Liste des titres des 3 enregistrements contenant «  » :

1) Casimir Poniatowski - frère aîné du dernier roi de Pologne et sa descendance. [2017-09-22 | 4032 Chênée]
2) EU-Russia Relations: How to get out of the 'midlife' crisis? [2017-09-22 | 9000 Gent]
3) L'an 1 de la révolution russe, Suivi de La ville en danger. [2017-09-22 | F-13192 Marseille]

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le vendredi 22 septembre 2017

Ghent University, Aula + Campus Aula, Volderstraat 9 and 3, 9000 Gent   EU-Russia Relations: How to get out of the 'midlife' crisis? UGent => First Colloquium. EU-Russia Relations: How to get out of the « midlife' » crisis. The first Ghent Russia colloquium 22 september 2017 ?? The EU Global Strategy on Foreign and Security Policy, adopted in June 2016, defined the relationship between the European Union and Russia as 'a key strategic challenge'. On the one hand, the conflict in Ukraine and the ensuing introduction of restrictive measures disrupt the potential for cooperation. On the other hand, the EU and Russia are largely interdependent in many areas. For this purpose, 'selective engagement' over matters of common interest such as energy, environment, education, research and cross-border cooperation remains on the agenda. The purpose of the first Ghent colloquium is to bring together scholars and practitioners working in various disciplines to present their research on the evolution of EU-Russia relations. Selected papers may be published in an edited volume or a special issue of an international peer reviewed journal. Presentations The slides of the different presentations are available, as well as some papers for which the authors gave consent to publish them online. Panel 1: Theoretical perspectives on EU-Russia relations Anne Wetzel (University of Mannheim): Presentation “An unexpected spill over? EU-Russia relations and implications for neo-functionalism” Panel 2: Legal perspectives on EU-Russia relations Kirill Entin (Higher School of Economics): Presentation “Knockin' on heaven's door: the CJEU on the restrictive measures against Russia” Panel 3: Security and defence Ivan Kentros Klyszcz (University of Glasgow): Paper “De-securitising Russia-West relations: the case of the Baltic countries” Joris Van Bladel (Austrian Institute of European Security Studies): Presentation “Russia’s defense policy in perspective” Panel 4:Energy and environment Andras Deak (Institute of World Economics, Hungary): Presentation “Emerging diversity in Russia’s energy relations: what role for Europe?” Yaroslava Marusyk (University of Groningen): Presentation “A Clash of Values and Norms? EU-Russia Energy Security Discourse in Institutional Setting” Niels Smeets (KULeuven): Paper “The green menace : gauging the credibility of Russia’s ecological discourse on renewable energy policies” + Presentation Panel 5: Education and Science Martina Vukasovic (Ghent University): Paper “Political saliency of the Bologna Process for EU and non-EU countries: Implications for Russia” Panel 6: Shared neighbourhood Fabienne Bossuyt (Ghent University): Paper “Central and Eastern European perceptions of the Eurasian Economic Union: Between economic opportunities and fear of renewed Russian hegemony” + Presentation Kazushige Kobayashi (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva): Paper “Competing Regional Orders in the Shared Neighbourhood: The EU, Russia, and the Norm Contestation in the Post-Soviet Space” + Presentation Сайт/Site : https://www.ugent.be/russiaplatform/en/colloquium/colloquium1.htm