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@JM_ETEE It was such a great experience to see so many colleagues and disciplines making sense of transoceanic encounters and exchanges at UVA @aces_for @MAES_KULeuven @gustavogmuller @gsachdevajnu @layhwee @UCBerkeleyIES
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Presented a paper on Changing dynamics of European encounters with China and India @JM_ETEE Jean Monnet Network conference @UvA_Amsterdam @aces_for @sandiplomat
Check out the most recent blog posts by the students of the ETEE School: arts.kuleuven.be/etee/blog
Perceptions of EU-Korea relations, Germany's China dilemma, EU climate leadership, post-colonial sustainable development, judo as soft power, and much more!
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Delivered a talk "The War in Ukraine and India-EU Encounters" at the @JM_ETEE Jean Monnet Network @gustavogmuller @kariotteburn @EU_in_India
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Participated in @JM_ETEE Jean Monnet Network meeting at @KobeU_Global Japan and made a presentation on the ‘Dynamics of transoceanic connectivity strategies’
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Jean Monnet Network on Transoceanic Encounters and Exchanges @JM_ETEE Winter School organized at @KobeU_Global with students and scholars from four continents talking about the history and presence of relations among regions of the world 🌎
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When the @JM_ETEE Network puts Japan in between Europe and Latin America 🌏 Looking forward to the discussions with @gustavogmuller , Bruno Theodoro Luciano @Unesp_Oficial and the local colleagues from @KobeU_Global. Thank you for the invite @mari_glabamboo and Yuki Sekine 🙏🏻
And do not miss our second keynote lecture of the ETEE Conference, via Zoom.
" Colonial Archipelagic Studies: A New Research Agenda for Caribbean Studies"
Professor Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel (University of Miami)
May 25, 3:30pm PST
Register here: rb.gy/7xz8qj
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A look at the methodological contributions of the archipelagic framework for comparative colonial studies in the Caribbean. It explores three key notions in archipelagic Caribbean studies: “Colonial Archipelagic Cartographies,” “Con-federations” and “Overseas Territories.”
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Join us for the first keynote lecture of the ETEE Conference, live via Zoom from UC Berkeley, USA.
"Trust in the Empire's Law"
Professor Seth Davis (University of California, Berkeley Law School)
May 24, 1:00pm PST
Register here: rb.gy/yo5fsn
beginning with the origins of modern international law: the colonial encounter between the Spanish and Indigenous Peoples in the Americas.
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Multilateralism and Regionalism in challenging times: Europe-Latin America Relations
Opening Session is tomorrow - 1 September at 16:00 CET
register here: forms.gle/PN1vMeyfPwEEdR3F9
Border Crossings in the Old Regime: Transregional Perspectives on the Habsburg Low Countries and Austria
20 May, 8pm CET
ETEE partner @UCBerkeleyIES co-organizes an exciting panel on movement, contact, and exchange in the early modern world
+ info: events.berkeley.edu/index.ph…
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On Monday 17 May, from 11am CET, ETEE co-hosts a webinar on Diplomatic History with diplomats stationed across the globe.
#digitaldiplomacy #crisisdiplomacy & #multilateraldiplomacy on the agenda.
Join tomorrow! Registrations here: arts.kuleuven.be/geschiedeni…
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ROUNDTABLE: From Global History to Present-day Global Governance Multidisciplinary approaches in the study of European Transoceanic Interactions 15 Oct, 2020 @JM_ETEE @KU_Leuven @gustavogmuller @polatoja @EU_in_India @EU_Commission
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Right now: Magali Gravier (CBS) gives our ETEE keynote speech on "Unity in Diversity", "First among Equals" and "Empire" at our Jean Monnet Network on transoceanic encounters @JM_ETEE @MAES_KULeuven . Chaired by Akasemi Newsome, Berkeley @anewsomephd.
Join us today at 7pm CET for a thought-provoking (and some Latin lessons) lecture on the European Union: 'in varietate Concordia, primus inter pares, or imperial maintenance?'
Fully online - Registration: shorturl.at/zCPWZ
