Posted on: February 23rd, 2011
Oxford Lithuanian Society Presents Leonidas Donskis – Professor, MEP
“The Dissonances of Memory: Talking Past Each Other in the EU“
Ph.D., philosopher, political theorist, historian of ideas, social analyst, political commentator, defender of human rights and civil liberties, author or editor of more than twenty books, and member of the European Parliament.
On 5 May 2011, 20:15
Lecture Theatre, Ship Street Centre, Jesus College, Oxford.
Discussion will be moderated by Donatas Kupčiūnas, DPhil Candidate in Modern History, University of Oxford
Free entry
Mr Francois Duluc:
‘The role of National Parliaments in the formulation and the scrutiny of European policies’
Wednesday of 2nd Week, venue TBA
With his expertise in Middle Eastern affairs, Mr. Duluc will be talking about the much televised happenings in the Middle East and the spread of democracy among the Arab states.
This event is not to be missed!
Contact Details:
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anna.hoffmann@merton.ox.ac.uk
Cost Details:
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Members – free, Non-Members £2
EAS Discussion Forum (1st week)
Join us for this term’s first EAS discussion forum.
On Friday of week 1 at 2 pm
Posted on: October 15th, 2010
EAS Trinity Term Social (1st week)
Join us for this term’s first fantastic social! Meet other Europhiles and have a good time..
On Thursday of week 1, 8:30 pm – Oriel College
Posted on: November 16th, 2011
Friday 6th week, 18 Nov 2011
8:45-9:45 pm
Harris Lecture Theatre, Oriel College
Entrance: free for EAS members, 2£ non-members
Corruption costs the European countries an estimated €120 billion annually,
about the size of the EU annual budget. It has a distorting impact on the economy,
competition and internal market.
Mrs Monica Macovei, European Woman of the Year in 2008, currently represents
Romania in the European Parliament, after having previously served as the
country’s Minister of Justice. In this key role, she was the one who pushed for
the implementation of crucial justice reforms required for Romania to become a
member of the EU in 2007. Since then, she has never ceased to be a prominent
voice in the fight against corruption, most notably by initiating the EU Anti-
Corruption Resolution, voted with an overwhelming majority last September.
Posted on: November 29th, 2010
TBA “Mme. Rachida Dati” – Mme. Rachida Dati- CANCELLED
The European Affairs Society is pleased to announce that Mme Rachida Dati, the Ex-Minister of Justice for France and European Parliamentarian, will give a talk in Oxford.
She will talk about her very varied and interesting career as a woman in politics and the first person of North African origin to hold a top government post in France. After becoming an advisor to Sarkozy on immigration in 2002, she became his spokeswoman during his Presidential campaign and was made Justice Minister in 2007. She resigned from this position in 2009 and has since been a Member of the European Parliament.
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