A former member was invited by the University of Bath to attend a roundtable session assessing the Lisbon Treaty 10 years after its implementation and the challenges Europe has faced since the Treaty. The member also shared their expertise with graduate students during several lectures.
A former member was invited to participate to an international conference on "Uniting Europe: a quarter century of institutionalization of the EU-Ukraine relations". The audience mainly consisted of representatives of academic community from Ukraine and foreign countries, Jean Monnet projects coordinators and teaching members, students and graduates, representatives of NGOs, national and international experts from a variety of professional backgrounds, public officials, policymakers.
The University invited two former Members to participate in a series of events held from 20 to 22 March 2019 with the topic Britain and the European Union after Brexit. The event took place in the context of the work of the University Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in European Governance on the reform and future direction of the European Union. The event was organized the week before the UK is scheduled to leave the EU.
The University invited a former Member to participate in the Jean Monnet conference: Political and economic legitimacy of the European union in current time.
The University invited a former Member to participate in a conference on “Democracy without liberalism – dealing with populism in the EU".
The University invited a former Member to participate in a conference on “Democracy without liberalism – dealing with populism in the EU".
The University invited a Former Member to an interdisciplinary international conference on the European Parliament. The conference was funded by EACEA, and involved not only scholars and policymakers, but intended to target mainly doctoral students and students.
A former member was invited to explain how a European parliamentarian works.
The event had as its main theme "EU Environment and Climate Policy" and how the EU institutions work in practice and what factors shape EU's decision-making (concrete cases, e.g. EP-Commission relations, EP-Council negotiations, party politics in the EP), or the EU’s environmental/climate politics, or EU-Turkey relations.
The University invited a former Member to participate in the 3rd International Conference on European Financial Regulation (EUFIRE). The attendees were academics, researchers, students, practitioners, policy makers, business and civil society representatives interested in the topic of EU financial regulation.
A former member was invited to participate to the Summer Programme on "Parliamentary democracy in Europe", which was devoted to Parliamentary Elections and Democratic Accountability in the Age of Populism.
