Jean Monnet Roundtable Debates:


Current Themes and Dilemmas of European Integration

 

  • Flüchtlingspolitik in Europa (Refugee Policy in Europe), University of Mainz - 8 January 2015/ For further information see here.

 

  • „Lame duck“ in den USA?  Die US-Kongresswahlen und ihre Folgen für die USA, Europa und die transatlantischen Beziehungen - 18 November/ For further information see here.

 

  • “The European Union's climate and energy policy for 2030 - ambition or apathy?”
    2 July 2014, 18:30h, University of Mainz/ For further information see here.

 

  • “Verstärkung kommt!?” - Kroatiens Beitritt in die EU
    3 July 2013, 18:00h, University of Mainz/ For further information see here.

 

  • “Braucht Deutschland mehr Europa?”
    14 June 2013, 18:00h, University of Mainz/ For further information see here.

 

  • “The US before the 2012 Presidential Elections – Implications for Europe”
    19 October 2012, 18:00h, University of Mainz

 

 

Discussants:

  • Dr. Josef Braml
    German Council on Foreign Relations e.V.
    Editor-in-Chief, DGAP Yearbook resident fellow of the Transatlantic Relations Program
  • Robert A. Perls
    Vice Consul, U.S. Consulate General Frankfurt am Main
  • Dr. David Sirakov
    Director of Studies, Atlantic Academy Rhineland-Palatinate e.V.
    Shortly before the Presidential Elections on 6 November 2012, the Jean Monnet Chair for European Integration in cooperation with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation organized a roundtable debate dealing with “The US before the 2012 Presidential Elections – Implications for Europe”. The debate took place on 19 October 2012, 18pm at the University of Mainz.
    Discussed were not only the questions of who will be the next US President and of how different Obama’s campaign was in comparison to 2008, but also the future of US domestic policy concerning the economy, unemployment and education. The main focus of the debate was on the design and future of transatlantic relations as well as on the implications of the elections for Europe.