Look at the agenda for upcoming conferences, seminars, meetings etc.
16 - 19 June 2009 Hierarchy and Power in The History of Civilizations in Moscow, Russia
Center for Civilizational and Regional Studies of the Institute for African Studies under the Russian Academy of Sciences in co-operation with the School of History, Political Science and Law of the Russian State University for the Humanities is organizing in Moscow on June 16-19, 2009 the Fifth International Conference 'HIERARCHY AND POWER IN THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS'. For more information, click here.
22 - 23 July 2009 Justice in the EU from the Citizen's Perspective in Stockholm, Sweden
Issues such as the individual’s access to justice and understanding of the judicial process, procedural rights for both defendants and crime victims, and support to crime victims will be highlighted at the conference. The aim is to increase the impact of existing EU legal instruments in the area of civil law and to promote work on procedural rights. It is intended for decision-makers, practitioners (such as judges and lawyers) and officials from EU institutions and Member States’ ministries of justice. Participants from the EU’s neighbours will also be invited. For more information, click here.
29 - 30 September 2009 Active Citizenship in Europe in Gothenburg, Sweden
The Swedish Adult Education Association (SAEA), the umbrella organisation for Sweden’s nine study organisations, and the European Association for Education of Adults (EAEA), invite you to two days of exciting discussions on advocacy through non formal adult education in Europe. On 29 – 30 September, non-formal adult education organisations, other non-governmental organisations and decision-makers at all levels will come together. The conference is part of Sweden’s EU Presidency and is being arranged in collaboration with a number of organisations. For more information and the programme, click here.
8 - 10 October 2009 International Conference 'EU and the Media' in The Hague and Leiden, The Netherlands
the Montesquieu Institute - in cooperation with the Master European Union Studies of Leiden University and the Campus The Hague - organises an international conference about the European Union and the media. In Brussels it is often claimed that the EU is ignored by the press, or misinterpreted for national political ends. The elections for the European Parliament were, of course, an excellent opportunity for the European Union to try and achieve a good coverage in the media. With this in mind, the conference will address relevant aspects of the European Union and its relation with its citizens through the use of the media. For more information and the programme, click here.