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Creative Communities: Sustainable Solutions to Social Inclusion
15th-17th April, 2009 Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Surfers Paradise, Queensland Australia
Conference convenors: Professor Andy Bennett and Dr Ian Woodward (CPCI)
The deadline for abstracts is 16th January, 2009.
Download the call for papers here (PDF197K)
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Exhibition of Artworks : “Migrant to Citizen: Artistic Accents " The dates of this exhibition have been extended
4th December 2008 - 21st January 2009, Macquarie University Library Exhibition Space, Sydney, Australia
Click here to see a movie tour of the exhibition 
Transitions:
Aspects of European Island and Regional Cultures - Traveling Exhibition
This exhibition has already been on display at the Macquarie University Art Gallery, and over the next 12 months it will be moving to several locations across the country. The artists in the exhibition held at Macquarie University Art Gallery included Effy Alexakis, Angela Cavalieri, Nathalie Hartog-Gautier, Axel Poignant, Fernando Gil Pereira Resendes, Claudia Terstappen, Jeremy Welsh, and Salvatore Zofrea. Click here to see a movie tour of the exhibition 
2009
Conference: New Modes of Governance and Security Challenges in the Asia-Pacific
12-13 February 2009, Murdoch University, Perth, Australia
Seminar: "EU development assistance, human security and fragile states": by Professor Wil Hout, IUEU Centre Distinguished Research Fellow
16 February 2009, Flinders University, South Australia (more details to follow)
Seminar: "EU development assistance, human security and fragile states": by Professor Wil Hout, IUEU Centre Distinguished Research Fellow
18 February 2009, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia (more details to follow)
Fraser Cameron, IUEU Distinguished Research Fellow
In residence March - April 2009, dates TBC. Host: La Trobe University (more details to follow)
Conference: “Creative Communities: Sustainable Solutions to Social Inclusions"
15-17 April 2009, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
The Sydney Writers Festival
18 - 24 May 2009, (more details to follow)
Professor Jacques Rupnik, IUEU Centre Distinguished Research Fellow
In residence June - July 2009, dates TBC. Host: La Trobe University (more details to follow)
Conference: 'Cross-culturally speaking, speaking cross-culturally
6 – 8 July 2009, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.
Conference: ‘Europe’s Expansions and Contractions’ - XVIIth Biennial Conference of the Australasian Association of European Historians (AAEH)
Adelaide, 6 – 9 July 2009, Flinders University, South Australia.
The Byron Bay Writers Festival
31 July - 2 August 2009, (more details to follow)
The Melbourne Writers Festival
20 - 30 August 2009, (more details to follow)
The Brisbane Writers Festival
9 -13 September 2009, (more details to follow)
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Transitions:
Aspects of European Island and Regional Cultures
This exhibition has already been on display at the Macquarie University Art Gallery, and over the next 12 months it will be moving to several locations across the country. The artists in the exhibition held at Macquarie University Art Gallery included Effy Alexakis, Angela Cavalieri, Nathalie Hartog-Gautier, Axel Poignant, Fernando Gil Pereira Resendes, Claudia Terstappen, Jeremy Welsh, and Salvatore Zofrea. Click here to see a movie tour of the exhibition 
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Public Lecture : “Transnational Citizenship and Colonial History: Case study - The Netherlands"
Prof. Berteke Waaldijk from Utrecht University presented this lecture on
8 December 2008 at the Migration Museum in Adelaide
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Seminar: 'Transational citizenship and colonial history: the case study of the Netherlands'
Professor Berteke Waaldijk from University of Utrecht presented this seminar on 9th December at La Trobe University
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Conference: “Migrant to Citizen: Testing Language, Testing Culture" 3-5 December 2008, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia |
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Seminar: 'Constructing Another Europe or Euopre's Other? British and german Discourses on Turkey's EU accession'. by Professor Mathias Albert, University of Bielefeld, Germany Tuesday 2 December 4pm,
IUEU Centre Meeting Room, Humanities 3 Building, Level 2, La Trobe University  |
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Seminar: "The Role of the Council of Europe's Commission on the Efficiency of Justice in the integration of human rights in Europe." by Professor Jon T. Johnsen
25 November: 12 noon; Martin Building, Room 362, La Trobe University. 
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Seminar: "The role of the Council of Europe's Commission on the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) in the integration of human rights in Europe."
Professor Jon T. Johnsen present this lecture on
26 November 2008 at the Blackshield Room, W3A.501, Macquarie University. 
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Symposium: "Relational Dis/Locations: Mediterranean Cultures in translocal and transnational Contexts
28 November 2008: Whiteley Room, U@Macquarie, Macquarie University, Sydney |
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November, 2008
Professor Donald Sassoon presented two lectures at La Trobe University in early November 2008. The titles of these lectures were "The Culture of the Europeans" and Mona Lisa: The Best Known Girl In The Whole Wide World.
For a transcript of "
The Mona Lisa with Donald Sassoon" or to download a Trobe University Podcast of this event visit:
http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/2008/podcasts/the-mona-lisa-with-donald-sassoon/transcript
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October, 2008
Dr George Menz, Senior Lecturer in Political Economy at Goldsmiths, University of London presented a seminar titled Dr George Menz, Senior Lecturer in Political Economy at Goldsmiths, University of London at La Trobe University in early November 2008. |
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October, 2008
During his stay in Australia, Professor Xavier Greffe, the
Professor of Economics, University of Paris 1 - Sorbonne held seminars in Queensland and New South Wales on Urban Cultural Landscapes and New Business Models For Cultural Companies. Photos from his seminar at the Macquarie University Art Gallery will be available soon.  |
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September, 2008
This event was held between 24-26 September 2008, Bendigo Region, VIC., Australia. |
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September, 2008
Leilah Nadir was the IUEU Centre sponsored guest for the Brisbane Writers Festival
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September, 2008
At the Lowy Institute on 10 September Dr Robert Horvath from La Trobe University and Professor Graeme Gill from Sydney University examined the policy options for dealing with a newly assertive Russia: both academics are prominent Australian Russia scholars . The presentation can be downloaded from the Lowy Insitute: 
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September, 2008
Dr. Hervé Glevarec, IUEU Visiting Research Fellow took part in several events during his stay in Queensland at Griffith University ...
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August - September, 2008
Professor Khosrokhavar, MEEUC Distinguished Guest, took part in several events during his stay in Australia in Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra & Sydney. Photos from his visit will be added shortly

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28 August, 2008
The Melbourne Writers' Festival session with Michael Burleigh was very successful, he held a 30 minute talk about his book and his encounters with (former) terrorists and victims of terrorism...
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August, 2008
Professor Raffaele Torino, Roma Tre University, presented his lecture entitled “Introduction to Italian Law” to students in EUL 101 Societies of Europe, a core unit of the Bachelor of International Studies at Macquarie University. 
While at La Trobe University Professor Torino gave a seminar paper on ‘The Irish “No” to the Lisbon Treaty’. He was also interviewed by Dr Stefan Auer and the resulting DVD will be used for next year’s delivery of the undergraduate European Union unit through the IUEU Centre.
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14 August, 2008
Professor Alberta Sbragia Director of the European Union Centre of Excellence, European Studies University of Pittsburgh, USA presented a lecture entitled An Asia-Pacific Union? Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, and the model of the European Union at Monash University
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July, 2008
Prof. Sasha Roseneil - IUEU Centre and the Departments of Modern History and Sociology at Macquarie Sponsored Speaker. Prof. Roseneil, co-director of the Birkbeck Institute for Social Research, University of London, gave a lecture entitled "Intimate Citizenship in Multi-cultural Europe" on the 29th July at Macquarie University.
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May, 2008
Prof. David Goldberg, IUEU Centre visitor. David Goldberg's visit to Australia from 28 May to 3 June was as part of the programme of the IUEU Centre involved activities in three states.
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May, 2008
Loretta Napoleoni, IUEU Centre sponsored guest for Sydney Writers’ Festival. Loretta Napoleoni appeared at two free events while in Sydney as an IUEU Centre sponsored guest.
One event was at Macquarie University and one was at the SDC in Sydney. 
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April, 2008
Jane Boyd (VRG, March - April 2008) presented several talks during her stay in Australia at Macquarie University (North Ryde and City Campuses) and La Trobe University in Melbourne. 
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9 April , 2008
Mr Bodo Richter, Programme Manager for Australia, Directorate General of Education and Culture (DG EAC) in the European Commission visited the IUEU Centre at Macquarie University and presented a seminar on the EU and Exchange Studies on 9th April 2008. 
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December, 2007
As part of its activities to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, Murdoch University and the Innovative Universities European Union (IUEU) Centre presented a public lecture on Monday, December 10, 2007 by Dr. Kristina Spohr Readman, lecturer in international history at the London School of Economics.  |

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October, 2007
Professor Brigid Laffan has recently undertaken a tour in Australia. Her visit to Australia was part of the IUEU Centre’s continuing program of events to mark the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. 
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October, 2007
A group of five delegates from the International Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER) School at Malmö University, Sweden, will visit Macquarie University on Monday 15 October.  |
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Each year the National Europe Centre, with the support of the IUEU Centre and the Monash European and EU Centre, conducts a five day summer school in conjunction with the Delegation of the European Commission in Canberra. This year’s school will have as its theme: Human Rights Law Policy and Practice: Lessons from Europe. Admission to the school is competitive and application with full details must be submitted by 6 October and it will be held from 15 to 19 December. Significant grants are available to successful applicants to enable them to attend. Full details are to be found at http://www.anu.edu.au/NEC/ESSS2008/ESSS%202008.php
Please draw this opportunity to the attention of high performing students in relevant areas. Note also that ‘honours and masters level-students’ is interpreted to include third year, and even second year students, who have demonstrated clear Honours standard in their work.
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