On August 18, the Center for European Studies (CES) and EU Center (EUC) sent UW PhD students Andreu Casas Salleras and Kevin Aslett to Monroe Correctional Complex (MCC) to present on current and historical concepts of Europe and the EU as part of a series on diversity at the complex. CES and EUC Managing Director, Andrea Brocato and Outreach

Date: 11 November 2016 Time: 3.30-8.30pm Location: Weston Room, The Edge – University of Bath Join the Euromaster founders, current staff from across the various sites, alumni and students for an afternoon of reflection on Europe and a friendly get-together to celebrate the lasting success and impact of the course. Founder of Euromaster, Professor Jolyon

Name: Jessica Pickering Hometown: Born – Auckland, New Zealand; Raised – Issaquah, WA Major: International Studies General Major – Foreign Policy, Diplomacy, Peace and Security Track Minor: European Studies Hobbies: Traveling, yoga, hiking, volleyball   My interest in Europe first developed when I spent the spring quarter of my freshman year at the University of

The Center for European Studies welcomes Professor Sabine Lang as its new director as of July 1st. Professor Lang’s research focuses on European politics and brings in a wide variety of interests, such as multilevel governance, gender politics, and civil society; and has been an active member of the CES and EUC community during her

  Vanessa Quince, French What is your department and degree? PhD Student in Political Science at the University of Washington What do you focus on in your research/studies? International Relations, Political Economy and Political Methodology How are your research/studies related to Europe? I want to examine the role of race in how France conducts trade

This year, the Center for European Studies is sponsoring two films at the Seattle International Film Festival:  Welcome To Norway! Norway | 2016 | 90 minutes | Rune Denstad Langlo Set against the backdrop of a beautiful Norwegian village, this scandalous comedy follows a xenophobic ski-resort owner, Primus (Anders Baasmo Christiansen), as he attempts to

The program will take Jackson School of International Studies (JSIS) students to the University of Washington Rome Center for a firsthand look at the historical, political, and cultural issues that will help define the new Europe. The program will make use of the unique setting in Rome, home of key embassies, international organizations and the