Events
Below is a list of events managed by, or in conjunction with, the De Montfort University Centre of European Governance. For more information about attendance or event content, please contact the Centre .
3rd December 2014, 6.00pm. Hugh Aston BuildingEuropean Question Time
Professor Alisdair Blair will chair a panel three former MEPs: Gabriel Mitchell (Ireland), Malcolm Harbour (UK) and Olle Schmidt (Sweden).
Further information
2nd April 2014, 3.15pm. Hugh Aston 3.94
Work in Progress Seminar: ‘Collaborative urban governance in an austerity age: trends in Spain and the UK’
Dr Ismael Blanco, Visiting Fellow, Autonomous University of Barcelona
26th March 2014, 1.30pm – 4.30pm. Hugh Aston 3.96
‘Publishing for Multiple Publics’
Joint symposium with School of Management, University of Leicester
14th March 2014, 11.00am - 1.30pm. Hugh Aston 2.86
The Politics of the May 2014 European Elections
A seminar led by Anthony Teasdale
26th February 2014, 4.30pm. Hugh Aston 2.06
‘A Cultural/Cultureal Political Economy Perspective on Crises of Crisis-Management: the Limits of Governance’
Professor Bob Jessop, Lancaster University
24th and 25th February 2014, Hugh Aston (various)
Joint Seminar: Local Government and Local Government Reforms: England and Germany in Comparison
Joint symposium with the Technische Universität Darmstadt
8th January 2014, 1.00pm – 2.00pm. Hugh Aston 3.91
Work in Progress Seminar: ‘Engaging students through the use of Clickers technology’
Frances Wright, De Montfort University
11th December 2013, 12.30pm. Hugh Aston room 2.42
Work in Progress Seminar: ‘Rules, practices and narratives: putting actors in their place’
Dr Mark Roberts, De Montfort University
4th December 2013, 1.00pm – 5.00pm. Venue: University of Leicester
‘Social Sciences and Impact: What? Why? How? and For Whom?’
Joint symposium with School of Management, University of Leicester
30th October 2013, 12.30pm. Hugh Aston room 2.33
Work in Progress Seminar: ‘Tweeting or Retreating: dilemmas for councils and councillors’
Jane Scullion, PhD Researcher, De Montfort University
23rd October 2013, 12.30pm. Hugh Aston room 0.82
‘Dialogue of the Deaf? Can faith institutions and a secular State have a rational conversation?’
Bishop Tim Stevens, Visiting Professor in Faith and Society