We have the pleasure to invite you to a seminar on the EU and Global Energy Governance, hosted by the Brussels School of International Studies at the University of Kent on Tuesday 24 June. The seminar will present the conclusions of a Jean Monnet research project of the University of Canterbury (New Zealand), TU Darmstadt (Germany) and the University of Victoria (Canada).<\/p>\n
The EU and Global Energy Governance:
\nExternal Perceptions of the EU in the Eyes of BRICS vis-a-vis EU Self-Visions
\nJean Monnet Multilateral Research Project, Lifelong Learning Programme, European Commission<\/p>\n
4:00-4:10 Opening of the seminar by University of Kent hosts (Dr Tom Casier)<\/p>\n
4:10-4:25 EU External Perceptions: Emerging Field in EU Foreign Policy and International Identity Studies
\nProf Martin Holland, Jean Monnet Chair ad personam, Director, National Centre for Research on Europe (NCRE), University of Canterbury, New Zealand<\/p>\n
4:25-4:45 The EU as a Global Energy Actor: Views from the BRICS
\nAssociate Professor Natalia Chaban, Jean Monnet Chair in EU External Identity, Head of the Global, Cultural and Language Studies, European and European Union Studies\/ Deputy Director, NCRE, University of Canterbury, New Zealand<\/p>\n
4:45-5:05 Global Energy Governance: EU Policies and Perceptions within the EU
\nProf Mich\u00e8le Knodt, Jean Monnet chair ad personam, Dean of Department of Social and Historical Sciences, Insitute of Poltical Science, TU Darmstadt, Germany<\/p>\n
5:05-5:30 Q&A<\/p>\n
Venue:
\nWilson room
\nBrussels School of International Studies
\nPleinlaan \/ Boulevard de la Plaine 5
\n1050 Brussels
\nBelgium<\/p>\n
Map and directions:
\nhttp:\/\/www.kent.ac.uk\/brussels\/contact\/location\/maps_directions.html<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"