National Narratives And The European Union: Towards Union Or Disunion?

30 September 2016
1 October 2016
30th September,9.00-18.00 e 1st October, 9.00-13.00
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Venue: Meeting Room, 2nd floor, Department of Sociology and Social Research, via Verdi 26, Trento.

This conference focuses on post-crisis narratives in the context of the traditional European narratives and how they have developed in recent decades. The conference examines the national narratives used to explain and justify EU membership across a representative sample of member states. Specifically, it explores how these narratives link national identity with ‘Europe’, how they conceptualise identity, and how they portray the European Union as a political organization. In investigating the content of national narratives, it pays particular attention to the impact of recent crises.

Lecturers:

  • Ian Manners - Denmark
  • Jesper Dahl Kelstrup – Denmark
  • Attila Agh - Hungary
  • Olivier Rozenberg - France
  • Willie Paterson - Germany
  • Calliope Spanou - Greece
  • Brigid Laffan - Ireland
  • Graeme Crouch - Firenze
  • Vince Della Sala - Italy
  • Ramūnas Vilpišauskas - Lithuania
  • Adriaan Schout - Netherlands
  • Leszek Jesień - Poland
  • Ignacio Molina - Spain
  • Hussein Kassim - UK

Project coordinators: Adriaan Schout and Hussein Kassim

 

Jean Monnet  European Centre | University of Trento     Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union