Prof Michelle Pace was a speaker at the Webinar “Future of Palestine: One State, Two States, No State”, Danish Institute for International Studies, October 29, 2020. The Webinar is available on Youtube. About the Webinar: How will the Trump plan for solving the Israeli – …
The Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI) in cooperation with EuroMeSCo published a report on “Infrastructures and Power in the Middle East and North Africa”, which can be accessed here. Report Description: “Geopolitics is back. A more aggressive great power competition and the disruptive effects of new …
Prof Nikolaos Tzifakis published an article entitled “The Western Balkans during the Pandemic: Democracy and rule of law in quarantine?”, SAGE, European View, October 11, 2020.
The article is available here.
New article by Dr Beste İşleyen, Dr Jonathan Rokem, Prof. Nando Sigona entitled “Reading Reece Jones’s Violent Borders: Refugees and the Right to Move”, Political Geography, Volume 79, 2020. The article is available here.
Prof Michelle Pace (Roskilde University) and Dr Daniela Huber (Istituto Affari Internazionali) have been invited to speak at the Chatham House event entitled “Europe’s Role in MENA Conflict Zones: A Declining Influence?”. The event will take place online on 17 February 2021 at 2:00pm- 3:15pm …
The second part of the Online Lecture Series “Decolonising Europe What is Europe’s place in the world in 2020?” was organised by Dr Beste Isleyen and Ms Tasniem Anwar at the Amsterdam Centre for European Studies – ACES. The second part of the Series consisted of 5 new lectures that took place between September and November 2020.
Decolonising Europe 6: Decolonising Indonesia – Extraction, property and race
Decolonising Europe 7: Decolonising the museum & art: Collections, colonialism & curators
Decolonising Europe 8: Provincialising Europe
Decolonising Europe 9: Sovereignty and political authority
Decolonising Europe 10: Decolonising Migration
The Lectures are available on youtube following the above links. For more information of the Online Lecture Series visit ACES Website.
More information on the first part of the series (17 June- 15 July 2020) is available here.
Don’t forget to register here for the 12# event of the series “Decolonising Europe: What is Europe’s place in the world in 2020?“, taking place on February 17, 2021.
Register today for the event Decolonising Europe #12: “Decolonising the Non-Colonisers? Historicising Eastern Europe in Global Colonialism“ on 17 February at 16.00. This event is part of the Decolonising Europe Series at ACES (University of Amsterdam), organised by Dr Beste İşleyen and Ms Tasniem Anwar. Speakers …
EUMENIA’s lecture “EU-Middle East relations: an introduction” is now available on youtube! In this EUMENIA Lecture, Michelle Pace, Professor in Global Studies at Roskilde University of Denmark, analyses the EU and Middle East relations. Watch it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53H9IDOcNcI
Dr Daniela Huber, Head of the Mediterranean and Middle East Programme at the Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), participated as a speaker to the Virtual Debate @Academy event on “The Biden Administration and the Middle East: Back to the Future or a Managed Retreat?”, February 3, 2021.
About the event:
“The Middle East is busy adjusting for the Biden presidency. While some capitals are anxious and fearful, others are hopeful. During the Trump administration’s tenure, U.S. policy aggravated regional crises and undermined the U.S. standing in the region. The de-institutionalization and personalization of U.S. relations reduced the American footprint and its credibility. This period also witnessed regional and international powers’ scramble to fill the void left by the U.S. But will the Biden administration reverse Donald Trump’s course or manage a retreat?”
From 1 January 2021 Prof. Michelle Pace became an Associate Fellow at Chatham House’s Europe Programme. Prof. Michelle Pace provides analysis on the EU and its southern neighbourhood, European approaches to the Middle East and North Africa/Mediterranean, as well as migration issues. The British Institute …