European Events

Gdañsk, Poland  read more »

York, United Kingdom  read more »

Portsmouth, United Kingdom

The Centre for European and International Studies Research is holding its Flagship Conference at Portsmouth University beginning on 28 June 2012.

This event is a three-day international conference hosted by the University's School of Languages and Area Studies. It will bring together academics and practitioners from a broad range of disciplines including sociology, politics/IR, history, linguistics and gender studies.  read more »

Bamberg, Germany

Attempts at turning Europe into a highly problematic region of postcolonial analysis have recently - though warily - been made. Significantly, Paul Gilroy (2004) has coined the concept of "convivial culture" to signal a possibility for the development of a new cosmopolitan dimension to European culture, namely one of "radical openness" to its colonial past and postcolonial present.  read more »

Gottenheim near Freiburg, Germany

The (IJAS) International Journal of Arts and Ssciences) Conference Series takes place annually in several cities across Europe and North America. The series has three primary aims.

The first aim is to provide opportunities for academics from a range of disciplines and countries to share their research both through the conference podium and IJAS' double-blind refereed publications. All IJAS conferences are inter- and multi-disciplinary.  read more »

Cambridge, United Kingdom  read more »

Florence, Italy

This conference aims to promote discussion of inclusive learning in Europe while providing networking and collaborative opportunities for VET and continuing education professionals, providers of e-learning, social partners and policy makers in LLL and related fields; in addition to members of the E-RURALNET Network.  read more »

Istanbul, Turkey

The theme of the Conference is the "Future of Higher Education". Considering the significance of the event, however, we will also look back at the last 25 years and consider the present.

Keynote speakers will include Simon Roy from the Directorate General for Education and Culture of the European Commission, and Herman Konings of Pocket Marketing/nXt. Other keynote speakers will be confirmed later.  read more »

Bucharest, Romania

The conference is organized by the Faculty of Geography, University of Bucharest, Regional Geography and Environment Department, in partnership with Department of Geography, University of Craiova, Centre for Environmental Research and Impact Studies, Landscape and Water Resources Management Research Centre, Association for Biodiversity Conservation, and National University Research Council through Exploratory Research Projects.  read more »

Belgrade, Serbia

It is our great pleasure to invite you to Belgrade to attend the 13th European AIDS Conference/EACS which is being organised under the auspices of the European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS). We will strive for the conference to offer an exciting scientific programme, composed of a well-balanced mix of plenary lectures as well as abstract-driven sessions presenting latest original research in the field of HIV medicine.  read more »

Geneva, Switzerland

The 11^th of September 2011 marks the 10^th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington in 2001. The decade since then has seen further acts of terrorism committed in Europe, for instance in Madrid in 2004 and in London in 2005 to only name the most tragic ones. However, the threat deriving from terrorism did not emerge out of the blue in 2001. As a matter of fact, terrorism or political violence in one form or another has always been a feature of human political relationships.  read more »

Bucharest, Romania  read more »

Berlin, Germany

Europe Meets China: A Forum for Young Leaders (EMC) is a network for young, influential people from across the world, who have an interest in exploring and strengthening Sino-European relations, and wish to gain insight into the current global political and economic trends associated with the rise of China.  read more »

Brussells, Belgium  read more »

Zadar, Croatia

The Zone and Zones - Radical Spatiality in our Times  read more »

London, United Kingdom  read more »

Preston, United Kingdom

Food and drink are essentials - yet they also represent luxuries.  We must eat to live, sometimes may live to eat, and alcoholic drink can be seen either as a blessing which enlivens existence or a curse which destroys it. One defines oneself not only by what one chooses (or is able) to consume, but by one's attitude to it or even one's control over such commodities.  This conference seeks to explore the significance of food and drink, in its widest sense, in a variety of historical contexts.  read more »

Nottingham, United Kingdom

The overall purpose of this conference is to allow many of the world's leading scholars in the field to explore and debate the history of the Central Intelligence Agency and its place within the wider realms of post-war American politics and culture. There will be a focus on the place of the CIA in the post-war of American diplomacy and foreign policy, and also the more general public reception of the subject through the medium of memoirs, film and fiction.  read more »

Nottingham, United Kingdom

This two day international conference for postgraduate and early career researchers explores interdisciplinary conceptions and representations of radical, counter-hegemonic space.  read more »

Innsbruck, Austria  read more »