28 June 2023
With the support of LabEx EHNE and the Center of research in international and atlantic history of Nantes University. Catala Michel (direction), Jeannesson Stanislas (direction), Schnakenbourg Éric (direction) The history of the Europeans’ relations with the world over the long term, from the 15th century to the present day, can be considered under two […]
9 June 2023
Marie Lezowski and Yann Lignereux are publishing this collective history book on the theme of conflicts in which Christian objects are the argument and the target in the modern era. Reference: Livre collectif – Matière à discorde. Christian objects in modern conflicts, textes réunis par Marie Lezowski et Yann Lignereux, Rennes, PUR, collection ” […]
8 June 2023
In partnership with Alliance Europa and as part of its central theme “Building Cohesion – Neighborhood in Europe”, the Genshagen Foundation organized an online event on April 20, 2021, on the topic of “Neighborhood – a key competence and future challenge for Europe”. In her opening speech, journalist Natalie Nougayrède (The Guardian), focused on […]
8 June 2023
Publication at the Innsbruck University press, of the book resulting from the international symposium organized within the framework of the CITƐR project in May, 2018, at Nantes’ Château des Ducs de Bretagne. Authors : Dirk Rupnow, Gwénola Sebaux, Bettina Severin-Barboutie, Meryem Youssoufi, Zaihia Zeroulou (Hg./ed.) The bilingual book (french, german), 288 p., is available […]
8 June 2023
Charlotte Barcat intervened on France Culture June 1, 2021 to talk about the Peace Bridge in Derry, in Northern Ireland. Charlotte Barcat, lecturer in British civilization at Nantes University and researcher at the CRINI, conducts some research on the role of Europe in the peace process in Northern Ireland with the support of the Alliance […]
8 June 2023
Julien Long, PhD student in contemporary history and sociology at the Center of research in International and Atlantic History – Nantes University, just published an article “Growing up in exile”, in the last issue of the National Museum of immigration history’s journal, Hommes et migrations. He benefits from the Institute for European and Global […]
8 June 2023
The theme of the 2020/2021 annual seminar of the Alliance Europa Institute for European and Global Studies oragnized by Lorraine Stravens was : The “regulatory governance” in the European policies : a Europe of experts and standards ? Following the previous editions marked by particularly rich exchanges between PhD students and confirmed researchers, the […]
8 June 2023
This day of study is organized by Lauren BLATIERE, who benefits from the support of the Alliance Europa Institute for European and Global Studies within the framework of the “Attractivity” program for her project of research on the mutations of the European animal law.
8 June 2023
From the Young Researchers Seminar – The new pact on migration and asylum, organized on May 21, 2021, within the framework of the ARRECO project (The Reception and resettlement of Refugees in Europ : Categorisation and Operationalization) financed by Alliance Europa, at the Law and Political Sciences Faculty of Nantes University, the booklet aims at […]
