagena
Colombia  Colombia

Throughout his career, visionary Colombian sociologist Orlando Fals Borda argued against the concept that research should be seen as a playground for an academic elite. With a conviction of the need for more and more feeling-thinkers (sentipensantes) in contemporary times, his vision for true democratic research was straightforward: “Do not monopolise your knowledge nor impose arrogantly your techniques, but respect and combine your skills with the knowledge of the researched or grassroots communities, taking them as full partners and co-researchers.”

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Freedom of movement: A priceless right vital to economic wellbeing - Josef Konvitz in The Herald Scotland

Honorary Professor of Education and Chair of the PASCAL Board Josef Konvitz, in an opinion piece for the Glasgow-based national newspaper, The Herald on 15 November, argues that freedom of movement is a priceless right that is vital to economic well-being. The full article follows:

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