Cambridge Seminars on the Future of Europe
The future of Europe is in question.
A draft Constitution for Europe is being considered by governments at an Intergovernmental Conference beginning in October 2003.
In May 2004 a European Union of fifteen member states will become a European Union of twenty-five member states.
The future of Europe in its widest aspects was the focus of six seminars held in Cambridge in the Michaelmas and Lent Terms 2003-4.
Seminar Programme | ||
22 October 2003 | Professor Philip Allott | |
12 November 2003 | Professor Philip Allott | |
26 November 2003 | Dr Catherine Barnard | |
28 January 2004 | Professor Tim Blanning | |
11 February 2004 | Sir John Boyd | |
25 February 2004 | Baroness O'Neill | |
Further information from: the Administrator, Centre for European Legal Studies (cels@law.cam.ac.uk)
The seminar series has received generous financial support from the Cambridge European Trust; the Faculty of Law, Cambridge; the French Embassy (Institut français du Royaume-Uni; Délégation Culturelle Française, Cambridge); the Jean Monnet Programme of the European Commission; and Trinity College, Cambridge.
The support of these institutions does not imply any responsibility on their part for the content of the seminars.