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Listen "Where Now for European Studies? Roundtable with Chairs of UACES, IACES and EUSA"
Episode Synopsis
Chair: Wilhelm Lehmann, EUI
Speakers:
Helen Drake, Loughborough University, UACES Chair
Mary Murphy, University College Cork, IACES Chair
Abraham L Newman, Georgetown University, EUSA Chair
This two-day conference brought together academics, archivists and practitioners to examine the last 50 years of UACES, European Studies, UK-EU relations and their interrelated futures.
The 50th Anniversary of UACES as the UK-based association for the study of Europe coincided with the UK's triggering of Article 50.
This conference provided a unique opportunity to draw on the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) and showcase the newly-deposited UACES archival materials.
Learn more: www.uaces.org/florence | #UACES50
This event was supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Note: UACES and the Commission cannot be held responsible for opinions expressed in this recording. All opinions are those of the contributors.
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Music credit: David Szesztay 'Coffee Shop' (bit.ly/2Mkp0yh)
Speakers:
Helen Drake, Loughborough University, UACES Chair
Mary Murphy, University College Cork, IACES Chair
Abraham L Newman, Georgetown University, EUSA Chair
This two-day conference brought together academics, archivists and practitioners to examine the last 50 years of UACES, European Studies, UK-EU relations and their interrelated futures.
The 50th Anniversary of UACES as the UK-based association for the study of Europe coincided with the UK's triggering of Article 50.
This conference provided a unique opportunity to draw on the Historical Archives of the European Union (HAEU) and showcase the newly-deposited UACES archival materials.
Learn more: www.uaces.org/florence | #UACES50
This event was supported by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Note: UACES and the Commission cannot be held responsible for opinions expressed in this recording. All opinions are those of the contributors.
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Music credit: David Szesztay 'Coffee Shop' (bit.ly/2Mkp0yh)
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